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Saturday 16th May 2015
Prep Rugby
ISA Round 3
 Under 14s v All Saints’
11.00 am  Under 9s v SGS Edgcliff H
 Under 16s v All Saints’
12.00 pm  Under 10s v Tudor House H
 1st XV
v All Saints’
Bathurst
Newsletter No 5
Term 2, Week 4, 2015
1.15 pm  Under 11s v Knox A
 Prep 1sts v St Aloysius H
Saturday 16th May
ISA Round 3
v
All Saints’ College
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At Bathurst
Prep Rugby
CCGS at 9am, 10am, 11am
Warrawee at 10.30 am
Bus to Bathurst
Leaves 6.15am RLC
Full School Uniform
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Senior Rugby results v St Andrew’s Cathedral School
CCGS 1st XV 10 lost to St. Andrew’s Cathedral School 17
CCGS 16s 19 defeated St Andrew’s Cathedral School 17
CCGS 15s 24 defeated St Andrew’s Cathedral School 17
CCGS 14s 91 St Andrew’s Cathedral School 0
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Last Saturday, we hosted our first full round of matches for the 2015 ISA
season. Congratulations to the 14s, 15s and 16s teams who all recorded
great first up wins. Unfortunately, the 1st XV went down in a very close
match against a big St. Andrew’s team. This Saturday, we take our annual
bus journey to Bathurst to take on All Saints College in round 3 matches.
Unfortunately, our 15s will not have a match as All Saints are not fielding a
team in that age group this year. Good luck all teams and let’s keep the
great momentum established last Saturday at home
going forward in our away
matches.
The School is looking for Parent volunteers to assist with the running of
BBQs and catering for sporting home games in Terms 2 and 3. It would
be ideal if Parents from our Rugby teams could assist. If you can help out
in any way please contact Paul Geddes by email on
[email protected]
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CCGS 1st XV
CCGS 10 St Andrew’s Cathedral School 17
(Tries: Wilkinson, Greenwood)
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A very difficult first-up game for the season. St Andrew’s began extremely
strongly and with bigger forwards made great inroads at every opportunity.
Ruck penalties kept us in the game. As the game progressed we steadied
and began to fight back. By half time, we had conceded only one try and
this was a testament to the boys digging-in and defending at all costs.
The second half was much better, with the boys getting a number of two
and three phases together and we scored our first out wide. The second was
a beauty. From the kick-off we won the lineout and pass-catch to the corner.
Our discipline was better this half and gaining a majority of the penalties
kept us in the game.. Well done, even with missed opportunities and against
a far bigger forward pack. Work in progress. Next week All Saints!
Expectations of being a member of the
1st XV Rugby Squad
1: Attend all training sessions in recognised school rugby gear.
2: If you are unable to attend a training session you must inform the rugby staff as soon
as possible.
3: Wear full school uniform to all games.
4: Attend all after-match functions—both home and away.
5: Supply a plate of food for all home games.
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CCGS Under 16
CCGS 16s 19 defeated St Andrew’s 17
(Tries: Bastick, Brown 2. Goals: Baines 2 )
The Under 16s ran out for the first game of the season in beautiful conditions. Both CCGS and St Andrew’s 16s wanted to win from the outset. The
battle began in the forwards and continued at a furious pace. Late in the
first half we were able to score through multiple phase play to lead 7-5 at
half time after St Andrew’s scored a well constructed try.
The second half saw a continuation of torrid phase play from both sides.
Both teams scored two tries and a goal, with CCGS just on top at the final
whistle.
Next week we are looking forward to meeting All Saints’ in Bathurst.
Lots to do!
CCGS Under 15
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CCGS 15s 24 defeated St Andrew’s 17
(Tries: Stimpson, Scarr, Bennett. Goals: Hughes, Mare)
Well what a game to start the season with. Our boys displayed a very skilful
game of rugby with a number a multiple phase plays and a commitment to
our game plan. Our Same way, same way, same way pattern had the opposition in array from the outset. The forward pack was led by James Stimson
who busted the opposition up the middle and was rewarded with a wellearned try. The support play was great by the boys. There were a number
some brilliant across field cover tackles completed by Tim Scarr which also
marked as highlights in the first half. St Andrews lead at half time 12 - 5
and had most of the possession and were in our half for the majority of the
game time. I spoke to the boys about their commitment to each other at half
time and they didn’t led CCGS down. With the wind now behind our backs
our boys stepped up a peg. Good leg drive and commitment saw both Tim
Bennett and Tom Herron cross the line after a good set of supportive forward play. Tim Scarr was also rewarded with a try for his commitment to
back up and support the backs. With the game poised at 12 all a conversion
goal by Mikai Mare from out wide put CCGS in front for the first time in
the match. With this the boys lifted themselves and finished off the task of
defeating an opposition that caused havoc for this side last year. There is
room for improvement in our team so every player must commit themselves to training and to games. It was a great start but the season has just
begun. I look forward to watching this team develop their skill sets and implement these on the park with greater accuracy and efficiency. Great Start.
