Brentwood College School - Brentonian Yearbook (Mill Bay, British Columbia Canada)

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Brentwood College Magazine over a mis-kick. The Upper House retaliated with a number of forward rushes, and were awarded a free kick, which Mitchell kicked for three points. Woods, Thorn and Ellis were playing a useful game, combining in a run that was stopped at touch and goal. The second half opened with play staying in the centre of the field. Neither team could gain any advantage and the game ended in a draw. Mr. Phillips refereed. Notes on the Players F. G. MITCHELL (Captain): A sound, hard-working forward and valuable hook. He led his team well and was himself responsible for many tries. S. B FRASER (Vice-Captain): Full-back. A very safe tackle and a fair kick. He used his judgment. C. P. A. SHARLAND: An invaluable wing-forward — always on the ball with good control with his feet. D. K. ARCHIBALD: A hard-working forward who always backed up well — poor control with his feet, but a sound tackle. B. M. COOPER: A clever and elusive scrum-half whom it was necessary to play centre-three-quarter. He never felt quite at home in this position. J. H. THORN: Centre-three-quarter. He has piayed some good games, but his form varies considerably. R. F. DRISCOLL: A heavy forward who always used his weight to good effect. P. WOODS: A good pair of hands. Sound in defence and a good eye for an opening in attack. J. E. POOLE: A sound, hard-working forward. T. G. B. COLTHURST: A good worker and sound tackle. More valuable in the line- out than in the scrum. C. T. B. TODD: Wing-three-quarter. Dangerous in attack, but weak in defence. W. J. BARRETT-LENNARD: Very sound in defence, but lacked speed for attack. He always played hard and rarely missed his man. L. W. WILKINSON: Forward; works hard and tackles hard, but lacks experience of the game. R. L. WILKIN: Scrum-half. A hard worker and good tackle. He played some splendid . games. D. KINLOCK: Keen and hard-working; invaluable in a mud-puddle. J. E. BUCK: A keen player who always stayed the pace. Nine Years ' Record 1923-24 Brentwood v. For Agst. J. B. A. A ' .. 8 3 Normal School 22 8 The Navy 6 14 Oak Bay Wanderers 0 6 Oak Bay Wanderers 0 14 J. B. A. A 0 6 University School 0 11 Normal School 3 3 Normal School 0 9 Victoria High School 6 0 Cowichan 6 0 University School 0 0 Cowichan ■ 5 3 Oak Bay High School 30 0 Played 14 Won 6 Lost 6 Drawn 2 1924-25 Brentwood v. For Agst. Normal School 24 0 United Services 35 3 J. B. A. A 17 0 Oak Bay Wanderers 6 0 Victoria College 8 0 Normal School 15 0 Cowichan Seniors 11 3 J. B. A. A 3 f United Services 24 6 Oak Bay Wanderers 0 8 Victoria College 11 0 The Navy . 6 6 University School 22 0 The Navy 11 3 Victoria College 11 0 Oak Bay Wanderers 0 6 Cowichan Seniors 14 0 Played 17 Won 13 Lost 2 Drawn 2 Page Fourteen

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B r e ii t w o o d College Magazine Brentwood held their own, getting the ball from practically every scrum in the second half, but could not score. A fumble by one of the backfield resulted in another try for the University School. From then till the finish, Brentwood fought hard, but could not score. Todd was put out for the season, due to an injury to his ankle. Brentwood v. Fifth Regiment Played at Brentwood on February 28th. ( Won 3-9 ) In this match we had our first accident of the rugger season, when Wilkinson had the misfortune to break his ankle. The team began poorly and our opponents very nearly scored. Play swung from one end of the field, with Brentwood showing decided superiority in the scrums. The score stood 0-0 at half-time. From the start of the second half, Brentwood forced and the forwards worked their way to the Fifth ' s line. Following a series of scrums, Mitchell secured and crossed the line. The Fifth Regiment took up the attack, but fine tackling by the backfield held them out. The team played much better in the second half, realizing that they were one man short. Brentwood v. Oak Bay Wanderers Played at Oak Bay Park, March 5th. (Lost 11-0) In our last game of the season we were badly beaten by the greatly improved Oak Bay Wanderers. The game was played with four of the regular first team missing, due to injuries. Pat Hope and Air. Phillips ably took the place of the injured with the aid of two 2nd XY players. The forwards were playing very poorly and the three-quarter line never had a chance. The Wanderers scored from a penalty kick, followed by two tries, one being converted. Play kept in mid-field till half-time. Brentwood opened strongly and for some time looked dangerous. The Wanderers were making use of long kicks to touch. Deadly tackling by the Wanderers ' backfield kept Brentwood out during the last few minutes, and the Wanderers won a well-deserved game on the day ' s play. Inter-House Rugby Match (A Draw) Both teams played first-class rugby, which was a reversal of the form displayed in the last 1st XV matches. The Lower House had the forwards, and the Upper House the backfield. The result was a good hard game. The Upper House took the offensive when Mitchell nearly scored. Play swung to the Upper House territory, where Mitchell was penalized. Driscoll put Page Thirteen

