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ASRU RESULTS ALL MATCHES 1969 - 2012

RESULTS OF ALL MATCHES PLAYED BY AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS TEAMS

Year	Opponent	Venue	Result
1969	Northern Transvaal	Pretoria	Won 11- 8
	Western Province	Capetown	Won 10 - 2
	Eastern Province	Port Elizabeth	Won 29 - 5
	Border	East London	Won 27 - 3
	Orange Free State	Bloemfontein	Drew 11 - 11
	Griqualand West	Kimberley	Lost 10 - 19
	Transvaal	Johannesburg	Won 37 - 0
1973-4	Rugby School	"The Close" Rugby	Won 37 - 3
	North East Counties	Gosforth	Won 13 - 10
	Midland Counties West	Mosely	Won 25 - 11
	Western Counties	Gloucester	Won 23 - 3
	East Wales	Pontypool	Won 15 - 6
	London Schools	Richmond	Drew 3 – 3
	Wales	Cardiff Arms Park	Won 18 - 12
	West Wales	Llanelli	Won 18 - 3
	South West Counties	Plymouth	Won 34 - 3
	Scottish Districts	Kelso	Won 46 - 6
	Scotland	Goldenacre, Edinburgh	Won 24 - 6
	North West Counties	Sale	Drew 3 – 3
	Midland Counties East	Leicester	Won 31-9
	Southern Counties	Oxford University	Won 14 - 10
	England	Twickenham	Lost 9 – 15
1974	England	Sydney Cricket Ground	Lost 9 – 28
	England	Ballymore, Brisbane	Lost 18 - 25
1975	Hawkes Bay	Hastings	Won 44 - 3
	Evergreens	Palmerston North	Won 28 - 8
	Bay of Plenty	Rotorua	Won 17 - 7
	Northern Region	Auckland	Won 8 – 6
1976	Sydney Colts	Chatswood Oval, Sydney	Lost 3 – 10
1977-8	Japan	Chichibu Stadium, Tokyo	Won 42 - 0
	Paris Uni Under 19	Paris University	Frozen ground
	London Counties	Stoop Memorial Ground, Sudbury	Won 54 - 6
	South West	Kingsholm, Gloucester	Won 28 - 12
	North Wales	Llandudno	Won 66 - 0
	Ulster	Ravenhill, Belfast	Won 30 - 7
	Ireland	Thomond Park, Limerick	Won 12 - 10
	Leinster	Donnybrook, Dublin	Won 34 - 6
	East Wales	Penygraig	Won 14 - 6
	Wales	Cardiff Arms Park	Won 25 - 6
	West Wales	Gowerton	Won 36 - 0
	South and South Midland	Oxford	Won 37 - 4
	Midland Counties	Leicester	Won 63 - 12
	Northern	Vale of Lune	Won 33 - 9
	Sevenoaks School & Old Boys	Sevenoaks	Won 14 - 6
	England	Twickenham	Won 31 - 9
	Dutch Youth	The Hague	Won 34 - 4
1978	South Island	Christchurch	Won 34 - 6
	Central Region	Wellington	Won 39 - 22
	Northern Region	Hamilton	Lost 0 - 16
	New Zealand	Auckland	Lost 6 - 7
1979	England	Chatswood Oval, Sydney	Lost 6 - 30
	England	Ballymore, Brisbane	Lost 19 - 32
1980	Ireland	Sydney Sports Ground	Won 10 - 7
	New Zealand	Manuka Oval, Canberra	Won 21 -19
1981-82	Ulster	Ballymacormack,Bangor	Won 12 - 9
	Leinster	Donnybrook, Dublin	Won 36- 6
	Connaught Selection	Galway	Won 14 - 0
	Ireland	Donnybrook, Dublin	Won 12 - 10
	Munster	Cork	Won 18 - 6
	South-West Colts	Brixham	Won 52 - 3
	South West	Exeter	Won 24 - 12
	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	Won 34 - 0
