NSW AAGPS 2025
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Trevor Allan (34)
16As were purely outsized. Nothing they could do. Same with the Firsts.
I must say though, Reardon (E) impressed me. Someone who played 16Bs crashed into the firsts and does not look out of place.
I must say though, Reardon (E) impressed me. Someone who played 16Bs crashed into the firsts and does not look out of place.
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Frank Nicholson (4)
I’m hearing View rugby will be without any 1st 8 rowers this year because they will contest Henley. If true that throws a few positions up for grabs and View will miss a few handy players
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Peter Burge (5)
Does anyone have any insight into what various schools are planning for their training setups over the upcoming school holidays?
More specifically, has there been any word on teams lining up a session or two with the legendary Sandhill Warrior? With the 'footy camp' period approaching, I imagine some squads might be locking that in.
I know the GPS boys, in particular, are often keen for a run with Rob early in the season...
Yours truly... Twister.
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More specifically, has there been any word on teams lining up a session or two with the legendary Sandhill Warrior? With the 'footy camp' period approaching, I imagine some squads might be locking that in.
I know the GPS boys, in particular, are often keen for a run with Rob early in the season...
Yours truly... Twister.
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Trevor Allan (34)
I'd take that with a grain of salt
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Arch Winning (36)
talking about Rob…..
Kings Rugby Club Luncheon
Friday 16th May
“This year we welcome King’s legend and stalwart, Rob Rowland-Smith, AKA the Sandhill Warrior, as our Master of Ceremonies. Rob is one of the finest fitness and motivational coaches in the world and is sure to bring the energy!
We are also delighted to welcome back the Australian National Coach of the Wallabies, Joe Schmidt, to discuss the last 12 months and what he plans for the Lion’s test series just ahead.
The Warrior & Joe will be joined on stage by our very own Jimmy Hilgendorf, coach of the TKS 1st XV.
This is a unique opportunity to hear about leadership, culture, the Wallabies and the Lions test directly from Joe, in a way that is sure to be an energetic and inspiring experience.”
Kings Rugby Club Luncheon
Friday 16th May
“This year we welcome King’s legend and stalwart, Rob Rowland-Smith, AKA the Sandhill Warrior, as our Master of Ceremonies. Rob is one of the finest fitness and motivational coaches in the world and is sure to bring the energy!
We are also delighted to welcome back the Australian National Coach of the Wallabies, Joe Schmidt, to discuss the last 12 months and what he plans for the Lion’s test series just ahead.
The Warrior & Joe will be joined on stage by our very own Jimmy Hilgendorf, coach of the TKS 1st XV.
This is a unique opportunity to hear about leadership, culture, the Wallabies and the Lions test directly from Joe, in a way that is sure to be an energetic and inspiring experience.”
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Rudderless
Arch Winning (36)
The King's School Rugby Club Luncheon 2025
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Arch Winning (36)
A couple of 2025 fixtures have now been released
Sat 3rd May
Trials
1st & 2nd's
Kings v New
Joeys v Waverley
Cranbrook v Riverview
Knox v Shore
St Aug v Scots
3rds
Kings v New
Joeys v Waverley
Cranbrook v Riverview
SBH v Shore
St Aug v Scots
Grammar v St Aloys
Sat 10th May
Trials
1st & 2nd's
Trinity v Kings
Joeys v Knox
Riverview v Oakhill
Shore v Barker (2nds are Shore v St Aug)
Waverley v Scots
New v Cranbrook
3rds
St Aloy v Kings
Joeys v Grammar
Riverview v Oakhill
Shore v Barker
Waverley v Scots
New v Cranbrook
Armidale v SBH
Sat 17th May
Round 1 of 10
1st & 2nd's
Kings v Scots
Shore v Joeys
New v Riverview
3rds Trials
Kings v Scots
Shore v Joeys
New v Riverview
Grammar v Cranbrook
SBH v Waverley
Sat 24th May
Round 2 of 10
1st & 2nd's
Kings v Riverview
Joeys v New
Scots v Shore
3rds Trials
Kings v Riverview
Joeys v New
Scots v Shore
SBH v Knox
Waverley v Grammar
Sat 3rd May
Trials
1st & 2nd's
Kings v New
Joeys v Waverley
Cranbrook v Riverview
Knox v Shore
St Aug v Scots
3rds
Kings v New
Joeys v Waverley
Cranbrook v Riverview
SBH v Shore
St Aug v Scots
Grammar v St Aloys
Sat 10th May
Trials
1st & 2nd's
Trinity v Kings
Joeys v Knox
Riverview v Oakhill
Shore v Barker (2nds are Shore v St Aug)
Waverley v Scots
New v Cranbrook
3rds
St Aloy v Kings
Joeys v Grammar
Riverview v Oakhill
Shore v Barker
Waverley v Scots
New v Cranbrook
Armidale v SBH
Sat 17th May
Round 1 of 10
1st & 2nd's
Kings v Scots
Shore v Joeys
New v Riverview
3rds Trials
Kings v Scots
Shore v Joeys
New v Riverview
Grammar v Cranbrook
SBH v Waverley
Sat 24th May
Round 2 of 10
1st & 2nd's
Kings v Riverview
Joeys v New
Scots v Shore
3rds Trials
Kings v Riverview
Joeys v New
Scots v Shore
SBH v Knox
Waverley v Grammar
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wisemaan
Ted Fahey (11)
SHORE 1st XV for Friday's game v Cranbrook AS OF TODAY
1. Jarret
2. Garner
3. Cowdery
4. Sidwell
5. Stock
6. Reardon
7. Murdoch-Tilmouth
8. Clout
9. Stracham
10. Ritchie
11. Hockey
12. D'almedia
13. Hawke
14. Bremner
15. Francis (Forbes Ferrari)
Many injuries and players away which is preventing this team from performing at their full capacity, as displayed on Saturday. Hopefully, this new combination gives them more luck. P.S. (I will be doing pre-game reviews again this season)
Don't shout, W.
