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Graeme rewards great rugby

Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailSeptember 5, 2013No Comments2 Mins Read
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Graeme College held its rugby dinner recently where a number of players were awarded for their outstanding contributions to the game in the 2013 season.

Graeme College held its rugby dinner recently where a number of players were awarded for their outstanding contributions to the game in the 2013 season.

First-team game stats:

  • Won – 10
  • Lost – 5

This means they've won 67% of their games this season.

A total of 502 points were scored for the 1st XV (including 78 tries).
A total of 200 points were scored against (including 25 tries)
The 1st XV had an average match score of 33–13 in their favour.

The biggest points difference with regards to a win was when the Graeme 1sts beat Woodridge by 68 points (71–3 final score).
The biggest points difference with regards to a loss was when the Graeme 1sts lost to Grey High by 7 points (26–33 final score).

Top try-scorers (with 9 tries each) were Abongile Hashe and Xhantilomzi Mbane.
The top points-scorer is Abongile Hashe (with 9 tries, 48 conversions and 4 penalties – totalling to 153 points).

Second-team game stats:

  • Won – 13
  • Lost – 1 (to Grey High)

This means they've won 92.8% of their games.

A total of 534 points were scored for the 2nds.
A total of 141 points were scored against the team.

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