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Bill Watson (15)
I would have thought Nick Powell will be the 9 given he is the incumbent and has grown a lot since last season.
CAS U16s 2017
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I would have thought Nick Powell will be the 9 given he is the incumbent and has grown a lot since last season.
Marc Gasol
Frank Row (1)
Tom Warne is a good pick for hooker
ru$tytromboen
Bob McCowan (2)
Definately need Hayden Biet and Charlie Williams in the squad they a huge assets to any squad they play in.
IloveScrums
Frank Row (1)
Thanks for the update mate
John Ricks
Frank Row (1)
BigBoppa123
Frank Row (1)
Speaking of St Aloysius positional rivalries, there is one rivalry that intrigues me very much:
Jeremy Wells vs Joe Orlando
Each player has been working very hard in the off-season and there has been a lot of bickering throughout the year between the two. Just recently Jeremy Wells has taken the upper-hand, being selected for the aloys U16's New Zealand Tour
Jeremy Wells- A fine young hooker who has really been putting in work over the summer. Last year he had a rough season being placed in the b's but is looking to bounce back. His skill is definitely recognised, as he has been selected for the CAS side in previous years. This man is legit a beast this year, and has been putting some serious gains in the gym this year.
Joe Orlando- This man is a pocket rocket. He is quite a smaller player but boy does he pack a punch. This offseason he has focused less on muscle work, unlike previous years, but more on refining his hooker skill. I see him really paving the way this year. Furthermore, he is seen as quite a leader of the team and many boys are in awe of his leadership abilities. One to watch for sure
I reckon that man Will Satalic could take any positions if he really wanted. Opinion mate?
nah Harry Slade is in great form this year
St Aloysius’ College is a Catholic independent day school for boys from Year 3 to Year 12, situated in the shadow of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The College, which has an enrolment of almost 1200 students, is conducted by the Jesuit Order and is part of a worldwide network of 1000 Jesuit primary and secondary schools and universities. The first school was commenced by St Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Order, in 1548.
The College aspires to assist and support parents in the formation of their sons in the Ignatian tradition of education producing “men for others” who are balanced and motivated, integrating spiritual maturity and academic excellence with a rounded social and physical development.
A Jesuit education stresses the acquisition of skills and techniques in a purposeful and balanced perspective. While emphasis is placed on the development of intellectual and mental skills, attention is also given to other aspects of personal formation, such as character, attitudes, values and social interaction.
The College aims to ensure that the characteristics of Jesuit education are effectively present in the teaching, policies and practices that determine the life of the College.
St Aloysius’ College was founded in 1879 at St Kilda House Woolloomooloo with a total of 45 pupils. In 1883 the College moved to Auburn Villa Darlinghurst and became known as St Aloysius’. In 1903, at the request of the Archbishop of Sydney, the College moved to its present site at Milsons Point. Today the College is spread over three campuses. The Junior School is situated in Burton Street. This campus was acquired and redeveloped by the College in 1992. The Middle School is located in Upper Pitt Street as is the Wyalla Senior College which opened in February 1997. The Sports Oval is at Willoughby.
The College is the oldest of the six schools which make up the Combined Associated Schools (CAS) of New South Wales and it is a member of the Association of Independent Schools (AIS) of Australia.
The College aspires to assist and support parents in the formation of their sons in the Ignatian tradition of education producing “men for others” who are balanced and motivated, integrating spiritual maturity and academic excellence with a rounded social and physical development.
A Jesuit education stresses the acquisition of skills and techniques in a purposeful and balanced perspective. While emphasis is placed on the development of intellectual and mental skills, attention is also given to other aspects of personal formation, such as character, attitudes, values and social interaction.
The College aims to ensure that the characteristics of Jesuit education are effectively present in the teaching, policies and practices that determine the life of the College.
St Aloysius’ College was founded in 1879 at St Kilda House Woolloomooloo with a total of 45 pupils. In 1883 the College moved to Auburn Villa Darlinghurst and became known as St Aloysius’. In 1903, at the request of the Archbishop of Sydney, the College moved to its present site at Milsons Point. Today the College is spread over three campuses. The Junior School is situated in Burton Street. This campus was acquired and redeveloped by the College in 1992. The Middle School is located in Upper Pitt Street as is the Wyalla Senior College which opened in February 1997. The Sports Oval is at Willoughby.
The College is the oldest of the six schools which make up the Combined Associated Schools (CAS) of New South Wales and it is a member of the Association of Independent Schools (AIS) of Australia.
Marc Gasol
Frank Row (1)
Carl wheezner played one game and scored two tries, flying under the radar.
Barkermom123
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I must saying being a proud mum of 3 beautiful barker boys, I believe this is a very tough proposition whether to include Pollard or not he's a hard worker on the field and a deserving player for this honour but it is just a matter of how much this injury affects his left side game. Thoughts xx???
BigBoppa123
Frank Row (1)
WOW! great to have another perspective on the game. Are any of these boys looking to play competitive rugby. We could use another firs-person source
Barkermom123
Frank Row (1)
Great to here "Big Boppa"??? Galloway seems to be an absolute star, I heard on the grapevine he has been running the 100m dash in under 11 seconds? With his imposing size Galloway will sure to be kept and eye on in the future.
BigBoppa123
Frank Row (1)
Im also liking the look of Jack O'Callaghan, a recent 'import' from the St Aloysius side. Originally from Melbourne, Jack moved to Sydney as a result of his thirst and hunger for the game. Jack may be a little bit scrawny and rough around the edges but boy does he pack a punch. I could see him playing loose-head prop (his favoured position), but he is a very versatile player as a result of his size and speed (think Michael Hooper). O'Callaghan could be a name we here for many years to come.
Well he did play at Stannies and looked great adapting to union.
IloveScrums
Frank Row (1)
I've never heard of this "O'Callaghan" boy. I have a number of people that i know at aloys but none of them have mentioned him. has he joined just recently? (past few weeks maybe?)
Ray Leathermann
Frank Row (1)
Jeremy Wells looks to be a certainty for the No.2 Hooker spot this season. He was selected for CAS u11s and u12s in 2012 and 2013, but has fell out of favour with selectors since. However, he is keen to make a comeback with the St. Aloysius u16 A's in the 2017 season.
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