CAS Rugby 2015
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Copied from the link above. The 10 minute rule doesn't apply and I assume this is what schools go by.
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Bob McCowan (2)
Latest CAS teams
CAS 1st XV
Tom Hill ( C ), Nicholas Rowell ( K ), Alexander Rathie ( C ), Hugh Margin ( K ) Liam Rasch ( T ), Lachlan Swinton ( K ), Harry Chapman ( K ), Harry McLennan ( T ), Matthew Hayes ( A ), Bruce Thompson ( B ), David Stenning ( K ), Joe Williams ( K ), Peter Slaven ( A ), Alec Diamond ( A ), Ryan Longville ( T ),
CAS 2nd XV
Lewis Barakat ( C ), Eric Stene ( A ), Jordi Nikopoulos ( A ), Lachlan Begg ( K ), Will Halliday ( A ), Josh Kemeny ( C ), Liam Shiel-Dick ( A ), Simon Pursell ( B ), Adam Wigglesworth ( B ), Robert Siteine ( T ), Dion Narayan ( W ), Sam Lawson ( A ), Jake Smirnotis ( W ), Jackson Mohi ( W ), Brad Caddey (B), Connor Grindal (K), Anthony Nguyen ( T ), Pernell Filipo ( T ), Nicholas Cramp ( A ), Andy Lloyd ( B ), Rhett Butler ( K ), Tyzac Jordan ( W ), Jack Mazaraki
Take Away Notes
McLennan still playing (big boost for CAS)
Lawson dropped to CAS 2s for stenning (surprising seeing how well Lawson has played in CAS
Bosch out injured replaced by Brad Caddey
CAS 1st XV
Tom Hill ( C ), Nicholas Rowell ( K ), Alexander Rathie ( C ), Hugh Margin ( K ) Liam Rasch ( T ), Lachlan Swinton ( K ), Harry Chapman ( K ), Harry McLennan ( T ), Matthew Hayes ( A ), Bruce Thompson ( B ), David Stenning ( K ), Joe Williams ( K ), Peter Slaven ( A ), Alec Diamond ( A ), Ryan Longville ( T ),
CAS 2nd XV
Lewis Barakat ( C ), Eric Stene ( A ), Jordi Nikopoulos ( A ), Lachlan Begg ( K ), Will Halliday ( A ), Josh Kemeny ( C ), Liam Shiel-Dick ( A ), Simon Pursell ( B ), Adam Wigglesworth ( B ), Robert Siteine ( T ), Dion Narayan ( W ), Sam Lawson ( A ), Jake Smirnotis ( W ), Jackson Mohi ( W ), Brad Caddey (B), Connor Grindal (K), Anthony Nguyen ( T ), Pernell Filipo ( T ), Nicholas Cramp ( A ), Andy Lloyd ( B ), Rhett Butler ( K ), Tyzac Jordan ( W ), Jack Mazaraki
Take Away Notes
McLennan still playing (big boost for CAS)
Lawson dropped to CAS 2s for stenning (surprising seeing how well Lawson has played in CAS
Bosch out injured replaced by Brad Caddey
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So there ya have it folks! the knox so called 'superstars' not stepping up when needed see's CAS loose with a near 20/20 cricket score. Altough NSW teams will see a whitewash of GPS selections, CAS will have next to none. Dominating against boys half their size in regular competition should not be recognised as 'being a good rugby player' zero skill, knowledge and vision will get these boys nowhere in the coming years once finishing school.
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Across both teams too anyone with a basic rugby knowledge you can see the 1st's forwards lacking a much needed controlled aggression and the fundamental skills needed to play rugby including (catching & passing). The 2nds backs are also lacking finishers which your 13 & 15 should USUALLY be taking care of. The gel between squads is definitely missing. Call it the coaches faults or see it how it plays, this year's selections have been the poorest of recent years....
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Across both teams too anyone with a basic rugby knowledge you can see the 1st's forwards lacking a much needed controlled aggression and the fundamental skills needed to play rugby including (catching & passing). The 2nds backs are also lacking finishers which your 13 & 15 should USUALLY be taking care of. The gel between squads is definitely missing. Call it the coaches faults or see it how it plays, this year's selections have been the poorest of recent years....
