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The CAS U15 Cricket side to play GPS has been selected.

CAS U15s will play GPS U15s on Sunday the 3^rd of March on Hordern Oval at Cranbrook School starting at 10am.

The team will train on Wed 27^th Feb at Hordern Oval at 5pm

The coaches are:

Mr T Ferrero (B)

Mr B Staunton (C)

The Team is:-

Will Shortis                       Knox Grammar School

Trystan Kennedy              Knox Grammar School

Charlie Anderson             Knox Grammar School

Darcy Mooney                  Trinity Grammar School

Emmanuel Grogan           Trinity Grammar School

Tom Wood                          St Aloysius College

Jonothan Hughes             St Aloysius College

Asher Learmonth             Cranbrook School

Ned Patterson                   Cranbrook School

Olli Argent                         Cranbrook School

Nick Hook                         Barker College

Maxim Brooks                  Waverley College

Barker College are the Winners of the CAS T20  2018 Competition with the final played on Tuesday 12 February at Barker Oval.  Barker set Waverley an imposing total of 6-139 off their 20 overs. Waverley with a required run rate of 7 runs an over just could not get the target and finished with 8-123.

Well done to both teams.

The South Harbour team for the CAS Cricket trial has been selected

Tom Greig (C)

Yianni Theodorakopulos (C)

Alex Van Vught (C)

Ken Chu (T)

Ritvik Dinesh (T)

Emmanuel Grogan (T)

Sebastian Buchannan (T)

Lachlan Forrest (W)

Alex Ferrara (W)

Rory Doyle (W)

Harry Whitaker (W)

Mr Elliott from Waverley will Coach the side. The match will be played on Saturday 2nd Feb, 2019 at Barker College from 10.00am. Players are to assembly at 9:00am.

The North Harbour team for the CAS Cricket trial has been selected

Lachlan Fisher (B)

Lachlan Roughley (A)

Henry Wines (K)

Ryan McCoy (B)

Daniel Alleyn (B)

Sam Greenland (A)

Jayllen Naganayagam (K)

Charlie Weber (A)

John Nevell (K)

Alex Veivers (B)

Sebastian Hodge (B)

Daniel Hardyman (K)

Mr Stuart from Knox will Coach the side. The match will be played on Saturday 2nd Feb, 2019 at Barker College from 10.00am. Players are to assembly at 9:00am.

In what was expected to be an extremely competitive race there was very little between the CAS and GPS Open Cross Country teams. The results from the season showed that it was going to be to hard to predict a winner before the race with the runners in both teams consistently finishing in the top pack week in week out.

This is how the results of the race finished up.

The scoring system for the race is based on the placings of the first 4 runners from each team. The score was 19-19.  In such a situation the by-laws state that we look at the fourth runner from each team to see which one finished first.  Consequently the CAS were victorious.  CAS def GPS   19 – 19 (on count back). It is the first time since 2003 that CAS has won the event. Well done to all of our runners.

What a great day of racing.

Thanks to Sydney Boys High School for hosting.

The CAS U16 Rugby team has gone undefeated at the NSWSRU trials over the weekend. In a strong display in 3 games across the weekend the team posted wins over CCC and CHS and had a draw with GPS Presidents B team to finish 3rd (due to the tournament rules).

In the game against CCC saw CAS win 26 to 12 with tries to Miles Amatosero (W), Lucas Vass (B), and 2 to Jordan Swann (W) Con Lucas Vass (B) and 2 to Mitchell Wheals (B)

The game against GPS Presidents B was an arm wrestle with GPS scoring first which would prove critical for progression in the trial. CAS were down 10-5 at half time with the very strong winds having a major effect on the game. CAS fought back to level the scores however under the tournament rules the first try scorers went through to the Shield Final which meant CAS would play CHS in the John Miller Shield Final. Tries to Luke Hennessy (T) and 2 to Ronald Volkman (W).

In the John Miller Shield final CAS started strongly and were never headed running out winners 29 to 5. Tries to  Ronald Volkman (W), Tyronne Albertyn (B), Ky Willoughby (T), and 2 to Jordan Swann (W) Con 2 to Lucas Vass (B)

Congratulations to the following boys for being selected in the NSWSRU and SJRU U16 teams

NSWSRU U16s 1sts
Tyrone Albertyn Barker College
Miles Amatosero Waverley College
Malachi Hawkes Trinity Grammar School

NSWSRU U16s 2nds
Lucas Chamen Knox Grammar School
Ky Willoughby Trinity Grammar School
Luke Hennessy Trinity Grammar School
Lucas Vass Barker College Withdrawn injured
Jordan Swann Waverley College
Spencer Spalding St Aloysius’ College

Sydney Juniors U16s
Adrian Brown Barker College
Aisea Aholelei Waverley College
Mitchell Wheals Barker College
Ronald Volkman Waverley College
Luca Antico St Aloysius’ College
Oliver Longhi Knox Grammar School

CAS 1sts

CAS 2nds

CAS 1st and 2nds have both posted wins at the NSWSRU open trials on Friday.

In a tough encounter with a very large Combined Catholic Colleges teams the seconds started very strongly scoring 2 tries early. CCC then struck back with a try of their own and a penalty  try. It then each team swapped tries. The second half then became a side to side and end to end feast of running rugby with both teams throwing the ball around. CAS ran out winners 48 to 33 with Tries to Malachi Hawkes (T) x 3, Harry Whiteman (W), Jordan Cameron (B), Soine Vuki (T), Levi Milford (W), Luca Martin(W) Con Daniel Andrews (W) x4.

CAS 1st in their encounter with ISA started very slowly with fatigue a factor after their win against GPS on Tuesday. ISA opened the scoring and were dominating the breakdown in the early exchanges. The CAS forward then started to take control of the game giving their backs so good front football. ISA went to a 12 -10 lead but CAS came back and scored again retaking the lead. ISA weren’t giving up and scored another of their own taking the score to 17 to 15. With minutes left on the clock CAS were awarded a penalty which was kicked to make the score 18 to 17 which was the final score. Tries Harry Flaherty (B), Luke Reimer (B) Tane Edmed (T) PCon Tane Edmed (T)

Congratulations to the following boys who have been selected in the NSW Schools Representative teams.

In a tough and trilling encounter at St Josephs College CAS 1st held on to their early lead and defeat GPS 24-19.
Tries L Reimer (B), L Moretti (W), D Tejcek (B), B Bryden (B) Conv T Edmed (T)

For a full match report click here

CAS seconds went down to a strong GPS seconds team 47 to 17.
Tries M Hawkes (T), M Graham (B) and T Leigh (K) Conv D Andrews (W)

CAS have run out winners in the inaugural AFL challenge match between CAS and a GPS Presidents selection team.

In what was a very tough and skill full encounter GPS opened the scoring with the first goal of the day. CAS then started to get things together, however the first 2 scores were behinds. CAS then found the main posts and scored their first goal and finished the quarter 1.6 12 to 1.0 6

In the second quarter CAS found their rhythm and kicked 4 goals 2 behinds for the quarter to GPS  2 goals 3 behinds to finish the quarter CAS 5.8 38 to GPS 3.3 21

From this point CAS remained in control with great work in the defensive line limiting GPS’s scoring opportunities.

The final score CAS 8.14 62 GPS 7.5 47.

Both CAS and GPS would like to thanks AFL NSW/ACT for all of their support in helping to stage the match which it is hoped will be a yearly event.

Photo Credits to SPA IMAGES further images from the game can be found at

www.spaimages.com.au