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CAS Rugby 2022

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Ron Walden (29)
Only four CAS starters enhanced their selection prospects there: Hooper, Philipson, Edwards and Saunders. Preketes and Bailey, too, from the bench.
Edwards was good around field - but his throw should see him selected - I don't think he missed a throw to the back all day.
 

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Ward Prentice (10)
Game over 24 - 7

Best on ground - I still think Phillpson was good. But Bailey for me was the standout and he was from the bench. Everything worked better with him on the field.

I know I have Waverley eyes - but the difference in the team when Preketes came on was huge. He was the only forward that offered genuine momentum and go forward.

Saunders played well if not doing too much - he should have almost been better selected at 15?
It’s quite breautiful that the best player in the CAS competition this year May very well be from the team that comes in last place.

Bravo Bailey and the staff at St Aloysius for his contribution this week and the rugby season.
 

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The CAS team I would pick after these games.

1. Sayoun
2. Edwards
3. Preketes (Finau potentially if healthy)
4. Ekenyake
5. Probably Ericsson ? No real standout.
6. Halotokoau (Will Kennedy if healthy)
7. Livingstone
8. Hooper
9. Phillipson
10. Bailey (Katoa)
11. Jahnke - Tavana
12. McCleod
13. Sagala
14. Read
15. Saunders

Would like to move Hooper to 2 row, but there isn’t a replacement for him at 8 IMO.

I know it’s a lot of Barker kids (this is definitely gonna annoy a few people lol) but realistically is there any other options? Potentially the Knox wingers could make an argument. Nosa Obaseki too but he’s still clearly coming back from injury and Edwards played alright today.

Poynton is a great player but should have been kept in the 16’s this year.
 

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Fred Wood (13)
So nsw teams are being selected tonight with Gen Blue 1 being the premier team. Personally I only see Saunders, Hooper and Phillipson making that team - Maybe Preketes at a stretch. I don’t think it’s been a particularly good 2 games for any CAS players to be honest.

Of course this assumes Katoa isn’t available
 

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Ward Prentice (10)
So nsw teams are being selected tonight with Gen Blue 1 being the premier team. Personally I only see Saunders, Hooper and Phillipson making that team - Maybe Preketes at a stretch. I don’t think it’s been a particularly good 2 games for any CAS players to be honest.

Of course this assumes Katoa isn’t available
Likely these are the 4 selected for next level for CAS.

i hope Bailey too.
 

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Ron Walden (29)
I think pretty clear the CAS selections were very wrong.

Hopefully there are some changes made for 2023 to make sure more kids have the chance to make higher honours when the teams have greater success.
 

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Ward Prentice (10)
I think pretty clear the CAS selections were very wrong.

Hopefully there are some changes made for 2023 to make sure more kids have the chance to make higher honours when the teams have greater success.
Agreed by many.

Again as I pointed out two simple changes of Preketes into firsts and not picking a year 10 student would have made a world of difference.

And everyone who knows anything about rugby would agree with those two changes.
 

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Fred Wood (13)
Hard to work out whether each position has a ranking. I.e the first name listed is the starter in gen blue 1… it appears that way more often than not

Saunders in the back 3 is interesting
 

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Ron Walden (29)
More signs the CAS selectors stuffed up.
Bailey and Preketes picked ahead of their CAS spots.

And Barker 15 nowhere to be found.
 
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Daily telegraph disagrees with all you blokes
 

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