CAS Rugby 2012
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clark (t) williams (A) mee (c) malaki (t) Davis [2's] Barker theres a heap of them
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Larry Dwyer (12)
none from barker, spots such as Pederson (no.1), and Marais (no.4) don't have a year 11 replacement until the 4ths
paterson and wileman are doing pathways
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Wicksdad
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5 x Randwick U17 boys backing up for Waves 1st XV against Knox after 3 days of State Champs as well
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Veteran101
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I think not, Waverley college doesnt allow pathways. As Oli Nicholson (Waverley College 10, Who had a short 1st XV season with a shoulder Injury) was underage with also the likes of Chris Talakai & Charles Ingram. Waverley College didnt allow them to do pathways because they had to be elite athletes and the headmaster didnt believe they were.
Leave rubbish talk like this off the forum.
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Alex Ross (28)
Is it confirmed? I would think that would disadvantage Knox... Their forwards may do better in a mudbath and the Waverley backs would have their impact diluted if played in a field with 6 inches (152 mm) of water sloshing about.
Though I wouldn't be surprised if there were more Waverley supporters there than Knox. These days the school support given by Knox doesn't seem that strong...if they kids do turn up they are generally a poorly dressed rabble acting like spoilt kids. And within site of the senior Masters/ teachers.
Any news on any other grounds? I think the rain comes again tomorrow afternoon/ Saturday.
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Larry Dwyer (12)
what was Cranbrook's score? couldn't make it today, was it a good game?
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cranbrook vs barker davies was amazing once again as was haltimeater . cranbrook were without centre i believe due to injury proved costly for them and tom faye was shut down regularly as was mea. Report from Aloys vs Trinity williams had a cracking game as did clunies ross
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Herbert Moran (7)
Waverley 31 Knox 26
....and Cranbrook was zip, which underwhelmed your rolling average of about 11 against Barker, ha ha.
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Larry Dwyer (12)
this is true but I'm not entirely surprised. The conditions today would undoubtedly favour the Barker side who enjoy keeping the ball within the forwards, marais v mee would have been interesting, and I would have liked to see how Pearson played with strong back row opposition in Fay. Cranbrook seemed to domimate Barker in the back 3 last time, so it would have been extremely difficult to repeat that style of play with today's weather. I think whilst on paper Cranbrook are a weak side, they will still provide a strong contest for the remainder of their fixtures
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Nev Cottrell (35)
Trinity was without Clark (shoulder) and Morsello, who could be out for the year. Finn moved to fly half and his solid game worked well in the slushy conditions. Both teams did well to persist with attacking play despite terrible conditions. Mud and poor visibility makes it hard to single out individuals but the Trinity power forwards - Orr, Moala, Tiumalu-Afele, McLean- made a big difference and Clunies-Ross scored a brilliant individual try.
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Alex Ross (28)
Why - he wasn't that dominant v Trinity - anyone know why the no show from Clarke. I note elsewhere a comment about his family having a rough go of it lately - anyone know?
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