WHILE Saint Stanislaus' College first XV skipper Cameron Trengove was celebrating Australian Schoolboy Championships glory last Saturday, another of the school's talents had reason to smile as well.
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Year 11 boarder Joe Sullivan also attended the annual national titles at Riverview and enjoyed his own slice of rugby history.
He was part of the Cavalier Barbarians side which made its debut at the championships under the guidance of Scots All Saints' College coach Peter Koen.
Sullivan and his team-mates, who came from New South Wales, Queensland, ACT, South Australia and Tasmania, tested some of their more fancied rivals.
They led ACT at half-time before going down 26-20 and were narrowly beaten 14-12 by Queensland II.
But on Saturday Sullivan, Koen and the Barbarians enjoyed their maiden victory when downing Victoria 36-22. A strong first half set the platform for the historic win as they scored 18 points.
