Juniors - Pathways General Discussion

Isaac Perkins is in my top batch of potentials coming through our pathways. Today's DT has him ranked in the top 50 teenage rugby players in the country.

Hopefully we can hold onto him like we've done with Makasini & Glassie.

No. 35 ISAAC PERKINS (NSW): Another Riverview student and No. 8 at the recent Australian schools rugby championships. Has spent time with Waratahs Academy and stood out as a leader. Also plays rugby league and SG Ball. Showed great leadership as captain of the winning NSW I team at Australians schools championships.

I read he is also playing a year up in age group.
 
Holy Cross will take on rivals Illawarra Sports High in the first of two elimination finals as part of a four-game finals extravaganza at Campbelltown Stadium on Wednesday, August 12.

Christian Azzi is one of the most experienced halves in the Peter Mulholland Cup, having earned special dispensation to make his debut for the school three years ago as a 15-year-old.

Christian Azzi will be a key piece of the Holy Cross College Peter Mulholland Cup finals campaign. Picture: Rohan Kelly

Christian Azzi will be a key piece of the Holy Cross College Peter Mulholland Cup finals campaign. Picture: Rohan Kelly

The Balmain Tigers SG Ball Cup halfback has developed massively both on and off the field in that span, becoming one of the most influential game-breakers in the competition.

“He’s been awesome,” White said of the halfback. “His body’s filled out. He can kick long, he can kick goals. He’s pivotal to what we do.

“He’ll have to play his absolute best for us to beat Illawarra because, without trying to take the underdog tag, they have a pretty impressive forward pack.

“We’ll just have to rely on Christian kicking us down there and see how we go from there.”

Holy Cross was dealt a cruel injury blow on the eve of finals with strike centre Jarrod Kanaan ruled out with a suspected anterior cruciate ligament tear.

 
Holy Cross will take on rivals Illawarra Sports High in the first of two elimination finals as part of a four-game finals extravaganza at Campbelltown Stadium on Wednesday, August 12.

Christian Azzi is one of the most experienced halves in the Peter Mulholland Cup, having earned special dispensation to make his debut for the school three years ago as a 15-year-old.

Christian Azzi will be a key piece of the Holy Cross College Peter Mulholland Cup finals campaign. Picture: Rohan Kelly

Christian Azzi will be a key piece of the Holy Cross College Peter Mulholland Cup finals campaign. Picture: Rohan Kelly

The Balmain Tigers SG Ball Cup halfback has developed massively both on and off the field in that span, becoming one of the most influential game-breakers in the competition.

“He’s been awesome,” White said of the halfback. “His body’s filled out. He can kick long, he can kick goals. He’s pivotal to what we do.

“He’ll have to play his absolute best for us to beat Illawarra because, without trying to take the underdog tag, they have a pretty impressive forward pack.

“We’ll just have to rely on Christian kicking us down there and see how we go from there.”

Holy Cross was dealt a cruel injury blow on the eve of finals with strike centre Jarrod Kanaan ruled out with a suspected anterior cruciate ligament tear.

BWG
Is Amos Roberts son in the Holy Cross side??
 
Just a mention that Leichhardt Wanderers won the U/18’s Grand Finsl and Comcord-Burwood Wolves won the U/17’s Grand Final in what were both combined competitions with the best teams from a number of districts including Balmain, Souths, Manly, Bulldogs, Dragons and Sharks. so a very good effort from both teams.
I watched the Concord-Burwood Wolves game on YouTube and they have some very likely prospects including the very impressive young giant centre/winger James Kerr and their classy halfback Matteo Reupena.
@balmain boy you have been asking for some freakish physical beasts to come through our juniors and Wests Tigers Pathways, you must be excited to see how James Kerr progresses.
 

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