NSW AAGPS 2025
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The Ghost of Raelene
Phil Kearns (64)
FT
1sts 35/0 View
2nds 68/0 View
3rds 36/7 View (Played Barker)
1sts 35/0 View
2nds 68/0 View
3rds 36/7 View (Played Barker)
footyhead10
Bob McCowan (2)
Bring on gps rugby for 2025! Looking forward to another back to back prem for the boys in blue and white
Rugbynbeers
Watty Friend (18)
13As Kings won was 41-0.*
14As new won
15As Kings won
16As new won
1st-8ths Kings all won today. Kings 1st xv won I believe 40-33.
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Eyes and Ears
Bob Davidson (42)
Earlier today Aloysius 1st XV 17 Grammar 1st XV 8.
Rugbynbeers
Watty Friend (18)
didnt Aloysius beat Scott’s?
The Chairman
Trevor Allan (34)
Good play from both Shore and Knox. Knox just too quick and big in the end. Shoreboys can keep their heads high. Lots to come back still
Rugbynbeers
Watty Friend (18)
New vs kings today
- thought new started very well playing a fast pace attack, they look good with quick ball however their is no chance they can play that style for a full game. They looked gassed by the end and I can’t see them playing that footy for 10 rounds. I think Hemasi needs to be moved in the centres, on the wing they just fail to get him into the game.
- Kings were able to battle in a tight game and come away with a win, be interesting to see the changes when their stars sawyer, smith and fonua return for round 1.
MOTM - Risati scoring two beautiful Try’s and setting up a couple, Looks outstanding at 12.
- thought new started very well playing a fast pace attack, they look good with quick ball however their is no chance they can play that style for a full game. They looked gassed by the end and I can’t see them playing that footy for 10 rounds. I think Hemasi needs to be moved in the centres, on the wing they just fail to get him into the game.
- Kings were able to battle in a tight game and come away with a win, be interesting to see the changes when their stars sawyer, smith and fonua return for round 1.
MOTM - Risati scoring two beautiful Try’s and setting up a couple, Looks outstanding at 12.
fortheloveofthegame
Peter Burge (5)
The Joeys 9 was excellent. Decision making under pressure A+
Were Waverley missing any players who were in Roosters SG Ball side that played today?
I believe Finnigan was absent
Here for the advice
Allen Oxlade (6)
Shore came back when Knox lost focus. Size of pack and aggression in the forward the difference. Shore clearly stretched at Prop with one young fella playing 3, part of 2s and part of 1s. While they have two backs to return at some stage (10,15) the incumbents are getting better but need to attack a high ball vs letting them bounce. Would also think need some size in centre field to match up better. Also need to look at sizing up the pack as their 2s pack look solid (yes a smaller Knox team) and executed set piece well. Would expect some changes and positional shuffles in the pack to size up and sharpen up for the final trial! CAS: Knox v Waves will be a good game clash of the packs!
woefulwinger14
Frank Row (1)
Can anyone tell me who subbed on for Shore 1sts today? I heard the were substantial substitutions being made in the previous games against Waverley and QLD state high.
And also anyone out at Wahroonga today able to comment on the performances of the Shore youth in the front row, Tom Green (prop) and Henry Baxter (hooker)?
And also anyone out at Wahroonga today able to comment on the performances of the Shore youth in the front row, Tom Green (prop) and Henry Baxter (hooker)?
Here for the advice
Allen Oxlade (6)
The replaced both props with Armarti and Hamilton went on also replaced a 2nd rower and back rower with Frape and Murdoch. Not sure any were for a major injuries. Props equipped themselves well and would think both could push for time in upcoming weeks. Other two were on for less time so hard to assess how effective.
Both Green and Baxter played well despite giving away some size to their Knox counterpart’s - the scrum held well despite giving away size across the board.
woefulwinger14
Frank Row (1)
Thanks for the detail much appreciated.
Agree with the size comments, something I noticed was the substantial decrease in size across the forwards and backs. Last year must’ve been very heavily weighted by the 2024 year 12s.
Also wondering about where Bassingthwaite and Callaghan were?
Will be interesting to see how the season plays out for them this year.
Here for the advice
Allen Oxlade (6)
Yes only a few forwards have 1s experience from last year. Both backs still injured - maybe one will be back for Rd1 (15) and then the 10 back much later. Seems a few injuries across the schools so hoping as many as can be healthy for the GPS rounds.