James Diamond
Frank Row (1)
Would this include schools such as Blue Mountains Grammar, Redfield, Redlands and others??
ISA 2024
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over_the_hill
Frank Row (1)
2. Sean O'Donnell
DaSchmooze
Vay Wilson (31)
I believe so. I dont know the exact makeup though
One thing I'd add is the timing of the rep games and the draw makes it damm difficult for the selectors.
Would have been much better had Auggies / Oakhill and Barker/ Knox/ Waverley played each other before the break and selections.
RahRahRugby
Ward Prentice (10)
Cyrus Bloomfield (sick) came off the bench for the last 10 minutes and Sam Polley (injured?) did not play against Stannies.
Marcus Odd did his AC Joint in the First Half and will miss 3 weeks, likely to return for a holiday Cranbrook game on the 19th of July, but if he doesn't return by then it will be almost certain he'll be back for Kinross come ISA Round 3.
RahRahRugby
Ward Prentice (10)
SC, are you able to fill us in on the unknown players in the ISA Opens Teams as you are apart of the selection committee?
Cheers.
Solid line-up. What about the 16B team?
Charlie mann
Frank Row (1)
they are looking like they will com in 3rd place as AUGS 3s just beat them 41-7 I believe Oak hill will blow past them as well when they face off
runningrugbyrules
Fred Wood (13)
Massive shame Woods & Conti aren’t playing
SuperCoach12
Stan Wickham (3)
Pull ya socks up
Bob McCowan (2)
Sock Height Wrap-Up:
I'll keep it short and sweet this week gents.
Founder of the AHSC Cyrus “Butterfingers” Bloomfield, lover of all things ankle height dropped a ‘gimme’ over the line in Oakhill clash with Stannies, an excellent example to any rugby player who wants to test the limits of sock height.
Your Aesthetic Player of the Week goes to Thomas Alloggia, from Oakhill's second row. Another boy who could’ve won it any week. Classy black tape on the knees, but not too colourful. It’s a wonder someone nicknamed ‘The Dream’ took so long to achieve the award, but congratulations to the boy.
Socks up and out.
I'll keep it short and sweet this week gents.
Founder of the AHSC Cyrus “Butterfingers” Bloomfield, lover of all things ankle height dropped a ‘gimme’ over the line in Oakhill clash with Stannies, an excellent example to any rugby player who wants to test the limits of sock height.
Your Aesthetic Player of the Week goes to Thomas Alloggia, from Oakhill's second row. Another boy who could’ve won it any week. Classy black tape on the knees, but not too colourful. It’s a wonder someone nicknamed ‘The Dream’ took so long to achieve the award, but congratulations to the boy.
Socks up and out.
SuperCoach12
Stan Wickham (3)
RahRah you are missing a few games I see, what is your takes on the following games in the morning:
ISA 1 V GPS 1
ISA 2 V GPS 2
Would also like to know what you think about Fridays game being:
ISA 2 V Sydney Juniors
ISA 1 V CHS 1
Bonus information, day 1 of the carnival has now been moved to Joeys home ground due to the fields out at RAT park not being up to standard.
SC
RahRahRugby
Ward Prentice (10)
With the final ISA Opens Training today before the competition, here is a schedule for all ISA rugby enthusiasts for the following days:
Thursday 27th June - St Joseph's College Sporting Ovals, Hunters Hill:
Main Field
8:30 GPS 2 v ISA 2
9:20 GPS 1 v ISA 1
14:20 CAS 2 v ISA 2
15:10 CAS 1 v ISA 1
Friday 28th June - Knox Grammar School, Wahroonga:
11:30 Sydney Juniors v ISA 2
14:00 CHS 1 v ISA 1
Anyone wanting to watch can do so at NSW Rugby TV. I would suggest the Daily ($6.99) or Monthly ($10.99) Package.
Go well ISA lads.
Thursday 27th June - St Joseph's College Sporting Ovals, Hunters Hill:
Main Field
8:30 GPS 2 v ISA 2
9:20 GPS 1 v ISA 1
14:20 CAS 2 v ISA 2
15:10 CAS 1 v ISA 1
Friday 28th June - Knox Grammar School, Wahroonga:
11:30 Sydney Juniors v ISA 2
14:00 CHS 1 v ISA 1
Anyone wanting to watch can do so at NSW Rugby TV. I would suggest the Daily ($6.99) or Monthly ($10.99) Package.
Go well ISA lads.
Per GPS thread.
ISA II play GPS (Pres) I.
ISA I play CCC
Every team gets three games.
RahRahRugby
Ward Prentice (10)
Best Possible ISA Opens Team
1. Julian Carruthers (OAK)
2. Riley Osbourne (AUG)
3. Lewis Wilson (AUG)
4. Thomas Alloggia (OAK)
5. Aron Brennan (AUG)
6. Ryan Scott (OAK)
7. Charlie Blank (AUG)
8. Luke Muriti (OAK)
9. Sam Blank (AUG)
10. Alex Conti (STP)
11. Mitch Holmes (OAK)
12. Joe Walsh (AUG)
13. Joe Harvey (OAK)
14. Tylan Berryman (AUG)
15. Mitch Woods (STP)
16. Italian Stallion (OAK) (RahRah’s sacred player)
It is quite unfortunate that many of these talented players are not participating, with some unfairly overlooked in the selection process. I firmly believe that this team could have seriously challenged GPS. While the forward pack might face difficulties in patches, they would be strong enough to hold their own for the majority of games and then, establish a foundation for the remarkable star power in the backline.
1. Julian Carruthers (OAK)
2. Riley Osbourne (AUG)
3. Lewis Wilson (AUG)
4. Thomas Alloggia (OAK)
5. Aron Brennan (AUG)
6. Ryan Scott (OAK)
7. Charlie Blank (AUG)
8. Luke Muriti (OAK)
9. Sam Blank (AUG)
10. Alex Conti (STP)
11. Mitch Holmes (OAK)
12. Joe Walsh (AUG)
13. Joe Harvey (OAK)
14. Tylan Berryman (AUG)
15. Mitch Woods (STP)
16. Italian Stallion (OAK) (RahRah’s sacred player)
It is quite unfortunate that many of these talented players are not participating, with some unfairly overlooked in the selection process. I firmly believe that this team could have seriously challenged GPS. While the forward pack might face difficulties in patches, they would be strong enough to hold their own for the majority of games and then, establish a foundation for the remarkable star power in the backline.