NSW AAGPS 2022

[View2024prems]

You are correct, as for the reason why, I think it is an egotistical standoff between the schools and Rugby Australia regarding funding and control. One of the many things to fix in order to get pathways right. At the moment the top 50 approximately NSW players and I assume similar numbers from other states aren’t eligible for schools A, greatly reducing the value of such a jersey and honour. I think the schools and u18 concept is more relevant globally and hence why Rugby Australia wants to go that way.

Thanks. Do you know when they selected schools & u18 teams.

 

[AroundTheAnkles]

Thanks. Do you know when they selected schools & u18 teams.

No idea, it is all too complicated

 

[The Ghost of Raelene]

When are the Gen Blue games?

What a fantastic trip I see Aus Schools has coming up to Japan. Made me feel sorry for the boys of the previous couple of years that have missed out.

In regards to the Aus Schools then Aus U18s I hate that their has been something occur that has rightly been described as "egotistical" that has diminished to a degree what those jerseys are perceived as. I'm glad U18s in Club land get an avenue to play but I do believe it's being used as a human shield by those egotistical administrators.

The more convoluted the path becomes, the more players we will lose. We inevitably chose the path of least resistance and at the moment this is a god damn maze.

Rae Rae

 

[Cockatoo Run]

Congratulations to all those selected in the Australia A Schoolboys team to tour Japan.

Jersey #	Name	Team	School
1	William McKinnon	NSW 1	Knox Grammar School
2	Jakeb Horne	QLD 2	Brisbane State High School
3	Peniata Jnr Poutasi	QLD 1	Keebra Park State High School
4	Sebastian Bush	NSW 1	Northern Beaches Secondary College
5	Wil Taylor	NSW 1	St Stanislaus College
6	Darcy Fogarty	NSW 2	St Joseph’s College Hunters Hill
7	Harry Davis	NSW 1	The Scots College
8	Luron Patea	NSW BB	Hills Sports High School
9	Nick Lamming	NSW 1	St Ignatius College Riverview
10	Andrew McFarlane	ACT	St Edmunds College
11	Will Perkins	NSW 1	St Ignatius College Riverview
12	Leo Bassingwaighte	NSW 1	Shore School
13	Riley Langfield	NSW 1	St Stanislaus College
14	Finn Lawson	QLD 1	Mountain Creek State High School
15	Shane Wilcox	ACT	St Edmunds College
16	Sam Bourgeois	NSW 2	Knox Grammar School
17	Ky Pule	NSW 1	Waverley College
18	Will Goddard	NSW 1	Knox Grammar School
19	Pat Isles	ACT	Marist College Canberra
20	Darcey Bush	ACT	Daramalan College
21	TJ Herring	NSW 2	Northern Beaches Secondary College
22	Manus Bailey	NSW 1	St Aloysius College
23	Samu Tuisau	NSW J	SEDA College
24	Miracle Tangata	QLD 1	King’s Christian College
25	Jay Ingleton	NSW 1	Oakhill College
26	Ben Park	NSW BB	Kotara High School
27	Harrison Darling	NSW 1	St Joseph’s College Hunters Hill

 

[Running_rugby22]

So the NRL contracted kids have been dropped cold by the Gen Blue system and the leader. I know for a fact that Finnlay Bartlett is still in the SRU (Scottish Rugby Union) Exiles/Scottish qualified system. This suggests to me he hasn't 100% turned his back on Union completely even though he has a contract with the Sea Eagles. What this suggests to me instead of the NSWJRU having a conversation with the kid they have stuck their heads in the sand and gone completely cold and defensive. Maybe this is why the junior Wallabies were absolutely belted the other day 69-12. We can blame Cov etc but the reality is NZ had Cov as well. This suggests to me that the system is completely broken. When was the last time we won the Bledsoe Cup (1984) some 38 years ago and probably given the current pathways systems another 38 years. Here's a suggestion to the Pathways management go and have a conversation with these kids and bring in the families see where they are at, see what options you can provide them and then go from there, pretty simple stuff. Who know one day Finnlay might be running out at Murrayfield pulling on the Blue Scottish jersey.

The front rower spot on. Spot on mate. This shows how poorly run the development for SJRU is. The young kiddo Bartlett is on a contract for three years with the sea eagles. The stupidity of junior rugby union just giving up on kids straight from the get go is ridiculous. Like you said mate they should bring the young kid in and there family to give a little insight about the development because for me it’s still unknown. Interesting you say this mate. Working over in Scotland for the Glasgow warriors I’ve worked with several kids from this system from both Austrians and South Africa. Campbell Aitken runs the system finding young talents from across the Southern Hemisphere with Scottish heritage. Aitken has kept a close eye on Bartlett for many years now with the correct development. Aitken has also brought over Savala from Scot’s aswell who’s playing from Edinburgh currently. Fairdinkum honestly would you really pick union over league after they stuck there heads in the sand and pretended like these kids didn’t exist?

