The most prominent of the Pats boys for selection also play league and would have been at the CIS carnival last yearPats and ISA have always never mixed well, even last year when coming runners up and beating auggies, no Pats boy was selected in ISA 1s and only 3 in ISA 2s. The selection process has always been interesting to me as it is confusing why there has to be trials instead of doing it like CAS and GPS and the boys get selected off in game performance.
I don't think this is the case with Pats only having 3 boys who play representative league with that being Woods at the bulldogs, Conti at the tigers and the 12 at the dragons.The most prominent of the Pats boys for selection also play league and would have been at the CIS carnival last year
They’re the boys I was referring toI don't think this is the case with Pats only having 3 boys who play representative league with that being Woods at the bulldogs, Conti at the tigers and the 12 at the dragons.
Yes I believe so, he is the cousin of the gun prop for QLD Moeaki Fotuaika. Kinross recruited him from NZ, gun player from Kelston boys high but looking for an alternative country lifestyle. Watch out for the boys in blue and white this year!Yeah, Mogi Olafangui played gun in this match up his post contact metres were through the roof
Ex ISA ( Oakhill) Lachlan Doheny selected in Waratah academy squad . Unavailable for schools last year due to injury. Jono Whebe also ex Oakhill selected in NSW juniors team. Congratulations to all the boys yesterday. Massive effort from the ISA 1’s against a stacked GPS team. I think you were assumed to be cannon fodder for the GPS boys selection run but you gave them a massive fightCongrats to all the ISA lads that were selected into any of the NSW’s sides after todays games. Noticed that a young Pius old boy Gus Paterson (ISA 2nds 2022) was selected in the NSW barbarians. Wonder how they would’ve gone this year with him in the side.
Agreed, awesome gritty game. Thought a few more ISA boys got unlucky to miss out on Gen Blue and schools teams, I guess that's just how it all works out though. Boys should be giving themselves a pat on the back for leading against a much more sizeable GPS outfit. Only shows improvement throughout the schools which is promising for the whole competition!Ex ISA ( Oakhill) Lachlan Doheny selected in Waratah academy squad . Unavailable for schools last year due to injury. Jono Whebe also ex Oakhill selected in NSW juniors team. Congratulations to all the boys yesterday. Massive effort from the ISA 1’s against a stacked GPS team. I think you were assumed to be cannon fodder for the GPS boys selection run but you gave them a massive fight
First round back with Oakhill v Augs at Oakhill should go pretty close to deciding the ISA champs. As mentioned previously it will be a big ask for Augs as it is Oakhill gala day so the home crowd should be huge. Pats definitely a chance to upset the apple cart though. Don't be surprised to see some much improved showings from Gregs though as the rep rugby league is very close to a finish so players may return.Anyone have any updated predictions on how the ladder may look at the end of the season, based off recent rounds its hard to say that trial form has had much importance to how the season may play out. It looked good for Gregs and Kinross but over recent rounds they have suffered. The tight game between Pius and Pats seemed as though Pius have spark within their team. Whilst Oakhill and Auggies, are still the favourites.
My Current Prediction
1. Auggies
2. Oakhill (Could take 1st, the game of the season will obviously be Oakhill and Auggies and i would put either teams at 1st.)
3. Pats (I see them having a chance at one of the top two teams, but they will have to play at their best if they wish to get any higher.)
4. Pius (Based off the points they were able to score against Auggies, and their close performance against Pats i believe they could get 4th if they keep it going.)
5. Gregs (Two large scores put on them however, i believe they do have potential to beat some of the lower teams in ISA.)
6. Kinross (I'm still basing this off their trial performance but with the bye round its hard to see how they play.)
7. Stannies (A lot of hard home games for them i will see them struggling to win an away game.)
Just my predictions, no hate to anyone.
I have Gregs finishing third they have Kinross next away and will play their last three games at home including Pius at home.Anyone have any updated predictions on how the ladder may look at the end of the season, based off recent rounds its hard to say that trial form has had much importance to how the season may play out. It looked good for Gregs and Kinross but over recent rounds they have suffered. The tight game between Pius and Pats seemed as though Pius have spark within their team. Whilst Oakhill and Auggies, are still the favourites.
My Current Prediction
1. Auggies
2. Oakhill (Could take 1st, the game of the season will obviously be Oakhill and Auggies and i would put either teams at 1st.)
3. Pats (I see them having a chance at one of the top two teams, but they will have to play at their best if they wish to get any higher.)
4. Pius (Based off the points they were able to score against Auggies, and their close performance against Pats i believe they could get 4th if they keep it going.)
5. Gregs (Two large scores put on them however, i believe they do have potential to beat some of the lower teams in ISA.)
6. Kinross (I'm still basing this off their trial performance but with the bye round its hard to see how they play.)
7. Stannies (A lot of hard home games for them i will see them struggling to win an away game.)
Just my predictions, no hate to anyone.