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.
A inspired fast bowling effort has been the deciding factor in the bitter rivalry between St Joseph’s Gregory Terrace and St Joseph’s Nudgee College, while one batsman posted a ton, but it was all in vain.
One down, five to go. After two false starts, The Southport School finally launched their GPS first XI assault today and kept their hopes of a fourth-straight crown alive.
Brisbane Grammar remain the school to beat though The Southport School’s First VIII are closing fast as they chase their 22nd Head of the River title.
At first, Grant Callaghan used rowing as a way to get fit for the rugby season.
“Up until three months ago I was the biggest fan of the Reds.” Now the Sunwolves star will play to crush his childhood team’s finals dream.
A first XI rookie raised in a remote Queensland town almost 800km away now looms as a crucial figure for The Southport School as they battle to keep their GPS title dream alive.
They are yet to play a game but The Southport School’s three-year reign as kings of first XI cricket appears in grave danger as their GPS rivals circle.
Only three schools could be the victors in a stunning afternoon of third-round GPS First XI cricket.
Former TSS students from across the Queensland Premier Rugby competition are flocking back to Bond and the effect on later generations is proving magnetic.
The ever changing landscape of rugby union is highlighted by the fact three of QLD’s top 10 talents didn’t even make the top 50 in 2019. Check out Jim Tucker’s full list here.
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