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No one can argue with the GPS result, but stating the selectors have it wrong is playing the blame game. Does CAS have a mystery team that selectors have overlooked? If they have done such a poor job please man up and name your dream team.
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Stan Wickham (3)
To make no major changes after losing 50-0 has blown my mind. You have Siteine and Jordan in the 2s team who would be excellent options for the 10 jersey however they seem to overlook them?
Against GPS, the forward pack were intimated from the outset and never looked like they wanted to be there (with the acception of Swinton who obviously thrives on tough competition). Now I will probably be torn apart for saying this, but the lack of Waverley players in the pack would have severely affected this stigma of surrendering during adversity. Cardassilaris and Cooper are injured, who in my eyes are the only Waverley forwards capable of playing at the 1s level so it's not like they were overlooked. My opinion is obviously bias, however that doesn't make me wrong.
Against GPS, the forward pack were intimated from the outset and never looked like they wanted to be there (with the acception of Swinton who obviously thrives on tough competition). Now I will probably be torn apart for saying this, but the lack of Waverley players in the pack would have severely affected this stigma of surrendering during adversity. Cardassilaris and Cooper are injured, who in my eyes are the only Waverley forwards capable of playing at the 1s level so it's not like they were overlooked. My opinion is obviously bias, however that doesn't make me wrong.
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Vay Wilson (31)
Is Basson injured or dropped altogether? Surprising that he and Lawson got MOTM points in the match report yet neither have been retained
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If you don't have the cattle, you don't have the cattle; that's the way it goes some years. However, it does put some things into perspective regarding the CAS Comp and 'dominant' teams in relation to other school rugby competitions. For this year at least. Also, and obviously in relation to NSW selections.
But no one will care when the CAS comp resumes; it will still be a competition between 6 teams. The Knox team will still be the benchmark and everyone will still be trying to knock them off their perch.
GPS 1sts are an exceptionally good team and were far too strong for CAS. The selectors could have chosen any amount of different combinations and it would have been the same result.
CAS 2nds defeated CHS and even though beaten by GPS, were competitive.
CAS 1sts were beaten by CHS but were competitive.
CAS aren't playing GPS today so more favourable reports will probably be forthcoming.
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Maybe not more favourable reports !
CAS 1sts beaten by ISA 43-10
CAS 2nds beaten by CCC 26-12
CAS 1sts beaten by ISA 43-10
CAS 2nds beaten by CCC 26-12
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Stan Wickham (3)
NSW Schools Team for Australian Schools Championships 2015 at St Ignatius College 29 June to 4 July
Players are to report to Waratah’s HQ at SFS at 8:30 am Sunday for team briefing and medical
NSW Schools I H.Johnson-Holmes CHS, T.Horton GPS, H.Chapman GPS, T.Pirodi GPS, R.McCauley,GPS, N.Gittoes GPS, C.Smith GPS, L.Anderson ISA, H.Goddard ISA, J.McGregor GPS, V.Latu CHS, D.England GPS, S.Kennewell GPS, S.Loga-Tarogi GPS, T.Wright, GPS, D.Woods GPS, J.Morrison GPS, T.Atiola GPS, M.Gridler GPS, M.Hingano ISA, J.Oxley ISA, K.Vaitaki CHS, B.Barnes CHS
Team Management: John Guy Manager Hunter Valley Grammar School, Brad Gill Coach Newington, Luke Bower Assistant Coach Cranbrook, Narelle Veverka Physiotherapist
NSW Schools II
C.Walker ISA, J.Nettleton ISA, W.McRae ISA, T.Lane CHS, L,Swinton CAS, D.Pietsch GPS, J.Donato ISA, H.McLennan CAS, T.Strang GPS, J.Wright CHS, J.Prindiville GPS, L.Lough ISA, J.Hawkins GPS, T.Taukamo GPS, T.Clements GPS, M.Stewart CCC, S.Malolo CHS, N.Brown GPS, Z.von Appin ISA, L.Simpson GPS, M.Long GPS, N.Wilkinson GPS, P.Pelligrini CCC
