Seven graduating Marsden State High School students have signed with NRL clubs

HAS Logan City overtaken the Darling Downs and North Queensland as the state's premier rugby league breeding ground?

Marsden State High School students have been signed to NRL clubs. Peauafi Vakauta (Gold Coast Titans), George Fai (Broncos) and

HAS Logan City overtaken the Darling Downs and North Queensland as the state's premier rugby league breeding ground?

The district which produced three incumbent Kangaroos, captain Cameron Smith, Josh Papalii and Corey Parker, now has another seven rookies en-route to the NRL.

Seven graduating students from Marsden State High School will follow in the footsteps of past students Cameron Smith, Israel Folau, Chris Sandow, Antonio Winterstein, Joe Tomane, Tautau Mogo and Ricky Leutele to sign with NRL clubs and forge a career in the sport.

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As most students prepare to finish their schooling and get set for the holidays, these homegrown league prospects will launch into full-time training and a pre-season campaign.

Backrower George Fai and winger Riva Pati will join the Brisbane Broncos while Jordan Mago and Jordan Aiono-Fatu will join the Canberra Raiders.

Marsden State High 2013 school captain Eugene Fiu is set to join the Cronulla Sharks and Tyrone Pritchard will travel up state to play for the North Queensland Cowboys.

Rounding off the list of potential future NRL stars is exciting fullback Peauafi Vakauta who will join the Gold Coast Titans.