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Thursday, 30 May 2013 | Term 2, Week 5<br />
Sports pages<br />
Even though <strong>Cranbrook</strong> lost, there was some<br />
great offensive and defensive work by Andrew<br />
Gallagher, Matt Reynolds and Josh Kemeny.<br />
Hopefully the boys can come back next week<br />
and beat Knox.<br />
15B<br />
<strong>Cranbrook</strong> 32 defeated Trinity 24 (Harrison<br />
Stewart 3 tries, Nick Aboud, Harrison<br />
Twomey, Harry Marsh tries)<br />
The Bs played an outstanding game of rugby<br />
on the weekend. After several consecutive<br />
losses early in the competition the Bs were<br />
keen for a win. We worked well together and<br />
played a much more consistent game of rugby.<br />
Harrison Stewart gave a standout performance<br />
and, in only his second game for <strong>Cranbrook</strong>,<br />
scored three amazing tries. This significantly<br />
helped the team on our way to victory. Not<br />
to be forgotten were Nick Aboud, Harrison<br />
Twomey and Harry Marsh who all scored<br />
great tries in their own right. Trinity was a<br />
tough opponent and our hats go off to them<br />
for their strong game.<br />
15C<br />
<strong>Cranbrook</strong> 26 defeated Trinity 5 (Louis<br />
Malouf, Alessandro Compton, Caine Smith<br />
tries, Tom Tilley two conversions, Oskar<br />
Poole one conversion)<br />
After a tight loss against Waverley, the Cs were<br />
hoping to bounce back in a highly anticipated<br />
match against Trinity. The first half was great<br />
both offensively and defensively. However, the<br />
boys played even better in the second, showing<br />
tremendous speed bursting through tackles<br />
and able to maintain possession throughout<br />
U13A V Trinity<br />
majority of the half. Caine Smith and<br />
Alessandro Compton made several line breaks<br />
and both contributed to the scoreboard. It was<br />
a great first win and hopefully there will be<br />
more games like this to come.<br />
15D<br />
<strong>Cranbrook</strong> 56 defeated St Joseph’s 7<br />
<strong>Cranbrook</strong> (Ben Siva two tries, Hamish<br />
Woods, Luca Aroney, Tom Nation, Chris<br />
Randall, Will Haynes tries, Zach Muldoon two<br />
conversions, Joey Cussen one conversion)<br />
Having not won a game this season, the<br />
Ds were keen to notch up a win against St<br />
Joseph’s. The boys played a dominant game<br />
and were very strong offensively. Many players<br />
showed how much they have improved during<br />
the season, including Chris Daniels and<br />
Hamish Woods, who both ran very hard and<br />
straight toward the opposition line. The boys’<br />
defence was also much better this week, only<br />
allowing St Joseph’s to score one try.<br />
14A<br />
Win 36 – 10<br />
The boys put on a great display of rugby<br />
against Trinity. Probably the best indicator of<br />
how much of a team effort it was, is the way<br />
that scoring was shared between the forwards<br />
and backs. Charlie Crammond again led<br />
from the front with a try and some massive<br />
hits that lifted the boys. Chriso Dixson had<br />
a great game distributing the ball well, and<br />
tackling as though he was possessed. Finnbar<br />
Stenmark converted three tries continuing his<br />
impressive run as a goal kicking second rower<br />
playing out of position. Finn Weir managed to<br />
be cool under pressure, whilst being suitably<br />
aggressive in his play and was rewarded with a<br />
try. Oscar Lim-Strachan, Rob Nettle, Andrew<br />
and Jake Broekhuizen also crossed the line to<br />
complete a comprehensive victory as Trinity<br />
only managed two unconverted tries.<br />
14B<br />
Lost 19-26<br />
In the first half we were not dominating the<br />
contact in tackles and as a result spent a lot<br />
of time defending and tackling. Richard<br />
Goodman, Sam Worthington and Peter Milios<br />
were strong in the rucks but we struggled to<br />
keep Trinity from counter-rucking. We were<br />
more switched on to hard running in the<br />
second half. James Walker, James Gordon,<br />
Aaron Meyer and Alex Antonelli all made<br />
strong line breaks with Alex getting two<br />
tries and Walker one. Alby, Aaron and James<br />
Schiller defended well on the flanks. Alex<br />
also kicked well for two conversions making<br />
him a one man points machine. We need to<br />
put these strong performances together and<br />
support these players in order to maintain<br />
possession and build pressure. The team<br />
should be encouraged by a strong second half<br />
performance and build on that in training this<br />
week.<br />
14C<br />
Win 40 – 20<br />
In a try scoring bonanza the Cs won<br />
convincingly with a score of 40 – 20,<br />
displaying how vital possession is in running<br />
rugby. It was a great turnaround from last<br />
week against Waverley and hopefully the boys<br />
will maintain this good form against Knox on<br />
Saturday.<br />
Star player Chriso Dixson – all-round game<br />
and tremendous tackling<br />
13A<br />
Lost 31-5<br />
In a repeat of last week, <strong>Cranbrook</strong> opened the<br />
scoring with Harvey Tilley crossing over the<br />
line early on. Trinity followed this swiftly with<br />
an equaliser and the two teams looked to be<br />
evenly matched until play was halted. After a<br />
lengthy injury delay, the boys returned to the<br />
pitch to play the second half. The <strong>Cranbrook</strong><br />
boys tried hard but Trinity dominated, scoring<br />
4 unanswered tries to win the game.<br />
13B<br />
Lost 20- 10<br />
The boys played a tough and gruelling game<br />
against Trinity on Saturday. The boys came<br />
with great intent and that showed in the first<br />
try scored by Will Crowley after quick hands<br />
to get the ball out of the flying full back.<br />
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