I believe it is just the other grades. Barker will just be playing riverview with saints also playing riverview.
Auggies get the win over Japans Chien Kuo school 39-3 putting them through to the next round.
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Auggies get the win over Japans Chien Kuo school 39-3 putting them through to the next round.
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Frank Nicholson (4)
Oakhill 1st XV Team List vs Shore 1st XV - 5:00pm @ North Sydney Oval
1. Marcus Odd
2. Luke Muriti
3. Julian Carruthers
4. Tom Alloggia
5. Zeke Logo
6. Lukas Butler
7. Ryan Scott
8. Sam Polley
9. Flynn Farrell
10. Luke Alderson
11. Darcy Feltham
12. Joe Harvey
13. Mitch Holmes
14. Jack Taylor-Hannify
15. Tom Halmarick
- Marcus Odd is shifted from Hooker to Loosehead Prop to make way for Luke Muriti - his first start of the season.
- Julian Carruthers is back available, starting at Tighthead Prop
- Zeke Logo is called up to slot into Lock.
Should be a cracker game as Shore is always producing good 1st XV Teams while Oakhill will have to lift to the occasion if they want to continue their winning record.
MM OUT.
1. Marcus Odd
2. Luke Muriti
3. Julian Carruthers
4. Tom Alloggia
5. Zeke Logo
6. Lukas Butler
7. Ryan Scott
8. Sam Polley
9. Flynn Farrell
10. Luke Alderson
11. Darcy Feltham
12. Joe Harvey
13. Mitch Holmes
14. Jack Taylor-Hannify
15. Tom Halmarick
- Marcus Odd is shifted from Hooker to Loosehead Prop to make way for Luke Muriti - his first start of the season.
- Julian Carruthers is back available, starting at Tighthead Prop
- Zeke Logo is called up to slot into Lock.
Should be a cracker game as Shore is always producing good 1st XV Teams while Oakhill will have to lift to the occasion if they want to continue their winning record.
MM OUT.
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As being an auggies suppporter I certainly have to agree with this take on Shore's 1st XV teams. After that awful thrashing at Leichhardt oval back in 2022.
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Allen Oxlade (6)
Auggies, will be playing in the semi final against a Japanese team, tomorrow afternoon at 4pm AEST, attempting to book a spot in the grand final on Sunday against either NZ’s national champion, Southland boys, or Japans national champion, Osaka. Tune in on the Sanix World Rugby Youth Tournament YouTube channel to watch the men in gold go to battle.
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Bob Loudon (25)
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Bob Loudon (25)
Some amendments from when I first posted these a while back:
Saturday May 4th:
Auggies v Japan tour
Gregs v Shore 3rds @ Northbridge
Kinross v TAS @ Orange
Oakhill v Shore @ North Sydney Oval
Pats v Trinity @ Strathfield
Pius v Cranbrook @ Oxford Falls
Stannies v Joeys 3rds @ Bathurst
Saturday May 4th:
Auggies v Japan tour
Gregs v Shore 3rds @ Northbridge
Kinross v TAS @ Orange
Oakhill v Shore @ North Sydney Oval
Pats v Trinity @ Strathfield
Pius v Cranbrook @ Oxford Falls
Stannies v Joeys 3rds @ Bathurst
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Frank Row (1)
Any predictions today?
I’ve got:
Auggies?
Hopefully Gregs can get the win over the Shore 3s. But I’m saying Shore by 7
Kinross V TAS I’m unsure of but for the strength of the ISA comp hopefully Kinross get over TAS in Orange. Kinross by 15
After Oakhill’s performance against Riverview I would like to say they will get it done over another GPS side but could be a challenge for them. Oakhill by 5
Pats V Trinity, the Black and green shield should be a good battle I would like to think Pats should out class them but their forwards going to have to work hard. Pats by 14
Not sure what Cranbrook are like this year but would think they will take the chocolates against Pius. Cranbrook by 20
Hopefully the Stannies boys can get a victory on the home turf against the boys from Hunters Hill. Stannies by 5
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Bob McCowan (2)
Pius 25 cranbrook 19
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Sydney Middleton (9)
St Pats 38-14 Trinity
Trinity dominated possession and set pieces, but Conti and Woods ripped them to shreds in the backs.
