The Southport School were on another level in the GPS Basketball competition, taking out their second successive premiership. Now we honour players from all nine schools in NBA styled awards. All is revealed here.
Glimpse the Queensland Reds’ future with this in-depth look at the next generation players selected in two Under 18s Queensland teams confronting bitter rivals NSW next week.
GPS First XV rugby Team of the season revealed here, along with Special Mention players, Hard Yakka award winners and Players we Can’t Wait to see again in 2024.
Here’s 45 pictures from the match which decided the GPS First XV rugby premiership featuring Nudgee College and The Southport School.
Three Helensvale Hogs juniors have been presented with the opportunity of a lifetime to continue their education at two of Australia’s top rugby nurseries.
The elite GPS schoolboy competition has produced many Test players and some of the most famous Queensland cricketers of all-time. But who is the greatest batsman?
Friday’s match-up is a tantalising teaser for Wallabies fans as the first of what could be a decade or more of Green and Gold selection battles between Lolesio and Queensland’s Isaac Lucas.
This Anglican Church Grammar School GPS schoolboy cricket dream team would feature greats Peter Burge and Ron Archer, but a lesser known elite player would also make the side selected by seasoned journalist Andrew Dawson.
The back-to-back GPS champion has returned from his UK club to mount a late audition for the Australian Olympic Rugby Sevens squad.
Brisbane State High School has produced four Queensland cricket captains, a bowler who once took 10 wickets in an innings, the state’s greatest ever wicket-taker and the current Test batting sensation of the world. So who is the greatest?
Two players with fascinating links to Sir Donald Bradman and three current players have been named in Ron Cochrane’s all-time Brisbane Grammar School cricket XI.
Two Kirwan SHS guns who led their school to victory, a speedy fullback training with the Broncos, and two locals poached by the Raiders. It’s part two of our series profiling our emerging Maroons.
Wallabies captain Michael Hooper has stood down as skipper of the NSW Waratahs, with Gold Coaster and Test lock Rob Simmons taking over the job.
For years, Angus Blyth watched as schoolboy oppositions overpowered his junior rugby teams. Now, at 204cm and 115kg, he’s ready to dish out that same medicine on Super Rugby.
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