35+ pics: TSS young guns take on BSHS for round 4 of GPS cricket
The Southport School and Brisbane State High School faced off at The Village Green for round 4 of GPS cricket. Relive all the action here in our mega gallery with 35+ pics inside.
The Southport School and Brisbane State High School faced off at The Village Green for round 4 of GPS cricket. Relive all the action here in our mega gallery with 35+ pics inside.
How did your club go in the Meninga Cup, Connell and Harvey Norman U17 and U19 league round 2 matches? All the highlights, including a stunning matchwinner from a Burleigh winger and a clean sweep of victories from Tweed, covered here.
Former Cairns Dolphins deadeye is headed for the bright lights of Hollywood.
New and returning players were put through a series of strength and fitness drills under the watchful eye of Capras’ coach Julyess Jarvis at Emmaus College in Rockhampton. See the photos.
We speak to Gold Coast Suns defender Caleb Graham about Damien Hardwick’s ‘grit zone’, roots at the Cairns Saints and North Cairns Tigers and raring to go for another breakout season.
From the jagged parks of Punjab to the bright lights of the Big Bash, Nikhil Chaudhary has had a whirlwind journey to the Hobart Hurricanes’ inaugural championship.
The GPS First XI round 4 Team of the Week can be revealed after drama aplenty which saw a tie and another two thrilling late results. Story here.
AIC First XI cricket: A St Laurence’s player produced one of the best all around efforts of the season while young veterans Finn Thallon (Villanova) and Joey Laner (Ashgrove) delivered in spades. More here.
The region’s leading senior and underage cricketers are battling for honours in T20 games at the Rockhampton Cricket Grounds this weekend. Check out the photos.
With the Hostplus Cup season just around the corner, the Cutters are set to put a strong side on the park in their matchup with the Blackhawks. SEE THE LIST
If there was ever a reason to give Cairns the 20th AFL licence, it would be because of the heart and passion of a 10-year-old boy who won’t stop emailing the AFL.
He’s the construction worker who travels the world playing golf and can drive the ball longer than the game’s highest earners. Meet the Aussie tradie who could be Queensland’s very own Happy Gilmore.
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