	Midlands	Leicester	Won 37 - 0
	Welsh Youth	Neath	Won 13 - 9
1982	Northern Region	Pukekohe	Lost 12- 16
	South Island	Carisbrook, Dunedin	Won 31 - 0
	New Zealand	Fraser Park, Lower Hutt	Lost 3 - 12
1983	New Zealand	T.G. Millner Field, Sydney	Won 12 - 9
1984	Japan	Ballymore, Brisbane	Won 17 - 9
	Central Region	Nelson Park, Hastings	Won 19 - 9
	Northern Region	The Stadium, Rotorua	Lost 3 - 20
	Waikato	Rugby Park, Hamilton	Lost 10 - 26
	New Zealand	Eden Park, Auckland	Lost 10 - 18
1985	New Zealand	Ballymore, Brisbane	Won 20 - 9
1985-86	Italian Youth	Rovigo	Won 7 - 3
	Belgium Youth	Brussels	Won 17 - 6
	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	Won 24 - 12
	South of Scotland	Hawick	Won 57 - 0
	Campion School	Basildon R.F.C.	Won 13 - 0
	Eastern Counties	Cambridge	Won 52 - 0
	Leinster	Lansdowne Road	Frozen ground
	Ireland	Ravenhill, Belfast	Won 13 - 9
	Ulster	Ravenhill, Belfast	Won 6 - 0
	Munster	Limerick	Won 25 - 0
	Midlands	Moseley	Won 54 - 0
	South and South West	Sherborne	Won 15 - 0
	Northern Counties	New Brighton R.F.C.	Won 18 - 0
	London Schools	London Welsh	Won 30 - 0
	Dutch Youth	Hilversum	Won 66 - 0
	England	Twickenham	Won 29 - 6
1986	Hannan Shield	Invercargill	Won 18 - 7
	South Island	Dunedin	Won 21 - 6
	Southland	Timaru	Won 26 - 0
	New Zealand	Christchurch	Lost 8 - 18
1987	Ireland	Concord Oval, Sydney	Won 20 - 11
1988	England	Manuka Oval, Canberra	Lost 0 - 13
	New Zealand	Ballymore, Briabane	Lost 12 -23
1989	King Country	Te Kuiti	Won 23 - 12
	Hawkes Bay	McLean Park, Napier	Won 24 - 7
	New Zealand	Athletic Park, Wellington	Lost 3 - 23
1990	New Zealand	Sydney Football Stadium	Won 9 - 7
1990-91	Dutch Youth	The Hague	Won 46 - 0
	West Wales	Stradey Park	Won 32 - 7
	East Wales	Newport	Won 32 - 7
	Wales	Cardiff Arms Park	Won 24 - 0
	Leinster	Donnybrook	Won 23 - 13
	Ulster	Ravenhill Belfast	Won 20 - 9
	Ireland	Limerick	Won 13 - 9
	Munster	Cork	Won 14 - 9
	Scottish Youth	Murrayfield	Won 17 - 12
	Southern England	Bristol	Won 20 - 9
	Harlequins	The Stoop	Won 6 - 3
	England	Twickenham	Won 8 - 3
1991	Wellington	Athletic Park, Wellington	Won 24 - 19
	Wanganui	Spriggens Park, Wanganui	Won 15 - 13
	New Zealand	McLean Park, Napier	Lost 3 - 16
1992	New Zealand	Sydney Football Stadium	Lost 8 - 31
1993	Scotland	North Sydney Oval	Lost 8 - 17
	North Auckland	Takapuna	Lost 19 - 23
	King Country	Te Kuiti	Won 44 - 0
	New Zealand	Rotorua	Lost 7 - 32
1994	Wales	Ballymore, Brisbane	Lost 12 - 19
1994-5	Munster	Musgrave Park, Cork	Draw 12 - 12
	Ulster	Ravenhill Belfast	Won 31 - 0
	Ireland B	Keane Park, Athlone	Won 15 - 6
	Ireland	Lansdowne Rd Dublin	Won 27 - 3
	Scotland B	Balgray, Glasgow	Won 30 - 3
	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	Won 18 - 17
	Midlands	Bedford	Frozen ground