 

[The Ghost of Raelene]

Campbell Aitken runs the system finding young talents from across the Southern Hemisphere with Scottish heritage. Aitken has kept a close eye on Bartlett for many years now with the correct development. Aitken has also brought over Savala from Scot’s aswell who’s playing from Edinburgh currently. Fairdinkum honestly would you really pick union over league after they stuck there heads in the sand and pretended like these kids didn’t exist?

Out of curiosity and could be really ignorant but is he any relation to Euan Aitken who plays in the NRL and then represents Scotland?

Rae Rae

 

[The Front Rower]

Rugby Australia has been hit and miss with its retention of talented youngsters over the years under various leadership. They had had a fighting fund at stages that kept the likes of Angus Bell and Will Harris in the sport despite serious competition from league, then there was the unbelievable stuff up with Crichton where they told him that he wouldn't play Super for 5 years post-school so he shot through to the NRL instead. Playing devil's advocate Cameron Murray for instance was never playing rugby post-school so hard to judge Rugby Australia based on that. IMO each Super club should have a mandated 2 positions for school leavers to train full-time post-school. That's 10 positions, if it was say 50k half funded by Rugby Australia and half by the club that's 50k per super club and 250k for Rugby Australia, to keep the top 10 kids in the game. NRL clubs have development contracts, same deal full time training, theirs are 60k and can play in the NRL from mid season.

Awesome idea

 

[FrankGalluzo]

He withdrew himself from both pathways. Infer from that what you wish.

He wouldn’t of made it anyways

 

[FrankGalluzo]

The front rower spot on. Spot on mate. This shows how poorly run the development for SJRU is. The young kiddo Bartlett is on a contract for three years with the sea eagles. The stupidity of junior rugby union just giving up on kids straight from the get go is ridiculous. Like you said mate they should bring the young kid in and there family to give a little insight about the development because for me it’s still unknown. Interesting you say this mate. Working over in Scotland for the Glasgow warriors I’ve worked with several kids from this system from both Austrians and South Africa. Campbell Aitken runs the system finding young talents from across the Southern Hemisphere with Scottish heritage. Aitken has kept a close eye on Bartlett for many years now with the correct development. Aitken has also brought over Savala from Scot’s aswell who’s playing from Edinburgh currently. Fairdinkum honestly would you really pick union over league after they stuck there heads in the sand and pretended like these kids didn’t exist?

He’s nothing special he runs like a horse

 

[AroundTheAnkles]

He’s nothing special he runs like a horse

draft or race?

 

[AroundTheAnkles]

The front rower spot on. Spot on mate. This shows how poorly run the development for SJRU is. The young kiddo Bartlett is on a contract for three years with the sea eagles. The stupidity of junior rugby union just giving up on kids straight from the get go is ridiculous. Like you said mate they should bring the young kid in and there family to give a little insight about the development because for me it’s still unknown. Interesting you say this mate. Working over in Scotland for the Glasgow warriors I’ve worked with several kids from this system from both Austrians and South Africa. Campbell Aitken runs the system finding young talents from across the Southern Hemisphere with Scottish heritage. Aitken has kept a close eye on Bartlett for many years now with the correct development. Aitken has also brought over Savala from Scot’s aswell who’s playing from Edinburgh currently. Fairdinkum honestly would you really pick union over league after they stuck there heads in the sand and pretended like these kids didn’t exist?

said it before and will say it again. As soon as a kid is on contract they should cease to be eligible for schoolboy rugby. It is beyond daft that this hasn't been dealt with but it is a big failing of rugby and the schools associations.

 

[Tony_weave531]

My son and all u16 players who played last weekend got a letter about Gen Blue and this is the closing sentence in the first paragraph

Please note players who have signed a post school Rugby League contract or a contract with another Rugby Union franchise are not considered for selection in Waratah Gen Blue programs.

Maybe this is why Bartlett is not in it, and other league players are. It depends on the contract conditions and commitment time.

 

[AroundTheAnkles]

My son and all u16 players who played last weekend got a letter about Gen Blue and this is the closing sentence in the first paragraph

Please note players who have signed a post school Rugby League contract or a contract with another Rugby Union franchise are not considered for selection in Waratah Gen Blue programs.

Maybe this is why Bartlett is not in it, and other league players are. It depends on the contract conditions and commitment time.

this seems perfectly sensible, it certainly isn't politics.

 

[Tony_weave531]

He’s nothing special he runs like a horse

Bit harsh mate, players don't just randomly get signed at 16.

