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Unfortunately, I didn’t get to watch much of the 16s last year. Gallagher I would say could well play in the centres and Tyson on the wing potentially. Will be tough Lachy with barker having great depth in the front row but he could well start over some others listed. Would not take my team...

Barker: 1. Mcintosh(2nds)/falaniko-brown(2nds) 2. Graham (1sts) 3. Daly? (1sts)/falaniko-brown(2nds) 4. Tahj smith (1sts) 5. Joel stovold (16a)/falaniko-brown(2nds) 6. Quon Gibb (1sts) 7. Hugo Wilson (1sts) 8. Tj Talaileva (1sts) 9. Rath (1sts) 10. Dene (1sts) 11. Hargreaves (2nds) 12. James...

Knox defence stole the show for me though. Congratulations to barker but the resilience of the Knox defence, despite barker having all the territory was next level for a schoolboy side. The Knox boys should be very very proud of that effort.

Barker opt for 3 again. Score now 21-12 but two tries a piece.

Knox defence has been absolutely superb

12/7 at halftime. Nothing splitting them. Barker looking to do plenty with the ball but haven’t quite executed.

Barker and waves have won every premiership for some time now, there’s probably a bit of fatigue seeing Barker favourites to win again. There’s some other obvious reasons as well.

If Knox can speed up the game and get quality ball out to there edges I think they can pip barker. However, doing that will be tough, as I do believe barker have the stronger forward pack by a way, especially if TJ is playing. My guess is goal kicking will decide the game

8 so a majority of the team started in yr 7. 5 in yr 10 and all of them are probably boarder.

There is 1 player in this years first xv who joined in yr 11.

Barker they lost 44-7. Not sure of 2s score. Tj Talaileva was out for barker does anyone know his injury and when he’ll be back?

It’s a rough back end of the CAS draw for Waves and Knox (especially for waves having Knox away). Having to play their two biggest games back to back is a big ask.

17-12 to barker

The early identification doesn’t seem to work either in retaining these boys. Given three of the most touted prospects in this years u18 cohort (Walsh, Woods and Conti) have all gone to league.