Bring it on.
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CCGS Under 14
CCGS14s 91 defeated St Andrew’s 0
(Tries: McGimpsey 4, Mogg 2, Hingerty 2, Gordon, Munster,
Baker, Gray, Storey, Charytanowicz, Fischer tries; Goals:
Gordon 4, Tancred 4 )
This was a terrific start to the 2015 season. It has been great to have some
new members to the team and we are really excited about the rest of the
season ahead. The Grammar side totally dominated the opposition in every
aspect of the game. The team was excellent in defence and they put together some strong phases in attack that regularly resulted in tries for our players. We are hoping to have a go at contested scrums this weekend and we
will be working on improving our effectiveness at the breakdown. Congratulations on a strong performance in our opening game. Let’s continue on
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with what has been an excellent start.
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FROM THE PREP CONVENOR
Round 2 Results
Under 9s – CCGS 10 defeated by Barker 36
Under 10s – CCGS 7 defeated by Terrigal Trojans 24
Under 11s – CCGS defeated by Mosman Prep
Prep 1st XV – Bye Round
Prep First XV Training Jumpers.
Once again Mr Matthew Welsh has donated a full team set of training jumpers for the
Prep First XV. On behalf of the team and CCGS Prep Rugby thank you very much for
your support. The players of recent years have certainly enjoyed this privilege and our
Prep First XV for 2015 are no different.
Mr Luke McLoughlin
CCGS Under 9
CCGS Under 9s 10 lost to Barker 36
The conditions at Barker College’s Peter Taylor field for the inaugural
game for this group of boys could not have been better. Barker were perfect hosts, the referee did a great job explaining the rules and encouraging
16 boys and vocal supporters for Grammar. The Grammar boys gave a
fantastic account of themselves, contesting the ball and challenging the
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the boys to play the game in the best spirit. It was great to see a turnout of
opposition in open play. Half time saw the score line at 15 -10 to Barker,
with Grammar right in the contest thanks to two scintillating tries from
Jack McHugh. The second half became a little scrappy and with a few
bounces going Barkers way and bit of disorganisation creeping in the
score finished up 36-10 to Barker. Far from a disappointment, the boys left
the field to a huge round of applause from all spectators. Going forward
the boys will concentrate on ball security, making tackles stick and learning their individual roles in the game and a win will be just around the
corner. Thanks to the Barnett family for the oranges. Jack McHugh 3
points, Flynn Jones 2 points, Casper Mudge 1 point.
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CCGS Under 10
CCGS Under 10s 7 defeated by Terrigal Trojans 24
. Under 10s in action.
CCGS Under 11
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CCGS Under 11s defeated by Mosman Prep
After several weeks of wild weather resulting in a Round 1 wash out, we
were gifted with a magnificent Central Coast Au-
tumn morning to play Mosman Prep. The
team was understandably anxious and there was a nervous tension in the air as Coach Cusak ran them through
the pre-match warmup.
Mosman Prep showed their strength early in the first
half resulting in a number of early tries and conversions. The Under 11s were taken a little by surprise but never gave up,
showing periods of strong defence on the line and some solid runs.
The second half saw a more committed CCGS team that managed to slow
down the Mosman attack. We need to work on our consistency, making
sure we follow up in support and tighten up our play at the breakdown. It
was good to see the parents from last year back on the sideline this season,
together with a few new faces. Special thanks to Matthew Welsh for running the side.
