Finalmente, saímos os dois satisfeitos do jogo! 2 ensaios para cada um, num jogo em que os primeiros 4 ensaios foram os nossos!
Resultado 45-0.
Depois do jogo, recebemos o cap, o que significa que fizemos 12 jogos pela escola, e agora, cada vez que entrarmos em campo, vamos fazê-lo de cap.
Neste link : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0lu2VkmYHg estão os higlights da 2ª parte do jogo, vale a pena ver, num jogo muito bem apitado por Vinnie Monro, um dos árbitros que vais estar no mundial de Setembro. Aqui estão os highlights da 1ª parte: http://www.youtube.com/user/sbcrugbyesol#p/a/u/0/izLuUIWSVvA
Próxima semana, o jogo mais esperado da época. Já se fala disso, fala-se em 5 mil pessoas a assistir ao jogo. Se tudo correr bem, iremos repetir a mesma "joga" deste fim de semana, assim espero.
Um abraço,
Vasco
Ah grandes tugas!Parabéns, pelo jogo e pelos caps!!!
ResponderEliminarPress Matches - July 2nd
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The two unbeaten teams on the competition set up a fascinating match next week at Straven Road when Christchurch BHS beat St. Thomas's College 39-14 and St. Bede's College accounted for Timaru BHS 45-0. In the same group, St. Andrew's College convincingly beat Christ's College 37-10 away at Upper while Nelson College won 29-6 at Roncalli College. In the second tier, Burnside HS beat Rangiora HS 7-3 in the curtain-raiser to the North Canterbury vs Japan "A" game at Kaiapoi, Marlborough BC triumphed 25-12 over Shirley BHS, Waimea College defeated Ashburton College 22-5 and Lincoln HS beat Nayland College 27-0.
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PRESS CUP MATCHES - July 9th
SECTION 1 Nelson College v. Timaru BHS - 2.45pm Nelson College 1
Christchurch BHS v. St Bedes College - 2.45pm CBHS 1
St Andrews v. Roncalli College - 12.00pm Linfield 1
St Thomas v. Christs College - 2.45pm St Thomas 1
SECTION 2
Burnside HS v. Marlborough B C - 12.30pm Burnside High School
Ashburton College v. Nayland College - 12.00pm Ashburton College 1
Waimea College v. Shirley BHS - 12.00pm Waimea College
Wednesday, 13 July 2011
Lincoln HS v. Rangiora HS - 6.00pm Lincoln 1
Christchurch Boys High School and St Bede’s College warmed up for their top of the table showdown in the Press Cup by recording strong victories against Timaru Boys High School and St Thomas of Canterbury College respectively. St Bede’s overpowered Timaru 45-0 scoring 7 tries in yet another demolition job! Tries for St Bede’s were scored by Fragoso-Mendes 2, F. Vieira-Almeida 2, M. Faletolu 2, and T Cossens. Hagen Schutle kicked four conversions and T. Cossens one. It’s the third time this season St Bede’s have kept an opponent scoreless.
ResponderEliminarChristchurch Boys High School didn’t have it as easy against St Thomas of Canterbury College but still won by the handsome margin of 39-14. Christchurch, who would have won by more had their goal kicking been accurate, scored seven tries in their 9th win of the season, T. Turner. 2, N. Hyde, A. Lienert-Brown, H. Nankivell, F. Smith and C. Wiremu were the scorers.
In the other Section one encounters Nelson College defeated Roncalli College 29-6 and St Andrew’s College inflected more pain on Christ’s College scoring a 37-10 win. The star for St Andrew’s was C. Tomilinson who scored a hat-trick while A. Dalzell and H. Roose-Clark also scored tries. R. Mo’unga had a great day fetching 17 points with a try, three conversions and two penalties.
Despite heavy conditions Nelson College and Timaru Boys High School have produced an excellent game of running rugby on the rugby channel. Nelson outscored Timaru three tries to two, prevailing 28-18. Enjoying greater territory, Nelson leapt to a 21-6 halftime lead. Despite long periods of dominance in the second half Timaru were unable to overcome the deficit and ended up losing by 10 points allowing Nelson to climb to second on the Press Cup table after Christchurch Boys loss to St Bede’s. Nelson plays Christchurch on Thursday in Nelson in what in effect is a home semi final-rights playoff game. Timaru will be disappointed to lose having had 55% of possession. Individual standouts for Timaru were Number 8 Felise Gaogao and hooker and captain Aki Seiuli. For Nelson open-side, Steven Soper, fullback Jackson Harvey and halfback and captain Mitchell Drummond were especially good.
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