NSW AAGPS 2018
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Quick Hands
David Wilson (68)
Whoa there Joker. Joeys didn't win their first premiership until 1904, in fact for the first 40 years of AAGPS rugby (1892-1931), premierships went like this:
Kings 13
Grammar 11
Joeys 10
Newington 4
Shore 2
Quick Hands
David Wilson (68)
Whoa there Joker. Joeys didn't win their first premiership until 1904, in fact for the first 40 years of AAGPS rugby (1892-1931), premierships went like this:
Kings 13
Grammar 11
Joeys 10
Newington 4
Shore 2
Joker
Greg Davis (50)
Well picked Sonny. He did have a blinder and steered the team well around the park.
May now give the Death star a break. It seems Scots dominance has only ever extended to the 1st XV in recent seasons.
Quick Hands
David Wilson (68)
Joker
Greg Davis (50)
Corrected and noted.
Grammar were a force once. I was there when they last beat Joeys in 1978
What is the tally now?
Joker
Greg Davis (50)
Outstanding
It was 1980.
GTPIH
Ted Thorn (20)
Your are correct Cyclo. Left footed drop goal on the siren at HH to secure victory!!!
Yes. Rod Boland.
Johnny come lately
Jimmy Flynn (14)
If Joeys get up and its a draw between Kings/Scots, what then?
Joker
Greg Davis (50)
Then Joeys will be sole premiers
Joker
Greg Davis (50)
Thanks for that.
Black & White
Vay Wilson (31)
Nevertheless Quick Hands an outstanding job. Between you and S&M you have keep New supporters such as myself informed about the schools Rugby. Regrettably, the Rugby News Letter is not reaching me. I am wondering to do you or SM get the newsletter. In the past it was an effort well done.
Outstanding results and not just for our 1st XV. The 15As achieve their first ever win against the Kings a side that beat them 52-5 and 68-0 last year. Yes, Joey is playing in the Kings 1st, but this TKS team was not a one man team. So to the 15As you may not have won that many games in your GPS Games, but you have demonstrated a remarkable improvement in 2018.
The 13As and their 17-15 win against a super strong TKS side. Last week Joeys beat them 24-22 and the previous week trounced New 64-7. So the New 13As in matter of two weeks are fast closing the gap that exists between them and that outstanding Joeys team that is their 13As. 16As a good win against one of the stronger teams in their age group. And of course our 14As and another convincing display. As with our 1sts did the backline again fire again.
In fact, I can't remember when all New A teams completed a clean sweep against Kings, a great effort.
I sense, that Rugby at Newington is going through a fundamental change. Moving away from rampaging Pacific Islanders, who rely on a physical dominating presence, to skillful team work, that utilises pacey backlines involving support play.
Nevertheless, we have Shore next week and all teams must respect their opponents. Particularly, the 15As and 14As where Shore have some of their best teams.
Black & White
Vay Wilson (31)
If I remember correctly, Grammar beat Joeys in 1980,1974, 1978 and the score was 18-6, all kicked goals it was in round 4 after they had loss their first three GPS Games, all fairly convincingly. As well as their last preseason match to Newington 21-7. The next matches were all won, a remarkable effort considering Grammar were on the verge of the abyss and turned it around. This included a win 10-3 against Newington to deny them past of a joined premiership.
Rich_E
Ron Walden (29)
Spot on. What a day. Amazing twists in what is turning out to be a cracking comp this year.
Congrats to Joeys. Totally deserved winners.
Scots would naturally be very disappointed. But hey, thats footy. Didnt close out game when I thought that maybe they could have.
Can't wait for next week.
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sidesteppa
Watty Friend (18)
Joeys winning try and pitch invasion inspection, when they looked dead against Scots with only two mins left to play. Fantastic game >
rod skellet
Bob Davidson (42)
It is going to be an intriguing end to the GPS season. I am making a beeline to Parramatta but gee the game at View will be a cracker..If View turn it on they can beat Joeys.
Quick Hands
David Wilson (68)
Joeys 54
Kings 25
Grammar 14
Newington 11
Scots 10
Riverview 10
Shore 9
High 4
Noting that there are several joint premierships (the first in 1933). Some 2 schools and some 3.
2008-2017 marks the longest Joeys drought since 1892-1903