Waverley vs Cranbrook 16As Number 20 was Tom Fuller had a strong game in the centres. Jaya had a good game as usual, as well as Ben O'Sullivan, Liam Smith, Liam Molloy and big Ethan Micaleff is nearly back to his best in his comeback after injury. Jackson Mohi scored a length of the field try for the 16Bs in his first touch of the ball in his first game back after a long lay off from injury.
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20 Tom Fuller, came on early in the first half, after the number 8 came off with some kind of injury around the collarbone/shoulder area, which caused a reshuffle in the pack. Has a great offload and runs the ball extremely well. Waverley 15 had a strong game, ran well and has cemented his spot in the side. Good kicking ability also.
20 Tom Fuller, came on early in the first half, after the number 8 came off with some kind of injury around the collarbone/shoulder area, which caused a reshuffle in the pack. Has a great offload and runs the ball extremely well. Waverley 15 had a strong game, ran well and has cemented his spot in the side. Good kicking ability also.
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Larry Dwyer (12)
Early prediction - Slaven easily over Bosch - played state at 9 and can play any position - now excelling at fullback. Can't wait to see how good the kid is at 18
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You're right; the Selectors won't be taking any notice but good luck to all the players in the mix.
U16s North and South Harbour squads announced next Monday 26th May.
U16s North vs South match played the following week Thurs June 5 at Cranbrook. CAS squad named the same day.
U16s NSW schoolboy tournament played Sat-Sun June 21-22 at Knox.
Opens CAS squad announced Sat 31 May.
CAS vs CHS Thurs June 5 at Cranbrook.
CAS vs GPS Tues June 17 at Scots College.
NSW Trials Frid June 20 Curagul Fields.
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Rocky Elsom (76)
CAS will be playing ISA on Friday June 20.
To be pedantic, all 3 games for the CAS boys are trials for the NSW Shoolboys teams.
There will be selectors present at these, and the other early games such as CCC v CHS, CHS v ISA etc.
The Fri 20th June games just have everyone, and all the selectors, at the same place across the day.
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It will be interesting to see the talent on display this season. The two games on at Cranbrook on June 5th will be worth a look.
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Larry Dwyer (12)
Can the mods sort out this chat getting tiring tbh ;(
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Larry Dwyer (12)
As a friend of Aloysius rugby - let's look to sorting out the first XV before you look to the 3rd XV
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Stan Wickham (3)
No need to be a smart-ass this blog is designed for an intellectual discussion on rugby not banter between school boys bored in class.
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Alex Ross (28)
For what it’s worth - I thought it was quite clever - far more so than some of the pedantic and heavily opinionated drivel masquerading as intelligent comment on here.
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Ken Catchpole (46)
Never retreat. Simply retire to prepared positions.
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Frank Row (1)
North Harbour Team
1: Tim Anstey
2: Harry Purcell
3:?
4: ?
5: Hugh Margin
6: Hrdina
7:?
8: Milan Basson(if he plays u16's)
9: Rhett Butler
10: Dainton
11: Sean Hasegawa
12: Armstrong
13: Slaven
14: Kane
15: Bosch
Random guess?
1: Tim Anstey
2: Harry Purcell
3:?
4: ?
5: Hugh Margin
6: Hrdina
7:?
8: Milan Basson(if he plays u16's)
9: Rhett Butler
10: Dainton
11: Sean Hasegawa
12: Armstrong
13: Slaven
14: Kane
15: Bosch
Random guess?
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Stan Wickham (3)
Eric Stene is playing 1sts for Aloysius at hooker he should be considered as a possibility
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Alex Ross (28)
CAS Rd # 4 – 24th May
Knox v St. Aloysius
Waverley v Barker
Cranbrook v Trinity
Cranbrook should beat Trinity. Trinity will be a bit dejected, sore and tired after Knox and I am not certain about their side due to injuries and a possible suspension. Cranbrook has the best defence and I am not sure whether the Trinity attack is strong enough. Their strength is fin their forwards and Cranbrook seems to be particularly strong there. I think Trinity will need to go into the game with a positive attitude and attack and apply pressure. Easier said than done. Cranbrook has the best defence in the competition and is build on a strong forward pack and a more than useful 5/8. They will grind a side down and take points on offer. They are also at home and will probably be on the winning side of the penalty count. The main issue with Cranbrook will be concentrating on their next game against Knox and taking Trinity for granted.
Waverley versus Barker will be interesting. Barker has had a respite last week from playing the heavy weights, Knox and Cranbrook, whilst Waverley has had 100+ points scored against them in two weeks. The Barker's half and 5/8 combo should be fitter as well. Waverley rarely loses three in a row, but I think Barker may hold a slight edge. Especially in terms of depth and defence.
I can't see Aloys recording a win this week. They will be competitive for the first 15b minutes and may even hold the lead for a bit, but will be eventually worn down and possible overwhelmed. Similar to Cranbrook, Knox may be looking forward and fail to concentrate fully on the game at hand. Knox would also be wanting to show further improvement being more disciplined and more clinical and cutting down on errors. Currently Knox is still leaving more than a few unscored tries on the field. However, though Aloys will be willing and they would consider that a loss less than 35 points a good result.
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Both Knox and Cranbrook should win easily.
Anything could happen in the game between Waverley and Barker.
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Both Knox and Cranbrook should win easily.
Anything could happen in the game between Waverley and Barker.
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