1. Jarret
2. Garner
3. Cowdery
4. Sidwell
5. Stock
6. Reardon
7. Murdoch-Tilmouth
8. Clout
9. Stracham
10. Ritchie
11. Hockey
12. D'almedia
13. Hawke
14. Bremner
15. Francis (Forbes Ferrari)
Many injuries and players away which is preventing this team from performing at their full capacity, as displayed on Saturday. Hopefully, this new combination gives them more luck. P.S. (I will be doing pre-game reviews again this season)
Don't shout, W.
The Chairman
Trevor Allan (34)
2nds and 3rds Wiseman?
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Frank Nicholson (4)
He was a Waverley boy long before he became a Rabbitoh.
Led the 13a’s to an undefeated season in year 7.
Waverley Rugby Report - Waverley College
An Historic Day at Parramatta! Last weekend, Waverley College travelled to Parramatta to play against The King’s School. The King’s School is the oldest
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wisemaan
Ted Fahey (11)
2nd XV
1. Green
2. Baxter
3. Hamilton
4. Joyce
5. Shadforth
6. Leahy
7. Sherington
8. Yates
9. Greig
10. Quayle
11. Mott
12. Robertson
13. Powell
14. Hamilford
15. Obrien
I'll try and have the 3rd XV soon. There are quite a few boys out with injury, and if boys come back I'll try make a revised list on Thursday night.
1. Green
2. Baxter
3. Hamilton
4. Joyce
5. Shadforth
6. Leahy
7. Sherington
8. Yates
9. Greig
10. Quayle
11. Mott
12. Robertson
13. Powell
14. Hamilford
15. Obrien
I'll try and have the 3rd XV soon. There are quite a few boys out with injury, and if boys come back I'll try make a revised list on Thursday night.
MaulMasterMind
Stan Wickham (3)
Wow, big news out of the Shore camp. Cowdery (Shore 3XV Premiership Winner 2024), started the day leading the mighty 3s as skip, now lacing up for his 1st XV debut. It's a huge step up clearly someone at the top noticed they needed some grunt in the engine room.
Must be looking to patch up the scrum after Saturday's pack looked more like they were pushing a shopping trolley than a scrum sled.
Cowdery’s built low to the ground like a stump grinder can imagine him driving through the hips with some great force. Hoping this is the turning point for the boys up front. Pack it in tight, and let the big fella eat!
Must be looking to patch up the scrum after Saturday's pack looked more like they were pushing a shopping trolley than a scrum sled.
Cowdery’s built low to the ground like a stump grinder can imagine him driving through the hips with some great force. Hoping this is the turning point for the boys up front. Pack it in tight, and let the big fella eat!
Professor62
Fred Wood (13)
These trial matches are always an weird indicator of how teams are travelling. Anyone know what the score was between View and Augs 1XV?
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Bob McCowan (2)
Fantastic points @MaulMasterMind. For those that missed it on the weekend, Cowdery was pretty fearsome in the 3rd XV game. From the sidelines, I got shivers every time I saw a poor Waverly boy attempt to get through young Edward, and I certainly grimaced every time I saw them bounce off his mighty belly like a drunk moth hitting a street lamp. Excited to see how he performs come Friday, not only in the scrums, but particularly 5 - 10m out from the paint. I think a well targeted pick-and-drive can guarantee some meaties.
Following this monumental shift in the ranks, one can only speculate about the 3rd XV lineup for this Friday. My thoughts are as follows:
1. Sheridan
2. Yates
3. Morrow
4. Parris (c)
5. Longes
6. Squire
7. Fulton
8. Mackellar
9. Cockle
10. Glasson
11. Wagstaff
12. Browny
13. Shirley
14. Shoemark
15. Kierse
Apologies for any misspellings, my information is purely from verbal interview.
Cannot wait for Shore to tuck her into bed this Friday.
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Following this monumental shift in the ranks, one can only speculate about the 3rd XV lineup for this Friday. My thoughts are as follows:
1. Sheridan
2. Yates
3. Morrow
4. Parris (c)
5. Longes
6. Squire
7. Fulton
8. Mackellar
9. Cockle
10. Glasson
11. Wagstaff
12. Browny
13. Shirley
14. Shoemark
15. Kierse
Apologies for any misspellings, my information is purely from verbal interview.
Cannot wait for Shore to tuck her into bed this Friday.
More to come
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Professor62
Fred Wood (13)
I believe he has gone to the 3rds that would be correct.
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Trevor Allan (34)
Few lads here I like. Sheridan is a top notch player. Good ball runner. Unlucky not to be in the 2s. Squire and Fulton are a highly talented back row combination. Breakdown bandits proper. I like Kierse from the back, hes got good eyes for the game and performed admirably last Saturday. Glasson also played very well. Good territorial play. A strong side, although there is definitely some sharpening needed. A strong squad nonetheless.