The 2023 QISSN carnival is done and dusted, with Canterbury College (girls) and St James College (Boys) taking the grand prizes for the second year running. See the full list of top performers from the week.
![Girls will be playing in the peak schools rugby league competition for the first time from Saturday and it's all live streamed on kommunitytv.com.au. The Australian Secondary Schools Rugby league championship will be held at Redcliffe from Saturday. Rugby League Queensland juniors Malaela SuÃa [18 years old], Tavarna Papalii (17 years old ), Lenniece Wright (17 years old ) and Ebony Raftstrand-Smith (17 years old).Picture: Nigel Hallett](https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/16c941d54967b22644f5fcc7a73f783b?width=650)
They are the Queensland schoolgirls set to do their state and families proud at the ASSRL national championships. Ahead of our exclusive live stream coverage, we profile the players and find out which NRLW clubs have signed them.
We reveal the NRL teams that have snapped up the Under-18 Queensland schoolboys ready to rock this year’s ASSRL Nationals, as the build-up to our exclusive live coverage of every game continues.
Each week we reveal a new lot of special talent, from the toughest and the loudest to the best ball winners and most improved. Check out the ‘best communicators.’
The Youth Water Polo Championships scheduled to start in Brisbane next Wednesday have been cancelled.
In pictures: We celebrate the impending end of another fabulous GPS First XI cricket season with these 100 images taken by our photographers across the summer.
Top hoops prospects will be on show as part of NewsCorp’s livestreaming of upcoming Basketball Queensland events. FIND OUT HOW TO WATCH
Some of the country’s best young athletes will be on show as they contest the Basketball Queensland SQJBC under-16 semi-finals. SEE THE TALENTS TO WATCH
A record 607 schools have nominated for the Streets Smart ALFQ Schools Cup this season, and we will be there to livestream the biggest ever first round of SEQ action.
Queensland is loaded with sporting talent and in these 80 families the competition is among the most fierce. SEE THE FULL LIST
Following in the footsteps of family, breaking through as a teenager and the honour of representing your country. Meet the Queensland stars set to play for the New Zealand Tall Blacks.
Two Test players, an Irish international and eight Sheffield Shield cricketers spearhead this AIC/TAS all-star First XI.
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