A usually reliable source has told me that this is the programme for the NSW U20’s leading up to Nationals:
Sat 21 Feb - Play 40 minutes of Club Footy if games are available
Sat 27 Feb - TG Millner (in conjunction with Gen Blue game against Pampas XV at 6pm) Internal Trial at 4pm
http://www.waratahs.com.au/Waratahs...4667/Gen-Blue-team-named-for-Tonga-clash.aspx
Gen Blue team announcement from Waratahs website. Forshaw tomorrow at 4:30pm
http://www.waratahs.com.au/Waratahs...4667/Gen-Blue-team-named-for-Tonga-clash.aspx
Gen Blue team announcement from Waratahs website. Forshaw tomorrow at 4:30pm
How did the Gen Blue boys go?
66 to 10 - Gen Blue favour. Some very good back line tries in the first half (courtesy Kellaway and Clunies Ross) Red card waved in the air at half time for Canadian (Tonga) (tackle mid air - flipped player onto his head). Referee tried hard to let it flow - full complement of Australia Tonga on second half. Second half much more physical Australian Tonga took it to the Gen Blue forwards - which gave GB some great tackling practice at a fast pace. The GEN BLUE bench was used - all present having a run. Good to see Folau and Skeleton in the crowd keeping selfies alive!
The big game will be tomorrow between the two teams.Looks like ACT will be playing WA for the chocolates for the Southern States U20 Title.
It wasn't the Under 20s GB Colts who were playing TP: it was the GB senior side, albeit with many Under 20s in it the same as last week v. the ACT As.How did the Gen Blue boys go? Can't seem to locate the result on the Tahs' website, google, etc.
Any snouts on the ground in Adelaide with match reports or player observations?
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Sounds like Nick Jooste has had a great start. He is one of 4 17 year olds on tour and will be back at Schoolboys later this year. He attracted some attention in 2014 and will be better again in 2015. Great player and terrific young man.
WA def ACT 28 - 24