	London & SE	Old Deer Park, London	Won 9 - 3
	South West	Bridgewater	Draw 6 - 6
	North	Lytham - St Anne	Won 27 - 17
	France	Montauban	Won 16 - 8
	France Under 19	Blagnac, Toulouse	Won 16 - 9
	England	Gloucester	Lost 30 - 3
1995	New Zealand	Waratah Rugby Stadium	Lost 9 - 45
1996	Ireland	Manuka Oval, Canberra	Lost 21 - 23
	Otago	Carisbrook, Dundedin	Won 42 - 11
	Southland	Rugby park, Invercargill	Won 39 - 10
	New Zealand	Lancaster Park, Christchurch	Lost 22 - 31
1997	England	North Sydney Oval	Lost 20 - 38
	New Zealand	Ballymore, Brisbane	Won 27 - 23
1998	New Zealand	St Joseph's College, Sydney	Lost 19 - 28
1998-99	Canada U19's	UBC, Vancouver	Won 63 - 13
	Canada U19's A	Capilano RC, Vancouver	Won 35 - 3
	Munster	Ennis Park, Ennis	Won 24 - 7
	Leinster	Donnybrook, Dublin	Won 13 - 10
	Ireland	Ravenhill Belfast	Won 22 - 12
	Scotland U19's	Hughendon, Glasgow	Won 54 - 10
	Scotland U19's A	Goldenaire, Edinburgh	Won 41 - 9
	North of England	Maccelsfield, Sale	Won 21 - 12
	South of England	Bournemouth	Won 15 - 10
	Welsh Chairman's XV	Ystradgyniais, Swansea	Won 64 - 3
	Wales A	Newport RC, Newport	Frozen Ground
	Wales	Bridgend RC, Bridgend	Won 56 - 10
	England A	Worcester RC, Worcester	Won 9 - 3
	England	Bridgwater RC	Won 21 – 9
1999	Hawkes Bay Schools	Waipukurau	Won 24 – 0
	Wanganui Schools	Wanganui	Won 71 - 3
	New Zealand	Palmerston North	Lost 10 – 30
2000	Ireland	Ballymore, Brisbane	Lost 22 – 34
	New Zealand	St Joseph’s College, Sydney	Lost 23 - 33
2001	England	Ballymore, Brisbane	Lost 7 – 17
	Samoa	St Ignatius College, Riverview, Sydney	Won 47 - 6
	Japan Under 19	Prince Chichibu Stadium, Tokyo	Won 77 – 5
	Welsh Schools	Stradey Park, Llanelli	Won 22 – 9
	Welsh President’s XV Under 19	St Helens, Swansea	Won 23 – 22
	Scotland ‘A’ Under 19	Murrayfield outer, Edinburgh	Won 26 - 6
	Scotland Under 19	Fort Matilda, Greenock	Lost 0 – 3
	Ulster Schools	Ravenhill, Belfast	Won 25 – 0
	Leinster Schools	Donnybrook, Dublin	Won 30 - 22
	Irish Schools	Temple Hill, Cork Constitution, Cork	Won 47 – 6
2002	Tongan Schools	Teufaiva National Stadium, Nuku’alofa	Won 18 – 0
	Taranaki Schools	Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth	Drew 22 – 22
	New Zealand	Westpac Trust Ground, Wellington	Lost 9 – 6
2003	Tongan Schools	Viking Park Canberra	Won 53 – 3
	Fiji Schools	St Ignatius College, Riverview, Sydney	Won 17 - 12
	New Zealand	Ballymore, Brisbane	Lost 16 - 18
2004	Irish Schools	Viking Park Canberra	Won 23 – 12
	Samoan Selection	Marist Stadium, Lotopa	Won 21 – 3
	Samoa	Apia Park, Apia	Won 19 – 12
	Southland Schools	Southland Boys High, Invercargill	Won 26 – 17
	Otago Schools	Tahuna Park, Dunedin	Won 34 – 17
	New Zealand	Christ College, Christchurch	Lost 16 - 20
