GPS old boys were among our club cricket’s 3-2-1 votes, with Jem Ryan, Soham Sane, Ethan Du Payne and Ben McDermott elite. See who also shone in Raymont Shield women’s action, Taverners and in all the lower grades here.
Club cricket’s 3-2-1 votes: Bulls fast bowling young guns were bruts for Norths and Wests while the Scorchers were in scorching form and fourth graders Sharma and Healy dynamic with the bat.
Schoolboy rugby’s best kept secret player revealed here, along with all members of the Queensland Reds under 16 and under 19 teams competing at the National Championships.
Here’s over 30 schoolboy rugby players from the Under 15s and Under 16s teams honoured in our awards following the Emerging Reds Cup at Ballymore. All is revealed here including how the final day unfolded.
Another epic clash with premiership implications headlines this weekend’s GPS basketball competition as Brisbane State High School hosts fellow heavyweights TSS in the game of the week. SEE THE PREVIEWS HERE.
It is finally here – teams have been named for the start of the GPS premiership. After initial uncertainly due to COVID-19, then a delay, then two rounds of trials, teams will play the title from this Saturday. SEE TEAMS
Brisbane State High School won a historic victory in the 50th running of the annual GPS cross country championship. State High claimed the senior title while St Joseph’s Nudgee College won the junior championship.
The GPS premiership season for competition points starts on Saturday, with the traditional game between St Joseph’s Nudgee College and St Joseph’s Gregory Terrace appropriately scheduled. How will your school perform in 2020?
St Joseph’s Gregory Terrace will lap up playing four of its seven premiership matches at home as the side bases its GPS First XV premiership assault around hard work, early ball to the backs, and more hard work.
Is Brisbane Boys’ College the side to beat for the 2020 GPS rugby union premiership? Yes according to a former Queensland Reds player and premiership winner who watched in admiration as BBC revved up their engines in yesterday’s trial against Terrace.
Season-ending injuries have put a dampener on The Southport School’s final trial match before their title defence of the GPS First XV rugby season begins next week.
The Southport School has edged out Anglican Church Grammar School 3-2 in GPS First XI football, where two other thrillers highlighted the exciting Round 3 action.
Favourites to take out this year’s GPS Basketball premiership, Churchie’s season was almost thrown into disarray against The Southport School before a dominant fourth quarter which could have saved their title hopes.
National and state representatives will be all over the floor as two of GPS Basketball’s heavyweights meet to headline round three of competition. SEE WHAT THE COACHES HAD TO SAY AHEAD OF THE CLASH.
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