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3rd 15XV premiership back home where it belongs.

Joeys making alot of mistakes and it reflects in the scoreline

Grammar looking dominant from here. 9 from grammar playing like a star

Getting into some grey area here TDO. But since the scholarship wouldn't have been a sporting scholarship in the first place, I see no issue. Tread lightly on this topic.

Glengarry is on this year, I know everyone there has to have been tested before they go. I would feel much safer from corona in the bush than in the city!

Let's get the ball rolling.

It's ridiculous how this has become a political issue and not a issue of common sense or mental health. Very dissapointing from NSW health.

Come on Big Papi, as long as their contributing to their forums there's no harm done. Let's not be elitists, and have open arms inviting all rugby relevant opinions into the forum. I think it would be very helpful to have some insights from the up and coming Shore age groups- as Joker says "a...

It's a game of luck- to an extent. But as the great Muhammad Ali said "you made your own luck."

Always alot of talk of potential in this group. The fact of the matter is results don't lie. Alot of teams have alot of potential, but then one injury, or an unfamiliar opposition and it all comes undone.

From my understanding the rowers are just totally overtrained. I heard that every single person in one of their 8s this year had a stress fracture in their back and yet they still had to compete at HOTR. I think the SHORE program could take a leaf out of Joey's s and c program

Hopefully we can get a resolution and get the season back on track. A totally thoughtless initiative from NSW Health.

As far I'm concerned the entire queensland GPS comp is competitive, with no weak teams (although BBC has never won a premiership.) I'm sure our newcomer friend Alexander will be able to offer more insight.

It's disappointing that NSW DET havent been able to balance academics in sport. I know in Victoria, Melbourne High School, a state school, similar to SBHS in age and tradition has struck a very successful balance between sport and academia, albeit in AFL rather than rugby.

Did High fall off when they became selective?

Grammar enduring great success during the Spanish Flu. Perhaps a resurgence during Corona virus?

Interesting. By this metric Grammar is a very bad rugby school, or so it would seem in the Post Whitlam Era (if that's what you want to call it). Alot more schoolboys coming out of High than I would've expected. Where are they now?

Interesting point Joker. How do measure success? Does Grammars early success make it a better Rugby school that Scots? If anyone has any ways to measure the success of a Rugby School, I invite you to comment.

From my understanding: There is no sport this weekend. Sport reccomences next weekend in the same format pre NSW Health's intervention, however next weekend will be round 2. As for the rescheduling of round 1, we can only speculate, although I've heard it may be played mid week.

Welcome Alexander, feel free to partake in any conversation as long as it's rugby related (I'm sure you know how this works.) I'm sure your son will be well looked after at Joeys. Many Joey's fans on this forum, and rightly so- probably the best rugby school in NSW, and by extension Australia.