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NSW AAGPS 2017

Tip the 2017 AAGPS 1st XV Premiers


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HeresToRugby

Chris McKivat (8)
I see Joeys have (at last) decided they should look at the 16s for their opens trials which is something they have rarely done in the past unless a player was an absolute standout. Even then they didn't get a trial but the odd one was asked to alternate between 16s & Opens (e.g. Tom Wright) throughout the season where injuries prevailed.

Looking at the 2nds team last Saturday I have rarely seen so many Year 10 & 11s in an Open team for Joeys albeit a trial.

This is an area where other schools have not been frightened of exploring (Scots, Newington, Riverview especially) & the experience hasn't hurt them when coming into the Opens. Certainly not the reason why Joeys hasn't been able to win the comp for so long but a step in the right direction.

Might be a shame for the 16s comp but then it also gives other kids coming through an opportunity to shine at 16As level so pros & cons.
 

White line fever

Fred Wood (13)

Jim, we just came back from the 12 year old annual rugby carnival at TAS.

45 teams from NSW and QLD.

As you know this major event showcases the best juniors from a multitude of schools, and rep teams.

The weather was superb, thank ...., and as usual the TAS grounds, parent volunteers, and organisation was beyond good.

Over 900 boys, and some girls, played with almost twice as many parents watching, clearly the area did extremely well, so everyone was a winner!

Wonderful school and event.

Just a bit of feedback.
 

Jim Belshaw

Bob Loudon (25)
Jim, we just came back from the 12 year old annual rugby carnival at TAS.

45 teams from NSW and QLD.

As you know this major event showcases the best juniors from a multitude of schools, and rep teams.

The weather was superb, thank .., and as usual the TAS grounds, parent volunteers, and organisation was beyond good.

Over 900 boys, and some girls, played with almost twice as many parents watching, clearly the area did extremely well, so everyone was a winner!

Wonderful school and event.

Just a bit of feedback.

Thank you for this, White line fever. Really appreciated. Its quite a carnival now.

Wide spread of participants. According to the school Facebook page, Moree Junior Bulls won Team of Carnival, Southern Districts were winners in Division 1-2, St Ignatius College Blue in Division 3, Kings Division 4, Gordon Tartans Division 5. Congratulations to all!
 

Floor Ball

Frank Row (1)
At TAS in div 1-2 Gordon beat Southern in the pool rounds but succumbed in the final to a bigger more physical Southern D side; in div 3 Riverview were impressive in beating Cranbrook by some margin. I didn't see or hear about the other finals. The whole tournament was superbly organised. TAS and the town of Armidale should be very proud of this event.
 

Rob hart

Ted Thorn (20)
News from NZ against St Patrick's Wellington TSC 2nds won 34-27 and 1sts won 43-32 they play Palmerston North on Wednesday ......
 

CNorth

Herbert Moran (7)
They will beat everyone. Just ask them. Saying that they have invested slot of time and money so they should.
 

Rob hart

Ted Thorn (20)
Are you on the cans ? Who will beat everyone ? Scots or Knox ? Knox have 350 -400 in year 12 they must be about to dominate on that basis ?
 

Rob hart

Ted Thorn (20)
Scots 1st and 2nds have big wins over Palmerston North today ...... next and final game against Rongotai College this Saturday ....... byo ice packs ........
 
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