
Running Lines: Volume 6
The CAS season got underway as all teams apart from the 13Cs headed up to Wahroonga to participate in Knox’s centenary of rugby celebrations.
Knox were fabulous hosts and certainly took the spoils across the day.
However, there were several noteworthy teams that flew the Cranbrook flag.
Our results were;
Team | Opposition | Result | Win/Loss |
1sts | Knox | 31-10 | Loss |
2nds | Knox | 66-21 | Loss |
3rds | Knox | 17-14 | Loss |
4ths | Knox | 15-12 | Loss |
5ths | Knox | 24-17 | Loss |
6ths | Knox | 20-19 | Win |
16A | Knox | 33-0 | Loss |
16B | Knox | 33-0 | Loss |
16C | Knox | 17-5 | Win |
15A | Knox | 24-7 | Loss |
15B | Knox | 45-0 | Loss |
15C | Knox | 60-12 | Loss |
14A | Knox | 15-7 | Loss |
14B | Knox | 21-7 | Loss |
14C | Knox | 28-17 | Win |
13A | Knox | 38-0 | Loss |
13B | Knox | 47-7 | Win |
13C | Waverley 13C | Cancelled | NA |
- Player of the Day: Junior Teams (13s, 14s & 15s)- Liam Nolan (14C)
- Player of the Day: Senior Teams (16s & Opens)- James Starr (6th XV)
- Rugby All Rounder of the Day (for effort/attitude on and off the field): Jaxson Allen (1st XV)
- Team of the Day- 14Cs
The 14Cs recorded a rousing 28-17 win on Gillespie and are the Team of the Day.
Alexander Lee and Jesse Lane were a formidable combination in the midfield as highlighted by their resolute defence and strong running. Hooker, Ethan Goldberg was once again a strong contributor both at the set piece and in general play while Walter Heeley and Ed Freeman marshalled strongly from halves. Liam Nolan was a tower of strength in the forwards as he returned from injury in superb fashion.
Special mention to the 6th XV.
The 6th XV secured a nail-biting win by a solidary point to start proceedings on the main oval at Knox. Front rower, Sam Mitrovski was in the thick of the action in the forwards, lock Sol Stathis was a tackling machine and superb at the breakdown while Wilson Lin and James Starr enjoyed lots of space through the middle and out on the edge. So too, Taj Hansen-Mackie was impressive as he stepped his way through would be defenders.
We host Waverley College this coming Saturday.
Mark DeBrincat
Master in Charge of Rugby