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Prep Rugby Round 3
10th May
Under 9s v SGS Edgecliff (Home) CCGS 3 - 9.00 am
Under 10s v Tudor House (Home) CCGS 3 - 10.00am
Under 11s v Knox Grammar (Away) Lower Gillespie 10.30 am
Prep 1sts v St Aloysius (Home) CCGS 3 - 11.00 am
Knox Grammar School
Lower Gillespie Bangalla St Warrawee
Entry via Young Street
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https://www.google.com.au/maps/@-33.7228313,151.1261464,16z
NOTE: GAME STARTS AT 10.30am
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ISA Round 3 v All Saints’ College
Bathurst 16th May
ONLY 1 Bus to Bathurst
Departs the RLC
At 6.15 am
Home 8 pm
FULL SCHOOL UNIFORM
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Central Coast Grammar School Rugby
ISA Rd 3 v All Saints College
Saturday 16 May
Bathurst.
1st XV v
All Saints’
16s v All Saints’
Watson Oval
1.15pm
Watson Oval
12.00pm
15s v All Saints’
No Game
14s v All Saints’
Watson Oval
11.00am
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ISA SCHOOLS’ PLAYING FIELD ADDRESSES SCHOOL
VENUE DETAILS
Redlands
Macquarie Uni Playing Fields, Corner of Talavera Road and Culloden
Road in North Ryde
Sydney University, St. Andrew’s Oval, Carilion Ave, off Missenden Rd.
St Andrew’s Cathedral
School
Central Coast Grammar School
Chevalier College
Central Coast Grammar School, entry via Carlton Road, Erina Heights
All Saints College
Ophir Rd, Bathurst
Redfield College
855 Old Northern Rd, Dural
Chevalier College Grounds, 566 Moss Vale Road, Burradoo
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Game Times 2015 – SUBJECT TO CHANGE
DATE
TEAM
VENUE
TIME
2 May
1st XV v Redfield College
RFC No 1
2.15pm
16s v Redfield College
RFC No 1
1.00pm
15s v Redfield College
RFC No 1
12.00pm
14s v Redfield College
RFC No 1
11.00am
1st XV v St. Andrew’s Cathedral
School
CCGS Rugby 1
12.45pm
16s v St. Andrew’s
CCGS Rugby 1
11.30am
15s v St. Andrew’s
CCGS Rugby 1
10.30am
14s v St. Andrew’s
CCGS Rugby 1
9.30am
1st XV v All Saints College
Watson Oval
1.15pm
16s v All Saints College
Watson Oval
12.00pm
15s v All Saints College
14s v All Saints College
No Game
Watson Oval
11.00am
1st XV v Redlands
CCGS Rugby 1
12.45pm
16s v Redlands
CCGS Rugby 1
11.30am
15s v Redlands
14s v Redlands
CCGS Rugby 1
CCGS Rugby 1
10.30am
9.30am
1st XV v Chevalier College
CCGS Rugby 1
12.45pm
16s v Chevalier College
CCGS Rugby 1
11.30am
15s v Chevalier College
CCGS Rugby 1
10.30am
14s v Chevalier College
CCGS Rugby 1
9.30am
1st XV v Redfield College
CCGS Rugby 1
12.45pm
16s v Redfield College
CCGS Rugby 1
11.30am
15s v Redfield College
CCGS Rugby 1
10.30am
9 May
16 May
23 May
30 May
13 June
18 July
25 July
1 Aug
8 Aug
14s v Redfield College
CCGS Rugby 1
9.30am
1st XV v St. Andrew’s Cathedral
School
St. Andrew’s Oval (Sydney
University)
1.15pm
16s v St. Andrew’s
St. Andrew’s Oval (Sydney University)
12.00pm
15s v St. Andrew’s
St. Andrew’s Oval (Sydney University)
11.00am
14s v St. Andrew’s
St. Andrew’s Oval (Sydney University)
10.00am
1st XV v All Saints College
CCGS Rugby 1
12.45pm
16s v All Saints College
CCGS Rugby 1
11.30am
15s v All Saints College
14s v All Saints College
No Game
CCGS Rugby 1
10.30am
1st
Gwilliam Field (Macquarie
University)
11.45am
16s v Redlands
15s v Redlands
Gwilliam Field (Macquarie University)
Gwilliam Field (Macquarie University)
10.30am
9.30am
14s v Redlands
Gwilliam Field (Macquarie University)
8.30am
1st XV v Chevalier College
Main Oval (Chevalier College)
12.45pm
16s v Chevalier College
Main Oval (Chevalier College)
11.30am
15s v Chevalier College
Sadlier Oval (Chevalier College)
10.30am
9.30am
XV v Redlands
14s v Chevalier College
Sadlier Oval (Chevalier College)
15 Aug
Semi Finals
Oakhill College
22 Aug
Finals
Oakhill College