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CAS Rugby 2025

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Herbert Moran (7)
I do think on paper cranbrook was the stronger team but trinity outclassed and stunned a cranbrook team that was expecting an easier win. It should be very interesting to watch them face up again in round 5.
 

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Chris McKivat (8)
Barker v Knox first up! Barker started the trials on fire but have come back to earth a bit and were flattered by the scoreline against Shore. Knox have been solid without being spectacular, although they did lead Joeys for a while. Home ground will mean nothing.
I'm tipping barker by 9 unfortunately. Knox to be on top early but Barker to come home strong. Forwards to cancel each other out and Barker slightly ahead in the backs.
Barker backs have been underwhelming this year so far (Japan and trials) with the exception of the 12 in the Japan games
 

scrumhalf

Herbert Moran (7)
Let's face it Trinity are pretenders this year, and easily could loose the the likes of teams such as Cranbrook. I do admit they do have potential and are on track for a positive future.
Yeah, they definantly have poteintal and hope and showed a touch of brillance in pre season although i dont know if they have a solid enough pack. There back line was outstanding but i dont think there forwards have the size and scrum skill to match up against the likes of waverley, knox and barker.
 

Scrums'n Roses

Stan Wickham (3)
Yeah, they definantly have poteintal and hope and showed a touch of brillance in pre season although i dont know if they have a solid enough pack. There back line was outstanding but i dont think there forwards have the size and scrum skill to match up against the likes of waverley, knox and barker.
I think it is too early to tell, let us get through the first week of CAS then we can start to figure out the standings.
 

Hector

Peter Burge (5)
Aloys v Cranbrook

First XV

1. K Morson
2. M Clarke
3. N Lee
4. R Madden
5. C Thompson
6. J Lowe
7. M Eves
8. C Lee
9. C Horton (c)
10. J Courtenay
11. F Whyte
12. F Wake
13. S Price
14. K Trueman
15. P Simpson

Second XV

1. O Senior
2. M Kim
3. A Kotelawele
4. L Burrows
5. J Mair
6. N Wilkinson
7. W Fiore
8. N Kelly
9. F Eastman
10. G Ridding (c)
11. C Saoud
12. O Bull
13. J Martin-Jury
14. J Jaffrey
15. G Carmody
 

XxxFootyBearxxX

Bob McCowan (2)
Aloys v Cranbrook

First XV

1. K Morson
2. M Clarke
3. N Lee
4. R Madden
5. C Thompson
6. J Lowe
7. M Eves
8. C Lee
9. C Horton (c)
10. J Courtenay
11. F Whyte
12. F Wake
13. S Price
14. K Trueman
15. P Simpson

Second XV

1. O Senior
2. M Kim
3. A Kotelawele
4. L Burrows
5. J Mair
6. N Wilkinson
7. W Fiore
8. N Kelly
9. F Eastman
10. G Ridding (c)
11. C Saoud
12. O Bull
13. J Martin-Jury
14. J Jaffrey
15. G Carmody
What a bloody team honestly should give a Cranbrook a real hard time

Best regards,
SCRUM ON
 

Mario and Hules

Bob McCowan (2)
Dear CAS,


This is your formal warning that Knox is entering its villain arc this season and it’s already looking grim for everyone else. You thought 2024 was bad? Baby, we were just loading. Now the boys have been fed, hydrated, trauma-bonded through hill sprints, and spiritually reborn via ice baths and 'Lose Yourself' on repeat.


We are not coming to play respectfully. We are coming with chaotic line speed, unreal phase play, and a team so locked in it’s giving cult. Our No. 8 has entered his “don’t talk to me unless it’s about protein” era. The backs? Moving like they're coded in Unreal Engine 5. The forwards? Built like NPCs in their final form — and they’ve got unfinished business.


This isn’t rugby anymore. It’s a cinematic universe. You’ll blink and suddenly you’re down 15–0, and Knox is already jogging back like it's light work. We don’t play halves. We play spiritual awakenings. One try at a time.


So to the rest of CAS: be afraid. Not because we’re cocky. But because we're right. Screenshot this. Frame it. Print it out and hang it in your changeroom. You’ll want to remember the moment Knox announced the storm was coming.


Respectfully but not humbly,
 

Knox_to_win

Allen Oxlade (6)
Dear CAS,


This is your formal warning that Knox is entering its villain arc this season and it’s already looking grim for everyone else. You thought 2024 was bad? Baby, we were just loading. Now the boys have been fed, hydrated, trauma-bonded through hill sprints, and spiritually reborn via ice baths and 'Lose Yourself' on repeat.


We are not coming to play respectfully. We are coming with chaotic line speed, unreal phase play, and a team so locked in it’s giving cult. Our No. 8 has entered his “don’t talk to me unless it’s about protein” era. The backs? Moving like they're coded in Unreal Engine 5. The forwards? Built like NPCs in their final form — and they’ve got unfinished business.


This isn’t rugby anymore. It’s a cinematic universe. You’ll blink and suddenly you’re down 15–0, and Knox is already jogging back like it's light work. We don’t play halves. We play spiritual awakenings. One try at a time.


So to the rest of CAS: be afraid. Not because we’re cocky. But because we're right. Screenshot this. Frame it. Print it out and hang it in your changeroom. You’ll want to remember the moment Knox announced the storm was coming.


Respectfully but not humbly,
Nice.
 

scrumbledore

Peter Burge (5)
Dear CAS,


This is your formal warning that Knox is entering its villain arc this season and it’s already looking grim for everyone else. You thought 2024 was bad? Baby, we were just loading. Now the boys have been fed, hydrated, trauma-bonded through hill sprints, and spiritually reborn via ice baths and 'Lose Yourself' on repeat.
Is the apple chapel pregame ritual still a go or nah?
 
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