The Anglican Church Grammar School’s preparations for the start of the GPS rugby union season has ramped up, with the First XV’s opening trial match an away game against Brisbane Boys College on July 25. How are Churchie shaping?
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Brisbane club pulls off a major coup by luring Socceroo Jade North to the club for the men’s NPL season.
Today we preview the fortunes of Ipswich Grammar School in the lead-up to the GPS football season which starts on Saturday.
School teams gearing up as start date is set for Aaron Payne Cup.
Queensland’s prestigious schoolboy rugby league tournaments could still be played in 2020 with a top official saying it was too early to make a call on the staging of the competition.
Imagine being aged 16 in the Queensland Thunder water polo side and having to bark orders at triple Olympian Bronwen Knox. That was part of Amelia Watt’s role when she made her AWL debut against Fremantle earlier this month.
Ireland joined Joshua Alford (Canberra), Mitch Kilduff (Sydney) and Liam Schluter (Sunshine Coast) in claiming triple wins in the freestyle relays, with world records in 4x50m, 4x100m and 4x200m
Jarra Briggs was 16-years-old and nursing a hangover in Charleville when he made a life changing decision – to return to Ipswich to chase his footy dream.
It is the competition that launched some of the game’s greats and for the first time our readers are going to get the chance to see top schoolboy action live.
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