Team Management: Saxon Bowles Manager Oakhill, Lachlan White Coach Trinity, Hugo Engele Assistant Coach Trinity, Alistair Burgess Physiotherapist
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Not required to attend the Briefing on Sunday 21 June 2015
A.Latu CCC, R.Connolly CHS, O.Helu GPS, L.Robson ISA, M.Freeman CCC, V.Sandrel CCC, J.Maltese CCC, T.Rumore ISA, W.Haskins GPS, J.Hardie ISA, J.Veitch ISA, D.Boardman CCC, P.Slaven CAS, E.Nisczcot CHS, R.Longville CASNSW Schools Team for Australian Schools Championships 2015
Players are to report to Waratah’s HQ at SFS at 8:30 am Sunday for team briefing and medical
NSW Schools I H.Johnson-Holmes CHS, T.Horton GPS, H.Chapman GPS, T.Pirodi GPS, R.McCauley,GPS, N.Gittoes GPS, C.Smith GPS, L.Anderson ISA, H.Goddard ISA, J.McGregor GPS, V.Latu CHS, D.England GPS, S.Kennewell GPS, S.Loga-Tarogi GPS, T.Wright, GPS, D.Woods GPS, J.Morrison GPS, T.Atiola GPS, M.Gridler GPS, M.Hingano ISA, J.Oxley ISA, K.Vaitaki CHS, B.Barnes CHS
Team Management: John Guy Manager Hunter Valley Grammar School, Brad Gill Coach Newington, Luke Bower Assistant Coach Cranbrook, Narelle Veverka Physiotherapist
NSW Schools II
C.Walker ISA, J.Nettleton ISA, W.McRae ISA, T.Lane CHS, L,Swinton CAS, D.Pietsch GPS, J.Donato ISA, H.McLennan CAS, T.Strang GPS, J.Wright CHS, J.Prindiville GPS, L.Lough ISA, J.Hawkins GPS, T.Taukamo GPS, T.Clements GPS, M.Stewart CCC, S.Malolo CHS, N.Brown GPS, Z.von Appin ISA, L.Simpson GPS, M.Long GPS, N.Wilkinson GPS, P.Pelligrini CCC
Team Management: Saxon Bowles Manager Oakhill, Lachlan White Coach Trinity, Hugo Engele Assistant Coach Trinity, Alistair Burgess Physiotherapist
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Not required to attend the Briefing on Sunday 21 June 2015
A.Latu CCC, R.Connolly CHS, O.Helu GPS, L.Robson ISA, M.Freeman CCC, V.Sandrel CCC, J.Maltese CCC, T.Rumore ISA, W.Haskins GPS, J.Hardie ISA, J.Veitch ISA, D.Boardman CCC, P.Slaven CAS, E.Nisczcot CHS, R.Longville CASNSW Schools Team for Australian Schools Championships 2015
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Vay Wilson (31)
Well done to Swinton and McLennan on making the starting side for NSW IIs. Given CAS performance to date that is a phenomenal achievement and credit to how well each has performed.
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Desmond Connor (43)
Agreed.
Only other CAS players that probably had a chance were Anstee (out injured) and Purcell who i see scored again for CAS 2nds.
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Stan Wickham (3)
Don't forget Harry Chapman too who was the only CAS player who made NSW I's
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Desmond Connor (43)
I saw that and assumed (silly i know) that he was a GPS player. Well done Mr Chapman.
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Frank Nicholson (4)
I believe that the Harry Chapman who made NSW 1s is a GPS boy it is just a strange coincidence. Although I am suprised that the CAS Harry Chapman did not make NSW 2s.
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Nathan Sharpe (72)
Hate rain on your parade but there's a Harry Chapman in gps 1s plays 3 and so I think it's him
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Desmond Connor (43)
Yes looking back at the program I think your correct. Harry Chapman (Kings) was prop for GPS 1sts and is in NSW1sts. Makes sense over the CAS Harry Chapman who played open side flanker for CAS1sts. Smith and Gittoes (Scotts and Joeys) are the GPS1st and NSW1st flankers and deservedly so.
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Stan Wickham (3)
My apologies guys didn't know about GPS chapman. In fairness it's good to see the NSW selectors rewarding the associations who performed the best in the NSW trials comp, hence CAS only have a couple of selections
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Well done to all the boys who represented the two CAS teams. The jerseys they get to keep will become prized possessions and as a bonus they got to make a some more mates. The year 11 players will have gained valuable experience for next years rep games.
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