Outside centre for the NC U15's is Josh FlookThe BBC boys looked like they wanted it so much more towards the end . well done to the boys , the bagged pipes got them home . Unlucky to our NC Men but this makes for a very tightly contested competition this year.
In the younger grades the NC U15 and U16 were great games to watch . It was really good to see the talent pool coming through is GPS in both colleges .
There were a number of stand outs the 10 for BBC and the fullback for BBC Played very well in U15 and will be good to see in years to come and the back row and the outside for NC in U15 was great in both defence and attack.
In the U16 the Captain for NC was so dominate and the other Back rower I think (scored a couple) was outstanding as was the Fullback for NC today he is one to watch so light on his feet with such wonderful vision he will be great in years to come for the blue and white scored a try toward the end from nothing , not sure on the NC younger lads names but they were really good . BBC 9 was great and there outside Centre was one to watch also very strong they were unlucky to lose. It was finally good to come out and watch some younger grades play before the seconds and the Firsts , there was much talent in the seconds and not as sloppy as in a few other years , it was as always such a great spectacle at Miskin today for us old Catholic B&W faithful . GPS rugby was really good today all round. Well done to the colleges and was great to see some older old boys out and about today .
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What a great competitive weekend of GPS Rugby. I would go so Far as to say that this next half of the season is shaping up to be one of the best. Bold prediction I suppose but it's looking good so far
Wow i love parents ..students that rate oyr program highly.. still some work to do at BBC
My comments had nothing to do with the first xv ... shane drahm in my opinion is the best coach my far in the gps comp very well suppirt by a great team he has out together .. my comments were on the lower ages we must give credit to the other school and keep working hard. Our culture in the lower ages needs to continue to improve, as well as coaching. So strong school still to come.Realdeal the post match talk by Drahm to players was one of the most inspiring discussions I have ever seen, at least 5 players had tears of joy as they listened, they were pumped whilst he very calmly told them they had achieved something enormous yesterday but reiterated they have a lot of work still to do this season - it was extremely impressive the calmness and sincerity of his speech and the intensity of focus from his players.
I think the accomplishments and culture have come a long way, don't let your issues dilute from that.
Thanks those 3 were clearly the best on the paddock for the NC U16 side and will be dangerous for the remainder of there time at NC. I just might have to get to games a bit earlier if that is the caliber of running rugby on display from the younger boys of the Blue & White, it was a joy to watch the skill set of the 3 mentioned above as well as the skill on display in the seconds game form both sides , sloppy at times as expected but still was great to see such depth. I'm Still upset by the unlucky loss to our Firsts men , fought well but as it stands anyway there was a few other losses so it looks as though the season may still be wide open.Outside centre for the NC U15's is Josh Flook
U16's Captain for NC is Simon Asela and the Back rower you're talking about is Mitch Wood, both of who back up as reserves for the first's.
The fullback Jangala Bennet is a great kid, who I'd love to see playing flyhalf with that skillset.
By god did BBC have some awful exiting yesterday. I'd say soon enough that's gonna cause them some deep doo-doo
By god did BBC have some awful exiting yesterday. I'd say soon enough that's gonna cause them some deep doo-doo
McReight at 12 for BGS. They must be having some midfield problems