2005	Japan High Schools	The Scots College	Won 103 - 5
	Samoan Schools	Ballymore Brisbane	Won 43 – 6
	New Zealand	Viking Park, Canberra	Lost 19 - 22
	England Regional Academy Under 18	Maidenhead RFC	Won 26 - 12
	Midlands Academy Under 19	Worcester RC	Frozen Ground
	England Under 19	Kingsholm, Gloucester RFC, Gloucester	Won 24 - 12
	Welsh Regional Under 19	Llandovery RFC	Lost 7 - 14
	Wales Under 19	Sardis Road, Pontypridd RFC	Lost 7 - 27
	Munster Schools	Clifford Park, Greenfields Limerick	Won 24 – 16
	Ireland Under 19 A	Donnybrook, Dublin	Won 51 - 18
	Ireland Under 19	Ravenhill Belfast	Won 17 - 11
2006	Tonga	St Joseph’s College, Sydney	Won 50 – 6
	Fijian President XV	Suva Grammar School, Suva	Won 15 – 6
	Fiji	Churchill Park, Lautoka	Won 10 – 3
	Hurricane Schools	Scots College, Wellington	Lost 10 – 30
	Bay of Plenty Under 18	Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua	Won 30 - 10
	New Zealand	Auckland Grammar School, Auckland	Lost 18 - 8
2007	England Under 18	Ballymore, Brisbane	Won 11 - 3
	Samoa	Viking Park, Canberra	Won 50 – 9
	New Zealand	St Josephs College Hunters Hill	Won 23 - 17
2008	Fiji	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	Won 24 - 18
	Vava’u Isl, Tonga	LDS High School, Vava’u	Won 46 – 6
	Tonga	Teufaiva Stadium, Tongatapu	Won 22 - 13
	Wairarapa Bush U 18	Memorial Ground, Masterton	Won 51 - 15
	Hurricane Schools	Arena Manawatu, Palmerston North	Lost 21 - 24
	New Zealand	Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth	Won 15 - 11
2009	Tonga	St Ignatius College Riverview Sydney	Won 83 - 3
	New Zealand	Ballymore, Brisbane	Lost 24 - 28
	Irish Schools	Belfield Bowl, Dublin	Won 31 - 14
	Irish Under 18	Cork Institute of Technology, Cork	Lost 0 - 15
	Wales Under 18	Parc Eiras, Colwyn	Won 10 - 6
	England Reg. Academy	Lymm RFC	Lost 12 - 27
	England Under 17	Sale RFC, Sale	Lost 28 - 30
	England Reg. Academy	Hartpury College, England	Lost 10 - 36
	England Under 18	Cinderford RFC, Cinderford	Frozen Ground
2010	Samoa	St Marys Rugby League Stadium	Won 52 – 10
	Fiji	Olympic Stadium, Sydney	Won 40 – 0
	Samoa Selection	Apia Park, Apia	Won 20 - 7
	Samoa	Apia Park, Apia	Won 47 - 25
	Waikato Under 19	St Paul’s Collegiate, Hamilton	Won 27 - 7
	Tonga	Sacred Heart College, Auckland	Won 22 - 3
	New Zealand	Littlebourne, Otago Boys High, Dunedin	Lost 21 - 30
2011	England Under 18	Riverview Sydney	Lost 46 - 19
	New Zealand	Knox Grammar Sydney	Won 26 - 19
2012	Tonga	St Marys Rugby League Stadium	Won 70 - 13
	Fijian President XV	Prince Charles Park, Nadi, Fiji	Lost 18 - 9
	Fiji	Churchill Park, Lautoka	Won 29 -12
	New Zealand Barbarians	Sacred Heart College, Auckland	Lost 24 - 5
	Samoa	St Paul's Collegiate, Hamilton	Won 80 - 7
	New Zealand	Auckland Grammar School	Won 16 - 14