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The enrollment numbers a Knox doesnt compare to the results Waverley produced here. Fair to say that in the years to come there will be some high profile bouts between the two sides but my money (although somewhat biased) is on Waves to be very dominant for a string of years to come. Lets look...

9 players mentioned there plus around half a team, if not more, of players who finished last year who were young and could have been playing this year if they were in year 12 now.

Ill throw my predictions out there as well. Trinity v Cranbrook A few injuries for Brook and perhaps a bit of a shock last week, probably thinking theyd run over Waverley once again, sees them in need of a confidence boost and a big win to keep their stellar season going forward strongly...

------------------------ Well lets use Aloys for an example. They are a pretty small school when compared to the other 5 schools in the CAS and its not surprising that they struggle to match teams in the lower grades and often ive seen an aloys b or c team playing a c or d team from the...

Yes Waverley's younger age groups have been very dominant and I for one am looking forward to seeing what is to come of them in future years. I know that most of the 13s, 14s and 15s age groups are either undefeated or have only dropped 1 or 2 close games and that their 16s are about the same...

and despite whatever williams actions may have been, the other Knox coach conducted himself in a very professional manner.

not 100% certain as I wasnt right next to them, but I am pretty sure that is what happened.

The Knox hooker was carded sometime during the last 10 minutes of the match. A scrum was required not long after and Knox needed to provide a replacement hooker and when he came on they failed to drop a backrower or a back to the bench. This went unnoticed by the ref and touch judges but the...