Agree the GPS comp is stronger/more depth than CAS and ISA…Teams are definitely dominated by GPS. A reflection of a particularly strong GPS age group?
Agree the GPS comp is stronger/more depth than CAS and ISA…Teams are definitely dominated by GPS. A reflection of a particularly strong GPS age group?
But top 3 CAS teams can give GPS teams a run for their moneyAgree the GPS comp is stronger/more depth than CAS and ISA…
Im pretty sure it's because Turinui was playing 15 for Waverley and they were losing to teams that Knox and Barker had beaten in the trials ( Oakhill Riverview ) and were pretty disjointed due to injuries . The success at Randwick at State and the return from injury of the big 8 had them as a potent 8 9 10 combination. And followed up with a good win over Barker. Well done. I found it strange that St Augustine's Joe Walsh wasn't the 10 although Cohesion is King at this level at this time. Just my thoughts.Turinui and Standfield were phenomenal. What is with the CAS selection process? The way Turinui controlled the game at 10 looked too natural to him, why wasn't he the CAS 1 or 2 flyhalf? Maybe they need to revert to internal trials where they can see how top players perform against each other.
Joe Walsh is in the Gen Blue 1sts team. That’s why he wasn’t selectedIm pretty sure it's because Turinui was playing 15 for Waverley and they were losing to teams that Knox and Barker had beaten in the trials ( Oakhill Riverview ) and were pretty disjointed due to injuries . The success at Randwick at State and the return from injury of the big 8 had them as a potent 8 9 10 combination. And followed up with a good win over Barker. Well done. I found it strange that St Augustine's Joe Walsh wasn't the 10 although Cohesion is King at this level at this time. Just my thoughts.
Joe played Gen Blue 1's in QldIm pretty sure it's because Turinui was playing 15 for Waverley and they were losing to teams that Knox and Barker had beaten in the trials ( Oakhill Riverview ) and were pretty disjointed due to injuries . The success at Randwick at State and the return from injury of the big 8 had them as a potent 8 9 10 combination. And followed up with a good win over Barker. Well done. I found it strange that St Augustine's Joe Walsh wasn't the 10 although Cohesion is King at this level at this time. Just my thoughts.
Except Turinui has played 6 of Waverley’s 8 games at 5/8. And they have won the last 5.Im pretty sure it's because Turinui was playing 15 for Waverley and they were losing to teams that Knox and Barker had beaten in the trials ( Oakhill Riverview ) and were pretty disjointed due to injuries . The success at Randwick at State and the return from injury of the big 8 had them as a potent 8 9 10 combination. And followed up with a good win over Barker. Well done. I found it strange that St Augustine's Joe Walsh wasn't the 10 although Cohesion is King at this level at this time. Just my thoughts.
Correct me if I’m wrong anyone but I’m pretty sure barker are playing/have played augs, gordon and one of the GPS schools.In other news, Cranbrook play Oakhill tommorow should be a tough hit out against a very strong Oakhill side and a good test before facing the likes of Barker and Knox.
Is anyone aware of other trial games being played or been played in the holidays?
The comp could still have a 3 or 4 way win. If Waves don’t knock over Knox, I really think barker could topple Knox.Great win for Cranbrook today, dominated the first half ending 25 -7 but a strong comeback in the second half saw Oakhill take the lead at 25-28 however Cranbrook decided to switch on ending the fixture 37 - 28 to Cranbrook.
Will be interesting to see how things pan out over the next 3 rounds, although Knox are clearly looking the strongest.The comp could still have a 3 or 4 way win. If Waves don’t knock over Knox, I really think barker could topple Knox.
Why clearly?Will be interesting to see how things pan out over the next 3 rounds, although Knox are clearly looking the strongest.
Wouldn't say clearlyWill be interesting to see how things pan out over the next 3 rounds, although Knox are clearly looking the strongest.
Knox better across the park by far. Hence more selections in rep teams.Wouldn't say clearly
Knox are stronger in some areas and Waverley in others
Hard to say who tips the scales
Looking forward to next Saturday and the build up
I reckon Cranbrook will beat this team by 10-15 points. A particularly weak Barker team going up against a Cranbrook team with nothing to lose.