Caloundra SHS will compete against Mabel Park SHS in the livestreamed match of the De Vere Cup at the Wynnum rugby league fields.

A Sunshine Coast High School will field four winning chances in the South East Queensland Rugby League finals competition.

Caloundra State High School are continuing to make their mark on the Queensland schools rugby league scene after progressing to the semi and grand finals of the NRL schoolboys cup.

Caloundra SHS grades seven, eight and nine will play their semi final matches on Tuesday August 31, before the undefeated grade 10 team will compete in the De Vere Cup grand final at the Wynnum rugby league fields.

The heavyweight match up between Caloundra SHS and Mabel Park SHS will be livestreamed on the Courier Mail website from 12:30pm on Wednesday the 1 of September.

Caloundra State High School Captain Jack Philp (Left), Halfback Tully McLellan (Middle) and Lock Hayden Gallagher (Right). Picture: Contributed

Caloundra SHS teacher Andrew Gercken said it would be a great contest for all teams competing across the two days.

“There are a number of really talented rugby league players in our teams,” he said.

The competition which features top schools from surrounding areas such as Ipswich, Logan, Toowoomba and Brisbane is one of the top rugby league programs in the state.

Mr Gercken said he couldn't be prouder of how the school has progressed in the competition over the past few seasons.

“Given we’re up against some really strong schools and some elite teams it’s been great for us as a school to be able to show what we can do,” he said.

“We wanted to be the best school on the Sunshine Coast and we ticked that box so now we’re wanting to be the best team in our competition.”

Caloundra State High School Halfback Tully McLellan breaks the tackle of a Mabel Park defender. Picture: Contributed

Caloundra SHS are the only team from the Sunshine Coast to have qualified for the finals series.

Mr Gercken said it had been an eventful season.

“Our players have been so impressive throughout the year both on and off the field,” he said.

“The disruptions of Covid-19, the late game changes and the extensive travel has been tough but it’s a credit to each and every one of our players.”