HT was 31-0 then 2nd half Pats had a 2 players in the bin for bad ref calls and several dodgy offside penalties. Pats then brought on 5-6 2nds players the last 15mins
big turnaround from Pats loss a few weeks ago, but adding the 2 bulldogs players made a big change.
Trinity dominated possession and set pieces, but Conti and Woods ripped them to shreds in the backs.
HT was 31-0 then 2nd half Pats had a 2 players in the bin for bad ref calls and several dodgy offside penalties. Pats then brought on 5-6 2nds players the last 15mins
big turnaround from Pats loss a few weeks ago, but adding the 2 bulldogs players made a big change.
Crashy
Arch Winning (36)
Gregs 1sts got the win over Shore 3rds,
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Frank Nicholson (4)
Oakhill 1st XV 17 - 40 Shore 1st XV
A unique spectacle for Schoolboy footy tonight as these two played under lights at North Sydney Oval.
Shore showed their muscle in the first 5 minutes through their cohesive and go-forward play. This led to two tries in the first 15 minutes giving them a 14-0 advantage. Similarly to the Riverview game Oakhill was able to bounce back quickly although down a man (yellow carded) with a try in the corner through some swift ball movement from the backs.
Although that was just about where the fun ended for Oakhill. The game grew into a good contest for all of 5 minutes before Shore started to flex their muscles, earning multiple penalties, surging them towards Oakhill’s line
Half time Shore 28-5 Oakhill.
From half time on the game never really grew into a contest with Oakhill losing at the breakdown, backed up by Shore’s fluent backline. Before you knew it the score was out to 40-10, with Oakhill scoring their final try as the full time bell went.
All in all a great night of Schoolboy footy (credit to the Shore boys with some really good chants), with Shore taking the choccies and maybe cementing themselves as the favourite for that GPS title. As for Oakhill, it’ll have to be back to the drawing board, who couldn’t execute in the wet.
MM OUT.
A unique spectacle for Schoolboy footy tonight as these two played under lights at North Sydney Oval.
Shore showed their muscle in the first 5 minutes through their cohesive and go-forward play. This led to two tries in the first 15 minutes giving them a 14-0 advantage. Similarly to the Riverview game Oakhill was able to bounce back quickly although down a man (yellow carded) with a try in the corner through some swift ball movement from the backs.
Although that was just about where the fun ended for Oakhill. The game grew into a good contest for all of 5 minutes before Shore started to flex their muscles, earning multiple penalties, surging them towards Oakhill’s line
Half time Shore 28-5 Oakhill.
From half time on the game never really grew into a contest with Oakhill losing at the breakdown, backed up by Shore’s fluent backline. Before you knew it the score was out to 40-10, with Oakhill scoring their final try as the full time bell went.
All in all a great night of Schoolboy footy (credit to the Shore boys with some really good chants), with Shore taking the choccies and maybe cementing themselves as the favourite for that GPS title. As for Oakhill, it’ll have to be back to the drawing board, who couldn’t execute in the wet.
MM OUT.
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Frank Row (1)
Conti and Woods this season even though they may not be ISA premiers. They will be two of the best schoolboys to ever play together. I do believe if these two were in the GPS program there would be way more said about them. They are Class
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Bob Loudon (25)
Gosh that's surely an upset. Good one Pius!
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Bob Loudon (25)
That's a very big turnaround and well done boys.
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Bob Loudon (25)
Any news from Stannies and Kinross
JackJill
Sydney Middleton (9)
Well it seems like these trials have certainly stirred the pot. Some top dogs in Oakhill and Auggies obtaining some disappointing results while some dark horses in Pius, Pats and Kinross have put themselves on the radar on the weekend. It will be an interesting year this year certainly, could be a three-way race between Pats Oakhill and Auggies like last year, or could we see a smoky in Pius or Kinross pushing some of the well known teams.
JackJill
Sydney Middleton (9)
I did find time to watch the Auggies semi-final against a Japanese school as well. They were poorly structured and did not look threatening to the break-down much at all. Disappointing from a team with a reputation of being a stronger side this year. Hopefully they come back with more will to prove themselves against top NSW teams. Japan rugby looking promising as well.
DaSchmooze
Bob Loudon (25)
Do you know the result of the of the Kinross TAS game JJ?
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Bob Loudon (25)
Stannies got up 24 - 12 over Joey's 3rds