Countryjack
Alfred Walker (16)
yes came 3rd but outscored TSS & NC by a combined 8 tries to 5-go figure.
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yes came 3rd but outscored TSS & NC by a combined 8 tries to 5-go figure.
There are cultural issues in every school. Some handle it well, some handle it poorly and others dont handle it at all. Not quite sure the S&C program will continue to be a success with Steve Nance also moving on. Kefu was part time at best, Emtage will have his hands full in the new role and I dont think Bell has any desire to get back into high level coaching.
Blanco
Ward Prentice (10)
Lipstick on a pig.
BTW the S&C team has nothing to do with the boy that started at the school in grade 11 and last year won 6 events nor do they coach some of the other top athletes that won multiple events. In the main they are coach outside of the school so not sure your point is valid on this front.
Countryjack
Alfred Walker (16)
s. In the main they are coach outside of the school so not sure your point is valid on this front.[/quote]
Ok -I will tell my nephew you don't rate them.
Ok -I will tell my nephew you don't rate them.
Ok -I will tell my nephew you don't rate them.[/quote]
Sorry CJ was responding to you inferring that the S&C team were instrumental in BBC winning the T&F. Wasn't arguing against your nephew liking the program.
Garry Owens
Alan Cameron (40)
Yes but ......
Looking beyond face value of a couple of stars (who performed phenomenally well btw) a significant part of the T and F success story is about the depth of participation that led to the accumulation of points in the lower placings
That was the Cake
The “stars” were the Icing
And the guy and his team that run the program supported by the S and C Team deserve some credit , if only, (as not quiet rightly suggested - but doesn’t matter) in working with “the rest” where they were able to build a strong platform
2016’s Captain of Track was special and is generally regarded by the boys as one of the best student leaders that has been through in recent times ( College Cap )- and 2017’s guy was also of similar quality( College Vice Cap )
Looking beyond face value of a couple of stars (who performed phenomenally well btw) a significant part of the T and F success story is about the depth of participation that led to the accumulation of points in the lower placings
That was the Cake
The “stars” were the Icing
And the guy and his team that run the program supported by the S and C Team deserve some credit , if only, (as not quiet rightly suggested - but doesn’t matter) in working with “the rest” where they were able to build a strong platform
2016’s Captain of Track was special and is generally regarded by the boys as one of the best student leaders that has been through in recent times ( College Cap )- and 2017’s guy was also of similar quality( College Vice Cap )
Confucius Say
Colin Windon (37)
Ahhh, so that's why they recruited all those rugby athletes! To win the Track and Field! Makes sense.
fairplay
Johnnie Wallace (23)
Seeing a definite pattern in your posts. Not a BBC fan are you?
Countryjack
Alfred Walker (16)
I will bet London to a Brick -he is a disgruntled parent whose "little Johnny" only made the B team and is now negative on everything.Stop living through your kid.
Confucius Say
Colin Windon (37)
Confucius just asking questions. Not disgruntled parent or coach or BBC aligned or not. Just asking questions.
Waiting on answer!
Confucius Say: free advice is worth what you paid for it...
Waiting on answer!
Confucius Say: free advice is worth what you paid for it...
Gungenia
Billy Sheehan (19)
That is as convincing as a long tailed cat trying to sleep in a room full of rocking chairs>Let Jonnie stand on his own 2 feet.
Confucius Say
Colin Windon (37)
The BBC boys are ganging up on me...
But I would not have expected less from you mate - a long term Terrace basher from way back.
But I would not have expected less from you mate - a long term Terrace basher from way back.
Blanco
Ward Prentice (10)
Pretty sure this gets dragged out every year, however just thought I would throw it up again. 1st column premierships , 2nd outright wins, 3rd shared wins .
St. Joseph's Nudgee College 42 35 7
Anglican Church Grammar School 18 14 4
Brisbane State High School 16 8 8
St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace 10 8 2
The Southport School 10 7 3
Ipswich Grammar School 8 6 2
Toowoomba Grammar School 6 2 4
Brisbane Grammar School 7 3 4
Brisbane Boys' College 1 0 1
St. Joseph's Nudgee College 42 35 7
Anglican Church Grammar School 18 14 4
Brisbane State High School 16 8 8
St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace 10 8 2
The Southport School 10 7 3
Ipswich Grammar School 8 6 2
Toowoomba Grammar School 6 2 4
Brisbane Grammar School 7 3 4
Brisbane Boys' College 1 0 1
Countryjack
Alfred Walker (16)
I am actually a TSS supporter .I thought this was a rugby forum -not a complaints forum. Can't see TSS been beaten if the big 3 ( 1 at 133kg,8 at 112kg and 10 at 3rd year in 1st xv ) stay fit.
The Nomad
Bob Davidson (42)
Can’t see many disagreeing with you CJ, most will have TSS as the early favourites. They are schoolboys though, so you never know. Should be good season where I think there won’t be too many gimmes. Will need to be at your best each week to win it.
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Countryjack
Alfred Walker (16)
Genuine Talent, the real deal, looking forward to watching his progression.[/quote]
yes another one from WA. Surely the longest goalkicker in GPS since Roger Gould was at Miskin.
TheKing
Colin Windon (37)
I'm out of the loop at the moment, but my unofficial understanding is that he's gone home to FNQ. Will update here when I find out for sure.