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NSW AAGPS 2025
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Bob McCowan (2)
Who are the boys who could also potentially be in this team
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ThePassionatePilfGod22
Allen Oxlade (6)
Welcome back TMM. I think we are all so keen for this year GPS season as it will be excillerating and extremely competitive. I'm not quite sure what you mean by 'glazing' but Gracias and Hanigan are in for a cracker of a season. I'm not sure about Minotaur though, seemed to have a pretty average season last year but who knows? In other news, New boy Burrito will be a handfull for the other schools as he is a dominant front rower who is always keen for a meat pie. The Joeys year 10 age group is stacked and I can't wait to see if they can jelq out another competition win!
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I completely agree with what you TPPG22 however Riverview did win the U15 comp last year.
But how gracias and hanigan (bit weird how he took up that name we all know why
) have been good for that year group and i do also think your right that riverview year 10 cohort is also very good beating that team lead by hanigan even with 4 people out with injurys and trouble.
With the riverview boys led by Charlie Briggs who could make a push for the firsts team at 2 if he comes into preseason game fit, with his exceptional scrum work and speedy line out throws down right dominating St Josephs 15As last year.
RO out.
But how gracias and hanigan (bit weird how he took up that name we all know why
) have been good for that year group and i do also think your right that riverview year 10 cohort is also very good beating that team lead by hanigan even with 4 people out with injurys and trouble.With the riverview boys led by Charlie Briggs who could make a push for the firsts team at 2 if he comes into preseason game fit, with his exceptional scrum work and speedy line out throws down right dominating St Josephs 15As last year.
RO out.
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ThePassionatePilfGod22
Allen Oxlade (6)
Its funny you say that because you'd think that just Riverview faced setbacks. Hanigan's Joeys side faced injuries throughout the season even their captain Jermaine Beale. Ultimately, injuries and setbacks are apart of the game that every team goes through so it's no better that one team can beat another even with '4 people out' because you don't know what setbacks the losing team had aswell. What I'm trying to point out is that although the Riverview year 10 age group can compete, you are no better than anyone for saying that 'even beat you with 4 injuries'. I hope all the youngins on the forum have learnt a lesson.
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anyone know what the predicted Joeys U16 As team will be and how much of that year group will go up and play opens?
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ShortBallShaun
Frank Row (1)
Predicted Joeys 16A Side.... (IF nobody plays up)
1. Benjamin Burrito
2. Will Bailsey
3. Jeremiah Beale
4. Tomas Chan
5. Noah Chara
6.Pasquale Barbeq.....
7. Freddie Adamo
8. Sam Dalton
9. Lachlan Wallace
10. Finn Hanigan
11. Otis
12. Tobias Ghandy
13. Edourdo Gracias
14. Oscar Obdull
15. Julian Minty
1. Benjamin Burrito
2. Will Bailsey
3. Jeremiah Beale
4. Tomas Chan
5. Noah Chara
6.Pasquale Barbeq.....
7. Freddie Adamo
8. Sam Dalton
9. Lachlan Wallace
10. Finn Hanigan
11. Otis
12. Tobias Ghandy
13. Edourdo Gracias
14. Oscar Obdull
15. Julian Minty
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Hi boys, seems like the hot topic of this year's forum so far is the fresh Yr 10 crop coming through, but all I seem to hear about is the St Joeseph boys. If I am wrong please correct me but, they did not win the age group premiership (not discounting the likes of the Joseph boys as obviously there is some raw talent there). I respect the individual talent there by the boys in Cerise (pink 
) but I am left perplexed as to why boys from other schools in yr 10 are not given more looks. If I am right the Riverview boys won that yr and would have to have some talent worth giving a chat on the forum or even the likes of Kings and Newington who have respectable sides in the U16s and Gen Blue pathway talent, who I am sure is in the loop of the opens programs of their respected schools.
So if anyone has any info on any other Yr 10s from other schools like Riverview, Newington, Kings or even Shore it would be appreciated to share that knowledge...
) but I am left perplexed as to why boys from other schools in yr 10 are not given more looks. If I am right the Riverview boys won that yr and would have to have some talent worth giving a chat on the forum or even the likes of Kings and Newington who have respectable sides in the U16s and Gen Blue pathway talent, who I am sure is in the loop of the opens programs of their respected schools.So if anyone has any info on any other Yr 10s from other schools like Riverview, Newington, Kings or even Shore it would be appreciated to share that knowledge...
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Bob McCowan (2)
Great Idea OG, I was simply hopping on the bandwagon with my return there. I would definitely like to hear about other schools, I heard lot's of kings boys are going up to opens as well as Henry Braxby at Shore potentially playing 1s. Have heard surprisingly little about View considering their success. What I did find was that their captain Thomas Simons and hooker Charles Brick were the only ones to make the 'Gen Blue colours' while Joeys had around 11-12. Classic rugby politics perhaps. If anyone had a predicted view 16s lineup that would be great, I know there are few view boys being 'trolls' in this forum but maybe one of you could help out. I also know very little about Newington 16s apart from the fact that they had a disappointing season last year.
burritobokky123
Stan Wickham (3)
Well to my likings I would have to agree with you here. Jagger short or should I say Riverview scholar, is clearly stating his opinions on how good the Riverview team is or HIS team. Them winning has clearly got them pumped up, and a sense of arrogance is creeping. It will be intriguing, yet so exciting to see these teams play against each other again, and can hopefully shut this persons mouth up, quietly.
wisemaan
Ted Fahey (11)
Baxter at (2) is very likely. IMO the front row could be very different however, only time will really tell. Reardon also in the back row. I don't know enough to comment more on this. As soon as trial games get underway I'll give it another crack...
twister29
Peter Burge (5)
Incorrect. The Gal is back...
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Sydney Middleton (9)
I think you'll find that the Joeys u15s losses to Riverview in the As and Bs weren't relate to the cattle. It was mainly due to the outdated pod structure that left the rucks open to a pilfer-fest for the Riverview boys. After persisting with the tactic through the 14s and 15s you would hope the coaches can evolve so the boys can stop playing with "an arm tied behind their back" and give them a fighting chance.
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Maul of Duty
Larry Dwyer (12)
The question will be if Bassingthwaite is recovered enough for round 4 will he risk playing schoolboy rugby given he has a contract into the future with the Roosters? Not sure what influence the Roosters would have on that decision as well. Either way, I hope that he gets to play but would expect that if round 4 was his return to play, he will be a little tentative at first
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Larry Dwyer (12)
In club rugby at this age, if team decides to go uncontested they must drop a player from the field. Does school rugby follow this same rule?
My understanding was this was put in place to take away the potential benefit of calling uncontested scrums. Additionally if uncontested scrums are called more than twice in a season (might be more than twice, can't quite remember) that team would not be eligible for finals.
My understanding was this was put in place to take away the potential benefit of calling uncontested scrums. Additionally if uncontested scrums are called more than twice in a season (might be more than twice, can't quite remember) that team would not be eligible for finals.