29 May World Cup Wallaby shaking up Shute Shield as he strives for Super Rugby return
By Jonathan B Geddes A FORMER World Cup Wallaby forward is making a big impact in the Shute Shield with his ultimate goal of returning to...
By Jonathan B Geddes A FORMER World Cup Wallaby forward is making a big impact in the Shute Shield with his ultimate goal of returning to...
By Angus Hayman Two rounds into the AAGPS season and The King's School have already announced themselves as genuine premiership contenders. Back-to-back victories over Joeys and Scots,...
BY MARK CASHMAN Local derbies and the passion that they bring to the surface are the life blood of the Shute Shield. Well after we have been...
By Dan Elsom At the top of the table, Brothers put on a show at home in round eight, while Easts made light work of Norths...
Round six of the Shute Shield Colts competition delivered another entertaining weekend of rugby, with Manly, Randwick, Eastern Suburbs and Sydney Uni continuing their strong...
BY MARK CASHMAN SYDNEY UNI V GORDON at Sydney Uni Sports Ground No.2 Sydney Uni took Gordon to some dark places on Saturday night and I’m not...
Round two of the GPS competition delivered three tightly contested clashes, with St Joseph’s, Newington and Kings all securing important victories in difficult conditions for...
By Jonathan B Geddes WARRINGAH will lodge an official complaint after a controversial refereeing decision at the end of Saturday’s 22-21 win over a gutsy Randwick,...
By Angus Hayman Craig Morrison arrived at Riverview and wasn’t too fussed about last year's premiership as he is chasing something else. Not just to win games,...
By MARK CASHMAN Former Wallabies skipper Tony Shaw has always been a trailblazer, the “bust through or bust” style a constant throughout his rugby career. Wallaby No.565...