 

[rugboy]

My son and all u16 players who played last weekend got a letter about Gen Blue and this is the closing sentence in the first paragraph

Please note players who have signed a post school Rugby League contract or a contract with another Rugby Union franchise are not considered for selection in Waratah Gen Blue programs.

Maybe this is why Bartlett is not in it, and other league players are. It depends on the contract conditions and commitment time.

Congrats to the Tahs, this is how it should be. Keep all options over until a post-school commitment means they aren't an option. Needs considering also that the Tahs don't sign players at 15/16, while just about every decent league player who plays junior reps is contracted, the vast majority of these will never make it professionally. To eliminate all those kids who might not have League as a post-school option or who change their mind because they signed a $1500 contract at 15 years of age would be naive.

Discussed considerably, but from what I have been told the above rules don't apply to school-based representative teams.

 

[Kenny Powers]

As an employer you ask your staff to sign a non compete agreement. As a employee a non compete clause in your contract is standard.

Sign with competitor to your employer you will be marched with immediate effect off premises phone, car and laptop removed.

Welcome to the world.

Congratulations to the Waratahs you are finally running your organisation with a degree of professionalism. Should have happened 10 years ago, just glad someone did the introduction to business management subject at the Waratahs.

We have had some truely incompetent people running rugby over the last decade.

 

[rugboy]

Jesse Mclean from Newington was selected into the Austalia Schoolboys Rugby League team.

Meet the 2022 Australian Schoolboys - OurFootyTeam

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The Australian 15s Merit Team features Callum Grantham and Haemasi Makasini from Newington also Onitoni Large and Ashton Large (only 13 years old) from Scots.

Meet the Australian Under 15's team - OurFootyTeam

Meet the Australian Under 15’s team Author : Andrew Dawson and James Phelps News Corp Australia Sports Meet the Australian Under 15’s team Meet the next generation of NRL superstars. After a stunning week of carnival rugby league, we unveil our best Under 15’s Australian Schoolboys side. Replay...

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[Greenwhiteblack]

Jesse Mclean from Newington was selected into the Austalia Schoolboys Rugby League team.

Meet the 2022 Australian Schoolboys - OurFootyTeam

Meet the 2022 Australian Schoolboys Author : Andrew Dawson and James Phelps News Corp Australia Sports Meet the 2022 Australian Schoolboys The future stars of the NRL have been on show at following a thrilling week of footy at the ASSRL national championships. We reveal the Australian Schoolboys...

www.ourfootyteam.com.au

The Australian 15s Merit Team features Callum Grantham and Haemasi Makasini from Newington also Onitoni Large and Ashton Large (only 13 years old) from Scots.

Meet the Australian Under 15's team - OurFootyTeam

Meet the Australian Under 15’s team Author : Andrew Dawson and James Phelps News Corp Australia Sports Meet the Australian Under 15’s team Meet the next generation of NRL superstars. After a stunning week of carnival rugby league, we unveil our best Under 15’s Australian Schoolboys side. Replay...

www.ourfootyteam.com.au

13 year old kid, who has done a tremendous job to make this side, i do hope that he works on his core skills as his size wont matter for much when these other kids start to develop.

 

[Snowy Mountains]

13 year old kid, who has done a tremendous job to make this side, i do hope that he works on his core skills as his size wont matter for much when these other kids start to develop.

Look at the photos, he is not picked for his size. If you watched the games his skill level is next level.

 

[Ace Ventura]

Jesse Mclean from Newington was selected into the Austalia Schoolboys Rugby League team.

Meet the 2022 Australian Schoolboys - OurFootyTeam

Meet the 2022 Australian Schoolboys Author : Andrew Dawson and James Phelps News Corp Australia Sports Meet the 2022 Australian Schoolboys The future stars of the NRL have been on show at following a thrilling week of footy at the ASSRL national championships. We reveal the Australian Schoolboys...

www.ourfootyteam.com.au

The Australian 15s Merit Team features Callum Grantham and Haemasi Makasini from Newington also Onitoni Large and Ashton Large (only 13 years old) from Scots.

Meet the Australian Under 15's team - OurFootyTeam

Meet the Australian Under 15’s team Author : Andrew Dawson and James Phelps News Corp Australia Sports Meet the Australian Under 15’s team Meet the next generation of NRL superstars. After a stunning week of carnival rugby league, we unveil our best Under 15’s Australian Schoolboys side. Replay...

www.ourfootyteam.com.au

pity they're playing the wrong game...

if the SOO last night is any guide, they're in for a professional football life described by Thomas Hobbes - "nasty, brutish and short".

If that was a proper rugby game, there would have been multiple red cards.