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Australian Schoolboys & National Championships 2013

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Bill McLean (32)
The Rock said:
Not saying anymore as The All Blacks might be Spying !
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I wouldn't worry too much about this issue mate, I be very surprised if the NZ Schools management 'DID NOT' possess video footage of Australia s game against Fiji.

And ditto for the Australians!
 
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Rocky Elsom (76)
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Can't help. Programmes sold out by the time I made it to the BBQ.

Aust Schools Website has the Aust A squad list in alphabetic order.
 
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Watty Friend (18)
guru13 said:
can someone please tell me what was the team lists for Australia A?
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AUSTRALIA A SCHOOLS TEAM VS NEW ZEALAND





First name

Last name

School



1

Mesui

Tufui

Newington College, NSW



2

Hosea

Fotukava

St Ignatius College, NSW



3

Sam

Clifton

The Southport School, QLD



4

Blake

Phillips

Clarkson Sports High, WA



5

Angus

Crichton

The Scots College, NSW



6

Olly

Kamp

The Scots College, NSW



7

Doug

MacMillan

Anglican Church Grammar, QLD



8

Joel

Brown

The Southport School, QLD



9

James

Tuttle ©

St Joseph’s Nudgee College, QLD



10

Jack

Clancy

The Shore School, NSW



11

Tyson

Davis

Barker College, NSW



12

Jason

Tomane

St Edmund’s College, ACT



13

Campbell

Magnay

St Joseph’s Nudgee College, QLD



14

Pat

Toeta

Melbourne Grammar, VIC



15

Josh

Bowen-Boyer

Brisbane Boys College, QLD



16

Nick

Koutsoukis

Waverley College, NSW



17

Matt

Gibbon

St Joseph’s Nudgee College, QLD



18

Nathan

Kelly

St Ignatius College, NSW



19

David

Morris

Newington College, NSW



20

Maclean

Jones

St Joseph’s Nudgee College, QLD



21

Mitchell

Douch

St Edmund’s College, ACT



22

Keith

Morgan

St Edmund’s College, ACT



23

Ah-Mu

Tuimaleali’ifano

Craigieburn Secondary College, VIC
 
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Rocky Elsom (76)
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AUSTRALIA A SCHOOLS TEAM VS NEW ZEALAND

1 Mesui TUFUI Newington College, NSW
2 Hosea FOTUKAVA St Ignatius College, NSW
3 Sam CLIFTON The Southport School, QLD
4 Blake PHILLIPS Clarkson Sports High, WA
5 Angus CRICHTON The Scots College, NSW
6 Olly KAMP The Scots College, NSW
7 Doug MACMILLAN Anglican Church Grammar, QLD
8 Joel BROWN The Southport School, QLD
9 James TUTTLE (c) St Joseph’s Nudgee College, QLD
10 Jack CLANCY The Shore School, NSW
11 Tyson DAVIS Barker College, NSW
12 Jason TOMANE St Edmund’s College, ACT
13 Campbell MAGNAY St Joseph’s Nudgee College, QLD
14 Pat TOETA Melbourne Grammar, VIC
15 Josh BOWEN-BOYER Brisbane Boys College, QLD

16 Nick KOUTSOUKIS Waverley College, NSW
17 Matt GIBBON St Joseph’s Nudgee College, QLD
18 Nathan KELLY St Ignatius College, NSW
19 David MORRIS Newington College, NSW
20 Maclean JONES St Joseph’s Nudgee College, QLD
21 Mitchell DOUCH St Edmund’s College, ACT
22 Keith MORGAN St Edmund’s College, ACT
23 Ah-Mu TUIMALEALI’IFANO Craigieburn Secondary College, VIC

Thanks Rugby Mum.
 
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Nathan Sharpe (72)
What's the prediction for oz schools v NZ ?
The form suggests another victory for the good guys.
What sort of crowd do people reckon they'll get? (Code for: should I get on a train and have a look?)
 
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Allen Oxlade (6)
Inside Shoulder said:
What's the prediction for oz schools v NZ ?
The form suggests another victory for the good guys.
What sort of crowd do people reckon they'll get? (Code for: should I get on a train and have a look?)
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In regards to a prediction: I'd say Australia by a try. If the 'good guys' shut down the Kiwi number 10 (he was an absolute stand out again the Aussie A side) and maybe tire him out through a lot of defensive work (send big Aus 12 in his channel all game) then they should win it.
The forwards will cancel each other out, whereas the Oz backs should be too classy for their trans-Tasman rivals. In saying this, both look like great sides and one thing is for certain: It will be worth watching!

Re. your mode of transport, Sydney traffic will surely be horrendous this weekend so my bet would be via the train.
 
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Nathan Sharpe (72)
number 6 said:
In regards to a prediction: I'd say Australia by a try. If the 'good guys' shut down the Kiwi number 10 (he was an absolute stand out again the Aussie A side) and maybe tire him out through a lot of defensive work (send big Aus 12 in his channel all game) then they should win it.
The forwards will cancel each other out, whereas the Oz backs should be too classy for their trans-Tasman rivals. In saying this, both look like great sides and one thing is for certain: It will be worth watching!

Re. your mode of transport, Sydney traffic will surely be horrendous this weekend so my bet would be via the train.
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Thanks for the pre-match: why did the Kiwis lose to Fiji who then copped what looked like a flogging from us?
I doubt I could park closer than Warrwee (or even Wahroonga) if I did drive!
 
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Nathan Sharpe (72)
Brian Westlake said:
Just take the Audi 4wd, park in someones driveway. They'll confuse it for their own ;).
Easier walk from Wahroonga and you can grab a coffee on the way.
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Northshore coffee?
A foxymoron!
An easier walk? Am I completely losing it?
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Bill McLean (32)
Inside Shoulder said:
... ... ... ... ... ... What sort of crowd do people reckon they'll get? (Code for: should I get on a train and have a look?)
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IS,

Definitely worth the look if Saturday is going to be a good day. However, given the bedlam on Tuesday as far as parking was concerned I would suggest the train.

But if you know 'Brian Westlake' ask him to pick you up in his private helicopter! lol
 
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Bill McLean (32)
It is what it is said:
Taane Milne to the Roosters.
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Correct!

There was word around that he was also considering the rugby pathway as the Roosters had not been overly good to him in recent years, however his status was greatly elevated when he was included in their U/20's team early this year where he performed exceptionally well!

When GPS rugby started he obviously had to stop playing for the Roosters, and much to their dismay, so they were keen to make the offer of a return very attractive! For mine he would have made the U/20's Junior Kangaroos this week had he continued in the Holden Cup! His centre partner made it, and so did an NRL/Holden Cup player from called Charly Runciman from the Dragons. In their last encounter Milne made Runciman look like a schoolboy!

He'll go far!
 
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Rocky Elsom (76)
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News from inside the camp is that Taane Milne has been passed fit for tomorrows game.

Liam Jurd has returned to the Aust A squad.

Hard opposed training run against the Aust A boys yesterday.

Captain's run today in preparation for the big test tomorrow.


Anyone thinking of going to Knox would be advised to take the Train, especially anyone travelling from the vicinity of the World Sports Capital in Sydney's East. Call 131500 to confirm timings, or www.131500.com.au

Parking at Knox is difficult at the best of times, and tomorrow should be a big crowd.

With the Navy celebrations and fireworks thingy going on at 7:40 pm, it will be rather difficult to cross the bridge/tunnel on the way back to the Sports Capital, because with a 5pm kickoff, you would be hitting the harbour around the time of the fireworks. Traffic will be challenging.
 
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