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do you have scores for the 15As, 14As and 13As???

Round 6 was a general washout with, for example, all games at Joeys below 3rd Grade cancelled - an unprecedented event in Joeys history. All council grounds were closed and, in the absence of any reports of results, the Stats Team had no choice but to consider all games cancelled below 3rd...

Round 4 and Round 6 were both washouts for the 16s, and we have no result from Rd7 Newington v Riverview, so that appears as a 0-0 draw pending that result. Lots of "real" draws in this comp!

Don't forget there's the Australian Junior Mens Four (JM4+) also competing in Canada at the U19 World Rowing Championships. They also left this morning as part of the team with the other twenty-odd U19 rowers (male + female). The JM4+ comprises three Joeys boys and one Riverview...

this tournament is devalued and meaningless since PONI players are excluded in NSW teams and the Queensland teams are not allowed to pick GPS players because their season hasn't started yet. So the QLD players come from 2nd string rugby schools (no Nudgee, Terrace, Southport, BBC etc)

Three of that Mens Olympic VIII are Joeys boys (Spencer Turrin, Jack Hargreaves and Jack O'Brien). The rest of the crew are Alex Purnell (Shore), Josh Hicks (Trinity Perth), two Melbourne rowers and one from Adelaide. Another three Joeys boys are rowing in the Australian U19 Mens Four (JM4+)...

for those wondering what's the go with the BYE for the 4th XV, it's because View 4ths are playing Grammar 2nds in an unofficial "comp" which now includes Grammar's 2nds with the other 6 schools (curtain-raiser in the 3rds comp). This means 7 teams, so a bye is involved. Similar story with the...

interesting selection, Bee. Predominance of Kings boys seems strange when you check the table after 3 rounds. just sayin'

38-24 to Barker. Trial played in 3 x 20min thirds with lots of continuous changes, but Barker the overall better drilled side. Joeys with some work to do.

Ollie Schmude was Joeys 2nds halfback in 22, great player but kept out of the 1s by Sharples.

difficult when you get conflicting reports

Joeys beat High 56-7, not 34-7, The AAGPS website is wrong.

playing No10 in the 2nds

no big news there - Joeys go to camp at Kingscliff every year.

not quite - 10 in the 1sts, 4 in the 2nds and one (from Joeys 2nds0 in the 3rds. The one to miss out was a reserve. There were 7 Aus Schoolboys and 12 NSW Schoolboys in that side.

with Kings now (almost) a lay-down misere for the chocolates, interest turns to the race for the Silver Medal in the 1sts comp. Joeys will back themselves to win all 4 remaining games (vE(h), vN(a), vI(h), vK(a)) and will be hoping Riverview drop 2 games (vK and vJ the likely contenders) and...

well done TG - the history of the choice of Cerise & Blue has always had a bit of doubt about it, with many theories being offered, most related to horse-racing colours. In 1981, Br Michael Naughtin wrote his impressive history of Joeys called "A Century of Striving", and on p134 it said: on...

for those interested, the U20 Aus v NZ game on the weekend, the replay is here [no sound and no score posted] Junior Wallabies v New Zealand U20s 1 Jack Barrett 2. Max Craig 3. Massimo De Lutiis 4. Daniel Maiava-Tapusoa 5. Jhy Legg 6. Lachlan Hooper 7. Ned Slack-Smith 8. John Bryant 9. Teddy...

surprised to see Barrett in there - my understanding is that the U19 squad was meant to give kids who were too old for the U18s a chance to impress ahead of selection of next year's U20s. World Rugby doesn't have an U19 tournament any more since it was merged with the old U21 to form the U20s a...