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It seems as if ISA is stronger than CAS this year. This may be one of the strongest ISA cohorts ever? When considering their results against other associations.
Potentially. One weekend is not a trend but certainly a good start for most teamsIt seems as if ISA is stronger than CAS this year. This may be one of the strongest ISA cohorts ever? When considering their results against other associations.
Oakhill 1st XV 17 - 40 Shore 1st XV
A unique spectacle for Schoolboy footy tonight as these two played under lights at North Sydney Oval.
Shore showed their muscle in the first 5 minutes through their cohesive and go-forward play. This led to two tries in the first 15 minutes giving them a 14-0 advantage. Similarly to the Riverview game Oakhill was able to bounce back quickly although down a man (yellow carded) with a try in the corner through some swift ball movement from the backs.
Although that was just about where the fun ended for Oakhill. The game grew into a good contest for all of 5 minutes before Shore started to flex their muscles, earning multiple penalties, surging them towards Oakhill’s line
Half time Shore 28-5 Oakhill.
From half time on the game never really grew into a contest with Oakhill losing at the breakdown, backed up by Shore’s fluent backline. Before you knew it the score was out to 40-10, with Oakhill scoring their final try as the full time bell went.
All in all a great night of Schoolboy footy (credit to the Shore boys with some really good chants), with Shore taking the choccies and maybe cementing themselves as the favourite for that GPS title. As for Oakhill, it’ll have to be back to the drawing board, who couldn’t execute in the wet.
MM OUT.
Do you know the result of the of the Kinross TAS game JJ?
Unbelieveable! That's a rout! Well done Kinross. A few years in the wilderness and it looks like they're coming back. Again, one result doesn't necessarily mean and trend but it's good to see them get up.Kinross played TAS in Coonabarabran on Saturday for their annual fixture. Kinross had a good day out. 1st XV won 51-0, 2nd XV won 53-0, 3rd XV won 33-0, 16A won 22-5, 15A won 63-15, 14A won 76-0, 13A won 87-0.
Trial May 4th 2024: | Result: |
Auggies v Japan Tour | NA |
Gregs v Shore 3rds | 19 - 5 W |
Kinross v TAS | 51 - 0 W |
Oakhill v Shore | 17 - 40 L |
Pats v Trinity | 38 - 14 W |
Pius v Cranbrook | 25 - 19 W |
Stannies v Joeys 3rds | 24 - 12 W |
Auggies will play Joeys 1sThis weekend's games:
Can some spies at Oakhill and Auggies let us know what's happening with your trial this weekend? Are you playing a half each against Joeys 1s and 2s or is it Auggies playing 1sts and Oakhill playing 2nds?
Saturday May 11th:
Auggies v Joeys 2nds or 1sts @ Hunters Hill
Gregs v Grammar @ Gregory Hills
Kinross v Barker @ Hornsby
Oakhill v Joeys 1sts or 2nds @ Hunters Hill
Pats v Cranbrook @ Bellevue Hill
Pius v Trinity @ Summer Hill
Stannies v Scots @ Bathurst
Awesome - I'll amend aboveAuggies will play Joeys 1s
Think you’ve hit the nail on the head there. As being an observer of the Oakhill camp for the past couple years, lots of the lower grade teams would - as you said, be matched up against Joeys or Riverview every 2nd week, making it not as enjoyable for the boys playing.I have heard from sources that the ISA comp in Div 1 comp has now started to integrate some of the Div 2 schools into them which I think is a really good, similar to the GPS comp with Grammar and Sydney Boys. It will be interesting to see these new additions:
Central Coast 1st XV --> Opens 2s comp
Scots All Saints 1st XV --> Opens 3s comp
Chev 1st XV --> Opens 3s comp
Oxley 1st XV --> Opens 3s comp
Kinross 3rd XV --> Opens 4s comp
Gregs 3rd XV --> Opens 4s comp
Barbarians? (maybe Redfield, Blue Mountains, Redlands, St Andrews combined) XV --> Opens 4s comp
Kinross 4th XV --> Opens 5s comp
Personally I think these changes are great for the future of the ISA, and for programs like Oaks and Auggies they will get to face a healthy amount of ISA competition, rather than getting matched up to Joeys 11s every second week.
Shore during the preseason had already been touted as a very strong cohort this year. With a big win against TSS in Brisbane just last week, and then to back it up with a completely dominant victory against an Oakhill team in somewhat good form with a very good cohort themselves can only push them right up there into that “Favourites” tier along with the likes of Joeys and Newington.No disrespect to Oakhill but a win to Shore in this game does not necessarily make them favourites for the GPS title. There is a lot of talk about Shore this year but let’s not get the cart before the horse!
As you would expect....Anyone heard any news on the Oakhill 5ths, heard they were pretty dominant against Shore 8ths.
Pat's v Cranbrook is Friday night under lights at Woollahra Oval this weekThis weekend's games:
Can some spies at Oakhill and Auggies let us know what's happening with your trial this weekend?Are you playing a half each against Joeys 1s and 2s or is it Auggies playing 1sts and Oakhill playing 2nds?EDIT - fixed below
Saturday May 11th:
Auggies v Joeys 1sts @ Hunters Hill
Gregs v Grammar @ Gregory Hills
Kinross v Barker @ Hornsby
Oakhill v Joeys 2nds @ Hunters Hill
Pats v Cranbrook @ Bellevue Hill
Pius v Trinity @ Summer Hill
Stannies v Scots @ Bathurst
That's the synthetic pitch yes?Pat's v Cranbrook is Friday night under lights at Woollahra Oval this week
Yes this is correct and confirmed via the ISA Website.I have heard from sources that the ISA comp in Div 1 comp has now started to integrate some of the Div 2 schools into them which I think is a really good, similar to the GPS comp with Grammar and Sydney Boys. It will be interesting to see these new additions:
Central Coast 1st XV --> Opens 2s comp
Scots All Saints 1st XV --> Opens 3s comp
Chev 1st XV --> Opens 3s comp
Oxley 1st XV --> Opens 3s comp
Kinross 3rd XV --> Opens 4s comp
Gregs 3rd XV --> Opens 4s comp
Barbarians? (maybe Redfield, Blue Mountains, Redlands, St Andrews combined) XV --> Opens 4s comp
Kinross 4th XV --> Opens 5s comp
Personally I think these changes are great for the future of the ISA, and for programs like Oaks and Auggies they will get to face a healthy amount of ISA competition, rather than getting matched up to Joeys 11s every second week.
This weekend's games:
Can some spies at Oakhill and Auggies let us know what's happening with your trial this weekend?Are you playing a half each against Joeys 1s and 2s or is it Auggies playing 1sts and Oakhill playing 2nds?EDIT - fixed below
Saturday May 11th:
Auggies v Joeys 1sts @ Hunters Hill
Gregs v Grammar @ Gregory Hills
Kinross v Barker @ Hornsby
Oakhill v Joeys 2nds @ Hunters Hill
Pats v Cranbrook @Bellevue HillWollahra
Pius v Trinity @ Summer Hill
Stannies v Scots @ Bathurst
Information from internal sources suggests a strong possibility that Cyrus Bloomfield will make his debut this Saturday, stepping in for Tom Halmarick, who unfortunately sustained a broken nose during the last play of the first half against Shore.I've heard that the number 15 broke had a head injury during the shore game and did not return after halftime. Surprised he is playing this week. Perhaps they move Feltham to fullback and bring back Jack Taylor Hannify or give another young player in Cyrus Bloomfield an oppurtunity.