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Very hypocritical if you ask me, Trinity are happy to win the volleyball for the last 14 years straight (true) and always place on the podium in athletics and swimming (if not win) but can't cop a few heavy losses in Rugby. Welcome to Waverleys world I say.

Haven't read through all the posts yet, has anyone mentioned the fact that the whole way competition works is changing. Apparently teams like Trinity and Aloys are sick of the cricket score losses and now GPS and CAS are merging - it's already been signed off I believe by all schools. CAS plays...

I've said it once and I'll say it again.. Cranbrook BBQ is the best in CAS. Fresh rocket, beetroot and tomato with excellent rolls and the choice of thick or thin sausages and I had no less than 3 last week over the day. Knox is stable in mid table with the useless white bread that falls apart...

@sidelineview, doesn't seem like 'false' allegations when you have parents hearing the same thing from their son who is in the offending team. Frustrating because had Waverley lost today, Jordan's absence would 100% have been a massive influence on that. The funny thing today when another parent...

Really just shows the Knox way - to win at all cost, no respect for opposition and no respect for Waverley. From what I've heard after watching the games video from last week of Waverleys victory, Knox saw T.Jordan (Wav 9) stomp or use his foot in some way or form inappropriately in a ruck, but...

Full time Wavs defeat Cranny 50-10

Early cranbrook results W def C in 16A's, score unknown W def C in 3rds 66-0 W def C in 2nds 29-0 Early in the firsts 7-0 Waverley through Drew-Morris pick and drive

Talk about declining school boy rugby participation and we want to mindlessly send 13 year old G grade players up stairs all training.. How can you talk about the creativity of the session, I wasn't there, you weren't there, the could have been climbing the brick walls for all we know for...

Theres only be one round rained out so far and I would say less than four trainings this year, they are getting plenty of rugby training done, and they can pursue team leadership in their five practical PDHPE periods every eight days. Getting the 13G's to run up stairs is far fetched, they are...

I think you kinda answered your own question SonnyDill, in the younger years you can only have so many people playing on Queens Park on a wet training day before you come Saturday and the ground is torn up and people will start complaining. Not to mention you take up three parking spots at the...

Plenty of solid talent comming through at Waverley but then the 15A's havent had a win this year and lost by 70 on the weekend I think I heard..Unsure what the 14s are like. Gotta take the good with the bad

I agree, although I thought respecting your opposition went without saying. It was epitomised on the weekend I thought between Knox and Waverley, and still at the after match function I saw boys chatting with others from the opposite team. Cornish and Coleman the coaches are too experienced in...

Hard to beat? I wouldn't think so, tough team that could be a trap game - 100%. The pressure is on the boys but after working so hard to get that win on the weekend I doubt Cranbrook will really be a problem and motivational will not be lacking I assure you, keep in mind they did put them away...

WAVERLEY HANG ON 29-21 TO WIN V KNOX

26-7 Waverley half time, almost identical score line which was 26-5. Hopefully nothing physiological is engrained

Waverley beat Knox in the 2s by 10+ - score may have been along the lines of 32-18. Waverley currently up 19-0 vs Knox in the 1s In the middle of the 1st half. I've counted 7 linebreaks to 1. Almost an exact replay of the 1st round matchup.

36-0 FT Waves win

Halftime, Waverley lead Trinity 12-0

^^^^^^ Who said Fuller and Wright weren't playing? They are fit and healthy. I can't comment on Tyzac cause I am not sure about him but don't just throw claims out there.

Waves 1sts vs Scots: Waverley lost 45-10, Moretti opened the scoring very early and O'Sullivan in the second half, neither converted. Scots lead 12-5 at half time and I can without a doubt in my mind say the first half was the best half of Schoolboy rugby I have ever seen. Huge hits, linebreaks...