The Queensland Reds under 15s, 16s and 19s impressed at Sunnybank Rugby Club today as the state’s ultra-promising next generation of rugby talent took it to the Melbourne Rebels. How it unfolded here.
PICTURE GALLERY: Here are over 100 images from the GPS track and field senior championships at QSAC.
In pictures – more than 150 images from the GPS track and field junior championships.
Which 10 Queensland Reds young guns have caught the eye so far in the Super Rugby under 16s and under 19s competition? All is revealed here.
Brisbane Grammar School First XV rugby captain Will Hay was once a nervous public speaker who played football, but now he is as accomplished behind the microphone as he is as packing down in the front row. Andrew Dawson reports
Southport sit equal-first on the GPS ladder with rivals Nudgee College as a season-defining match with undefeated BBC looms on Saturday.
Have the 2020 GPS Ffrst XI football premiers been identified? Possibly after another fantastic round of First’ football in fierce winds yesterday that could do little to dissuade the fighting spirits of teams.
The third round of GPS Rugby delivered one of the upsets of the year so far with Gregory Terrace beating ACGS for their first win of 2020.
Anglican Church Grammar School now have one hand on the GPS Basketball premiership after their dominance inside led to a key victory over rivals, Gregory Terrace.
Churchie’s GPS Basketball program had struggled for almost 20 years but then a drought-breaking title turned to school into the most dominant force in the competition over the past 13 years. SEE WHY HERE.
St Joseph’s Nudgee College has been the land of opportunity for First XV captain Lastus Auakai who is such a talent that he once juggled As football with As rugby – all on the one afternoon.
Solomon Weldemariam blazed his way to 10 goals this season as everything came together for St Joseph’s Gregory Terrace in GPS First XI Football yesterday
If St Joseph’s Nudgee College go on to win the GPS First XV premiership this season, the group will look back on today’s win over IGS at Ross Oval as a milestone moment.
Terrace the Brave is a catchcry associated with the famous St Joseph’s Gregory Terrace rugby union brand, but it definitely applies to old boy Conor Tweedy whose recovery from spinal injury has seen him return to the GPS rugby sidelines as a coach.
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