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@Rob hart although you are certainty correct with Charlie Francis playing extremely well in the past 2 games. We shouldn't be harsh on the efforts that Lewis has contributed lately to the 1st XV. He is excellent with his chop tackles at crucial points in the game saving tries and multiple...

You're previous comments wouldn't indicate so... clearly an Ignatius supporter. As Agent said, "more likely someone pumping up Shore's tyres and hoping Shore will fail!!". Lets keep the 'keyboard warrior' activities absent from this thread tomorrow so students (who I assume are typing the array...

1. Lyne 2. Warner 3. Harvison 4. Hamilton 5. Baxter 6. Gordon 7. Le Maitre (c) 8. Reardon 9. Binnie 10. Bassingthwaighte 11. Francis 12. Conick 13. Kingdom 14. Mackellar 15. Callaghan Injured: Wendt (broken wrist)

Would anyone be able to provide a list of all AAGPS Rugby players (including players in the age groups) that are playing in the junior sides of NRL clubs, providing what team they play for and if they possibly already have a contract with that team. I would just like to mention that I...

Round 1 last year I believe was Shore vs Kings at Parramatta. Joeys at Northbridge was round 2.

Considering this is the 2024 forum, and that prior to the power-ranking being posted, discussion was about how the trial matches went for all the GPS schools and what those results may indicate for each schools performance in the GPS season, I wouldn't think it's necessary to mention this is the...

@Joker I wanted to give you a personal update on the wonderful Meat Pie that the Northbridge Mum's offer each week. They were in full force last weekend at the Shore Game, with myself personally snagging 2 pies over a 4 hour window emphasising the wholesome goodness these pies contain. I have...

There’s couple under rated players in the Shore side I haven’t heard much talk about. Lewis Kingdom in my opinion has been one of Shore unsung heroes. His ability to chop tackle attackers much larger than him is quite impressive. Yet, he is mostly overlooked when looking at the Shore team’s...

It’s criminal to be putting Riverview’s viewing over Shore’s. Yes, the grandstand may be far away although, like you said you can stand basically on the sideline of the game if you just go to the far side seating/standing area. I think that gives Shore a little boost above Riverview, spectator...

While I recognise that this is a satirical 'dig' that is passive aggressive at schools besides Joeys, let me give you some insight that will hope to bring some clarity not just for you UpnUnder but the GPS rugby community. I agree that the Shore stand does not face the field the best way...

In recent years it would be the 2022 side, narrowly beating Riverview, Scots and Newington, close games in which all three went down to the wire, however just losing to Kings at the dying moments and losing to the strong Joeys side of 2022. Prior to Shore's rough patch in the 2nd half of the...

Scots 5+ Shore 14+ Newington 3+

I can confirm the wrist injury. He was on the sidelines of the game yesterday with large casting around (I believe his right) arm/wrist. TheMaulester

Don’t forget me Joker.

Agreed, they are looking unreal. Hopefully Lewis Kingdom at 13 can live up to Henry Conick’s aura that he left in that position last year for the Shore School and doesn’t disappoint. So far the kids showing potential. Should be a great comp this year. TheMaulester

Is this actually the case? I doubt it considering they've been in the CAS since it first began in 1929. One of the very few non-AAGPS schools that could likely pull their weight in the GPS comp across multiple sports. https://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/community/threads/nsw-gps-expansion.6634/...

That day is the 4th May, which is Shore's 135 birthday. Norths vs Randwick is at 3:05 pm, then Shore vs Oakhill is at 5pm, under lights, which will be very unique as Shore rarely, if ever, plays at night under lights (Northbridge doesn't have floodlights and it's rare to even have an away...

Congratulations Joeys, just got out in the first 500 and stayed there the whole race, finishing with an impressive 5.53.40. But wow Shore school did well to finish in second. With a very average/poor season for the school historically it’s a great achievement for them to finish in that position...

Can't argue with that. You might've just changed some of my opinions on the teams performances this year. I do think, the top 4 are very interchangeable this year, but the bottom two are spot on. TheMaulester

I believe Shore turn around in the past couple years is due to the new head of rugby - David Mason Jones. He has done a great job and it appears, for the first time in the schools history, Shore is now a rugby not rowing school. TheMaulester