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B r e ii t w o o d College Magazine 1925-26 Brentwood v. The College won Senior School League, the Victoria Intermediate League and Provincial Intermediate Championship. For Agst. Victoria High 25 3 Victoria College 16 0 Cowichan 8 3 Normal School 12 0 University School 3 0 J. B. A. A 18 0 Victoria High School 6 6 Oak Bay Wanderers 5 6 Cowichan 17 3 University School 13 3 Normal School 16 6 University School 6 0 University School 0 8 B. C. Final — Ex-King George High School (Vancouver) ... 25 0 Played 14 Won 11 Lost 2 Drawn 1 1926- 27 Brentwood v. For Agst. The Navy 14 3 Ex-Victoria High 11 3 Oak Bay Wanderers 0 11 Victoria College 3 8 Cowichan 18 0 Victoria High School 11 6 University School 3 6 Normal School 20 0 The Pirates 3 3 Wanderers 3 3 Victoria College 14 6 Normal School 19 8 Cowichan 16 3 University School 0 16 Victoria College 0 8 Wanderers 3 5 University School 25 0 Played 17 Won 9 Lost 6 Drawn 2 1927- 28 Brentwood v. For Agst. Victoria High School 19 0 Victoria College 19 5 16th Canadian Scottish 8 6 Oak Bay Wanderers 32 3 University School 0 0 Normal School 33 0 Victoria High School 8 3 University School 0 3 Wanderers 19 5 Victoria College 0 10 16th Canadian Scottish 45 0 University School 3 6 University School 9 0 Old Boys ; 46 8 Played 14 Won 10 Lost 3 Drawn 1 1928-29 Brentwood v. For Agst. Oak Bay Wanderers 22 7 H. M. C. S. Vancouver 20 3 Victoria College 6 5 Victoria High 32 3 Vancouver Rowing Club 25 0 Old Boys 22 8 Victoria College 9 0 Oak Bay Wanderers 6 8 University School 3 0 Vancouver Rowing Club 5 9 Played 10 Won 8 Lost 2 Drawn 0 1929- 30 Brentwood v. For Agst. Oak Bay Wanderers 16 11 J. B. A. A 25 0 Vancouver High School Rep Team 6 25 Old Boys . 19 21 Victoria High School 6 5 Shawnigan Lake 11 0 Victoria High School 3 6 Victoria High School 9 0 University School 0 0 Victoria High School 15 5 Played 10 Won 6 Lost 3 Drawn 1 1930- 31 Brentwood v. For Agst. Oak Bay Wanderers 10 9 Victoria College 0 0 Victoria High 3 9 Old Boys 17 0 Shawnigan Lake 21 0 Shawnigan Lake 11 0 University School 8 6 Victoria High School 6 10 University School 6 6 Oak Bay Seniors 14 3 J. B. A. A 5 17 Victoria College 5 3 Played 12 Won 7 Lost 3 Drawn 2 1931- 32 Brentwood v. For Agst. Oak Bay Wanderers 9 6 Old Boys 14 3 University School 15 5 Oak Bay Wanderers 14 5 Shawnigan Lake 18 5 Canadian Scottish 13 0 Victoria College 0 3 5th Regiment 14 3 Shawnigan Lake 3 5 Canadian Scottish 3 0 Victoria High 3 9 Victoria College 0 6 University School 0 11 5th Regiment 3 0 Oak Bay Wanderers 0 11 Played 15 Won 9 Lost 0 Drawn 0 Page Fifteen