STPAUL’s School’s rugby team has been making waves in the Continental Tyres Schools Cup U15 Vase, and their latest performance has left their coach, Glenn Harrison, beaming with pride. The team’s near-immaculate defensive record has been the key to their success, and it’s an aspect of their game that Harrison is eager to praise.
“I’m absolutely delighted with the way the boys have been defending,” Harrison said in a post-match interview. “Their discipline and determination have been top-notch, and it’s a huge credit to their hard work and dedication to the sport. We’ve been working tirelessly on our defensive strategies, and it’s fantastic to see the boys executing them so effectively on the pitch.”
The team’s impressive defensive record has been instrumental in securing their place in the final of the Continental Tyres Schools Cup U15 Vase. Harrison’s side has been solid at the back, conceding very few points throughout the tournament, and their coach is confident that this will give them a significant advantage in the final.
“Defence is an essential aspect of the game, and we’ve been focusing on building a solid foundation at the back,” Harrison explained. “The boys have been doing a fantastic job of reading the game, anticipating opposition moves, and making crucial tackles when it matters most. It’s a testament to their teamwork and communication on the pitch.”
As the team prepares for the final, Harrison is keen to keep his players’ feet on the ground. Despite their impressive defensive record, he knows that there’s still work to be done if they want to lift the trophy. “We can’t afford to take anything for granted,” he warned. “We need to stay focused, keep working on our game, and make sure we’re ready for whatever the final throws at us.”
With the final just around the corner, STPAUL’s School’s rugby team is more determined than ever to bring home the trophy. With their impressive defensive record and Harrison’s expert guidance, they’re certainly a force to be reckoned with. Will they be able to maintain their defensive dominance and emerge victorious in the final? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure – they’ll be giving it their all.