Enjoy this 70 image picture gallery capturing all the action from the final day of the Emerging Reds Cup at Ballymore featuring Regional and Country Queensland as well as the Brisbane Under 15 and Under 16 teams.
EMERGING REDS CUP PICTURE GALLERY: Here are over 100 images from day one of the tournament at Ballymore including the South-East Queensalnd, Regional Queensland, Queensland Country and Brisbane teams.
Who were the strongest performers from a bumper CBSQ tournament at Coomera? All is revealed here with the elite scorers of the division 1 boys and girls pools recognised.
PICTURE GALLERY: Here are over 70 images from day two of the CBSQ tournament unfolding at the Coomera Indoor Sports Centre.
A Sydney Roosters contracted playmaker will not return for his final season of GPS Rugby. The Gold Coast product will play out the season with Keebra Park. SUBSCRIBE TO READ MORE
The GPS schoolboy rugby season is scheduled to start with a bang after facing a long delay due to the COVID-19 restrictions, with two bitter rivals due to go head to head in a blockbuster opener.
With the GPS football season scheduled to start on July 18, Andrew Dawson looks at some of the teams involved. Today, we run our eyes over St Joseph’s Nudgee College.
Queensland rugby is again basking in the glory of success after the Reds’ drought-breaking win over NSW at the weekend. But not long ago success was common. We look back at Reds rugby’s golden-era top 50 players, 1980-2000. Today, Nos. 50-41.
The party should have already started for one GPS school after a revised First XV draw set them on a path of least resistance to a season decider.
The GPS Association have unveiled the 2020 GPS Rugby season draw with some major alterations that will create one of the most exciting seasons in memory.
The 2020 GPS First XV rugby season will go down in history after COVID-19 forced the historic schoolboy competition to jettison nearly one-third of its schedule.
The GPS First XV rugby competition has been criticised as “over-hyped” by a former schoolboy star who said the growing professionalism of the competition placed too much pressure on young athletes.
Olympic Games swimming coach David Lush has left Brisbane Grammar to take up a post at another local private school.
If the childhood neighbours of University of Queensland cricket batting young guns ever pass Wep Harris Oval and glimpse brothers Jack and Max Clayton in partnership together, they would barely believe their eyes – or more appropriately their ears.
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