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RUGBY The 1965-66 rugby season has undoubtedly been the best at Brentwood since its opening some five years ago. The playing record is a very impressive one, but probably more significant is the manner in which rugby has been attacked throughout the school. The credit for this, must fall fairly on your shoulders, for it has been your efforts and enthusiasm that have made the year a successful one — for both players and loyal supporters a very special thank you from the staff. It has been particularly encouraging to see the improvement in the lower school, for these are the players that will serve us well in the coming seasons. Working up the school, a special word to the 4th XV who get very little glory, but nevertheless persevere week after week — your efforts do not go unnoticed. The 3rd have also 28
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had a good year, and many of these players will be challenging for a place in the first XV next season. For the first time in the history of the new Brentwood, a school team has gone through the season undefeated — this honour belongs to the 2nd XV. In any class of rugby this is an achievement, more so this year because many of their original number were moved up — this is not only a reflection on the ability of the remaining boys, but also on the depth of rugby in the lower teams. The 1st XV, despite heavy casualties has also had its best season. A tour of Great Britain at Christmas was not a success on paper, but it would be in no way a rationalization to say that every single boy profited from his experiences both on and off the field. Many of these boys will be returning next season, and along with several very promising players moving up the school, we all look to next year with considerable optimism. Our thanks to Mr. Crookston and his staff for their tolerance over the past season, and also to Mrs. Hallett and staff for their kindness and understanding not only to Brentwood but also our guests. Finally our thanks to the many parents who gave us their loyal support. School Playing Record P W L D For Against 80 53 22 5 99i 489 P W L D For Against 1st XV 18 13 4 1 249 9i Tour 5 0 5 0 15 72 2nd XV 14 0 0 238 37 3rd XV 12 7 5 0 161 85 4th XV 6 2 3 1 161 8 Colts 12 9 2 165 34 Junior Colts 13 8 3 2 1 14 65 n.b. A fitting climax to the season saw Terry Kirby score the 1,000th point in a Staff v. School game. •x- 1st XV Without question, the 1st XV this year has been the strongest side at Brentwood since its inception. Their record on paper is an 29
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