NSW will look to continue its dominance of the schoolboy rugby scene when the Australian Championships begin in Sydney on Monday. The host state has dominated the annual tournament in recent years, with NSW 1 beating NSW 2 in last year’s final. Whilst a number of those players have returned for a second stint in 2015, a fresh crop of talent has arrived and will look to play their way into an Australian Schools jersey at Riverview next week. “The selection process was really tough, there is a lot of exciting young talent coming through,” NSW 1’s coach Brad Gill told Rugby News. Both squads have spent a week in camp in Sydney ahead of the four match tournament, with Gill admitting the preparation has been limited. “I don’t want to stifle the boys with too much information, I’d rather let them express themselves and throw the ball around. I like that open style of rugby and ball movement is a key to that,” he said. Whilst the coach was hesitant to single out individu