With two Ken Catchpole Medals to his name, Warringah flyhalf Hamish Angus hasn’t exactly underachieved in his time guiding the Rats around the park over the last few years. But that absence of a Premiership title, or even a place on the biggest day of the club rugby calendar, has been gnawing away at the flyhalf and the team mates he grew up with for a while. Now they’re finally here, they want to make sure it counts.

In his first full season of 15-a-side rugby since returning from his successful Aussie Sevens exploits, Cameron Clark has shown just why the Waratahs were so keen to lure him back to the full format of the game. His searing pace, defensive nous and elusive ball running skills saw the 24-year-old nail down a starting spot for his state, before returning to his beloved Shoremen to play a leading role in helping them to a second successive title decider.

Warringah head coach Darren Coleman takes us through his 23 man squad for tomorrow’s Intrust Super Shute Shield grand final showdown… All photos by Red Bandana / Karen Watson       1. RORY O’CONNOR: If you pick someone from this group with the drive, attitude and physical tools to make a pro career out of the sport, Rory is