17/08/2026
🥇KNOW YOUR COACHES | BCM SCHOOLS RUGBY B LEAGUE
As we spotlight the Top 4 teams in the BCM Schools Rugby B League headed to the PlayOffs, we get to know the coaches behind the teams.
We also managed to catch up with the coach of Baysville School.
Jarred Moss — Baysville School
2. Coaching Position:
Rugby Coach — Baysville School
3. Playing Background:
Jarred started playing rugby in Grade 1, representing Stirling throughout his high school years. His playing journey took him across the country, including Bloemfontein, Graaff-Reinet and Durban.
He later transitioned into senior club rugby with Buffs Club, where he experienced success by winning the League Cup.
4. How Did You Get Into Coaching?
Built on a lifelong passion for rugby and years of playing experience, Jarred naturally moved into team leadership and management.
A major highlight of his journey was serving as the Manager of the LSEN U18 EPRU Craven Week side, giving him valuable experience at a high level of schoolboy rugby.
5. Your Coaching Philosophy:
“You get out what you put in.”
For Jarred, preparation, resilience and daily application are the foundation of success. He believes what players put into their development every day will ultimately determine what they get out of it.
6. Key Values You Instill in Your Players:
Hunger. Humility. Accountability. Character.
Jarred wants his players to remain hungry to improve, humble in success, accountable for their actions and committed to developing strong character.
7. Biggest Coaching Achievement:
One of Jarred's biggest coaching achievements has been managing the LSEN U18 EPRU Craven Week side.
His rugby journey also includes top-flight club success, being part of the Buffs Club team that won the League Cup.
8. Biggest Challenge This Season:
Fostering a consistent, high-intensity work ethic that challenges players to push beyond their comfort zones and demand more from themselves.
9. Goal for the Rest of the Season:
To see the squad develop strong, tight-knit cohesion, execute with discipline and leave everything on the field every time they represent Baysville School.
10. One Piece of Advice for Young Players:
“You get out what you put in, and hard work will always trump natural talent. Be hungry, be humble, and always give all honour and glory to God.”