The third running of the Toothy Tens takes place this Saturday in Quirindi, with 16 teams on board to celebrate the game of rugby, and the life of a lost son, brother, friend and much-loved local. How the family and friends of Nick Tooth have rallied together to turn the tragedy of his loss into a positive force for good

After Sydney University failed to reach the Intrust Super Shute Shield finals for the first time in 19 years, the onus was on their 2nd grade side to come away with the next best thing, the Colin Caird Shield. And they did so in some style, rampaging through a stunned Eastwood to cross eight times in a one-sided 51-14 victory, and with an average age of just 21-years-old, they also offered up ample proof that the next generation of Students are ready to step up and reclaim their place amongst club rugby’s leading lights.

Warringah kicked off a day of grand final celebrations on the northern beaches last weekend, with a thumping 41-17 win over arch-rivals Manly to lift the JR Henderson Shield. The Marlins had claimed bragging rights in both meetings between the two sides in the regular season, but the Rats saved their very best til last to romp home with a five tries to two victory.