BBC have to start favourites for 2015 with all that talent.
We have made that mistake 2 years in a row . It will not happen again . Even with 12 boys back there will be NO pre season hype.
BBC have to start favourites for 2015 with all that talent.
Didn't say Naawi was new, but people seem to be banging on about 3 new boys one being a track and field star. As far as I can understand the only T&F stars would be either Wood, Naawi or Blackmore that were part of NC's GPS track team from last year.
From the Met North Regionals last week.
Wood, 2 golds & a silver
Naawi, 2 golds
Tuatua, 1 gold
Blackmore, 1 silver
Small, 1 silver
We have made that mistake 2 years in a row . It will not happen again . Even with 12 boys back there will be NO pre season hype.
Shepherd got 2 gold & a silver last week as well, not a bad hall from 1 team.Didn't say Naawi was new, but people seem to be banging on about 3 new boys one being a track and field star. As far as I can understand the only T&F stars would be either Wood, Naawi or Blackmore that were part of NC's GPS track team from last year.
From the Met North Regionals last week.
Wood, 2 golds & a silver
Naawi, 2 golds
Tuatua, 1 gold
Blackmore, 1 silver
Small, 1 silver
Can not altogether agree with this.Two of the most import things in the success of BBC in 2015 will be the absence of Barker and Stevenson, they have created the factions with in the team by selecting and recruiting under performing players, the problem was there last year, but they were lucky enough to have the boot of Boyer-Bowen to give them an edge.
Pressure brings the best out in people, right? Both GT and BBC had an opportunity to put a small gap between their respective teams, and the SPOON MADE OF WOOD, and it clearly did them some good.Only was the 2nd win but they played as a team.
Not a team of individuals.
Was absolute guts to hold on to the end of the game and was the best forward game I have seen them play.
They played with brains and to the game plan against a free flowing back line from GT.
Dempsey again for a little guy played with a heart bigger than himself.
Was great to see them play for each other.
Was uplifting to see the Old Boys enjoying their day at BBC as the college had turned it on with basketball, gymnastics and reunions well done BBC.
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Just stirring BAG. GT have impressed a lot this season and years ahead look promising. But to win the comp you need to win the arms race.
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Really? With only 3 grade 11 players in this years firsts and a weak/small U16's age group I'm thinking they are going to struggle. Some big men are lacking in the forwards. It will be interesting to see how Dr Carrol from St Pat's who takes the role of principal next year influences the schools rugby program.
Yep can confirm. Angus Allen is a product of southern inland rugby and the Brumbies. Great kid from a great family and can play.....Have to jump on the Churchie band wagon, my boys play in the TSS lower age groups but ACGS first XV, nicely polished, calm and controlled (buggers).
They are definitely not the best School boy team I have seen but impressive which ever way you look at it. TSS controlled the effectiveness of Ponga pretty well the #13 included, ACGS #8 Aussie School boy made a good run or two to start with than was well and truly sat on his rear end there after by the TSS #7 Allen (very underrated) who apparently will line up again next year, my boys said he played for the Brumbies in Canberra, is this true?
TSS #8 played wide again, looked like it was part of the game plan though.
My favourite player is the #15, Freddy, tough as nails and good kid, give him a free night out with the Hilda's girls.
TSS first five did not give great service as other people have suggested, in fact he looked lost on more occasions than not, he is an excellent support player though. Much of his indecision may be that his combo with the new half is limited.
3 pts to #15. Boys will follow him in the trenchers.
2 pts to # one of the second rowers (cant remember his num).
1 pt to # 7.The kid does not let up even when others drop their heads.
Not too many back next year,"
1) how many back next year:
Not too many back next year,
1. Kuchel
6. Wallis
12. Su'a
14. Croft
Ponga???
Are the only ones returning next year i believe.
And with an average 16a team coming mid table expect a heap of new recruits for next year