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Nev Cottrell (35)
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Thanks, but what I need is names - eg, try scorers, goal kickers.
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the biggest problem with the Waratah Shield was the lack of interest from the bigger private schools who focussed on their GPS, CAS, ISA etc comps.
In its nearly 60 year history, only 18 schools have won it and half of them only one each. It came to be dominated by St Eddies in Canberra in the 20 years from 1984 until they were kicked out after they won it for the 14th time in 2004. St Eddies were convinced they were being punished for being too good (which for the Waratah Shield, they were) and in 2005, looking for games, challenged Joeys. They were very confident, some parents reportedly offering Joeys a 25-point start, such was their view of the strength of the Waratah Shield competition.
The rest is history - Joeys smashed them 46-0.
Have noticed 16s Gen Blue & Schoolboys squads are still yet to be released.
Anyone informed as to how the recent upsurge of COVID will affect team announcement and their inter/intra state fixtures.
BR
Thanks, but what I need is names - eg, try scorers, goal kickers.
I believe Aloys lone try scorer was Wood #13
Further reinforcing his prospective selection as an Australian Schoolboy. Also, delays in the squad's selection due to COIVD allow for the possibility of Bruton making a comeback to join Wood at the highest honour.
Wood although a remarkable player for Aloys and standout within the CAS GPS 2's match would find it hard to climb to the paramount of schoolboy selection. As for Bruton, he can boast a respectable season thus far with an unfortunate injury against Barker jeopardizing his potential CAS selection however a schoolboys selection seems out of reach.
Wood although a remarkable player for Aloys and standout within the CAS GPS 2's match would find it hard to climb to the paramount of schoolboy selection. As for Bruton, he can boast a respectable season thus far with an unfortunate injury against Barker jeopardizing his potential CAS selection however a schoolboys selection seems out of reach.
Well that sucks.
Hard to see Round 3 being played on 17 July.
On the other hand, if it gets changed and becomes the last round, it could be a suitable climax to the competition.
Well that settles the argument. Well, maybe if the 2004 Eddies team got beat 46-0. 2005 was a different team and even Eddies have been known to have weaker years. No saying they would have won the Waratah in 2005 as they weren't offered the chance. Nor were any Canberra schools since then.
If you want to go further back in history Marist Canberra beat Joeys 21-0 in 88' and went on to win the Waratah shield for the first time. That same year Joeys went undefeated in the AAGPS comp. Puts a different perspective on things don't you think?
Can somebody please bring me up to speed with if or how an Aust. Schools side is being selected this year? Is there still a state champs being played?
I imagine it’ll be like every other year.Can somebody please bring me up to speed with if or how an Aust. Schools side is being selected this year? Is there still a state champs being played?
I imagine it’ll be like every other year.
They’ll carefully study hours of video and form and statistics..
then pick 60% GPS, 30% CAS, 9% ‘other’, plus a token lad from CHS to make it look like there’s a process.