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The booming Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup qualifying rounds have come to a close with Mountain Creek State High, St Andrew’s Anglican College and Siena Catholic College all progressing on to the next round.
Replays of all Junior Boys and Senior Boys matches can be viewed below along with match reports and images.
The 26 junior and senior boys teams that competed on Wednesday June 9 included:
St John’s College Nambour, Siena Catholic College, Sunshine Coast Grammar School, Coolum SHS, Caloundra SHS, Matthew Flinders Anglican College, Maroochydore SHS, Immanuel Lutheran College, St Teresa’s Catholic College, St Andrews Anglican College, Sunshine Beach SHS, Glasshouse Christian College, Good Shepherd Lutheran College, Glasshouse Christian College, Mountain Creek SHS, Morayfield State High School and Chancellor State College.
The first of three gala days of the booming Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup qualifying rounds are underway. Watch St John’s College vs Sunshine Beach SHS and Immanuel Lutheran College vs Siena live now.
The first of three gala days of the booming Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup qualifying rounds have been played, with <b></b>St Teresa’s (senior girls) and Sunshine Beach SHS (junior girls) winning through. Enjoy all replays here.
The first of three gala days of the booming Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup qualifying rounds have been played, with the junior and senior girls winners being decided. Enjoy the replays here.
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Three gala days of the booming Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup qualifying rounds will be livestreamed by www.couriermail.com.au today, also on Wednesday and June 16 from the Maroochydore Multi Sports Complex.
The junior sports benchmark Schools Cup competition will feature matches on June 7, June 9 and June 16, all from the Multi Sports Complex which features a world class playing surfaces.
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WATCH LIFE: The first of three gala days of the booming Streets Smart AFLQ Schools Cup qualifying rounds will be livestreamed by www.couriermail.com.au from today. Watch live, enjoy match replays.
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Subscriber only Former Wallaby Blake Enever has returned to the Sunshine Coast and joined training sessions at a local club, but has so far resisted the temptation to lace up. Enever, a Sunshine Coast Grammar School graduate, had been contracted with English rugby outfit Leicester Tigers but moved home following the COVID-19 pandemic. Leicester allowed Enever an early release from his contract. Since arriving back Down Under with his young family, Enever has volunteered his services at the USC Barbarians. USC coach Brad Tronc confirmed the lock forward had come down to a few forwards sessions but was yet to "bring his boots".
Sunshine Beach State High School’s first rugby union team in five years has made a barnstorming start to their hiatus-ending season.
The under-18 second division XV has made the perfect start to the season, knocking over St. Andrews 17-7 and then rolling powerhouse Sunshine Coast Grammar School 14-10.
The team is in good hands, led by head coach and former Noosa Dolphins A-grade coach Mick ‘Roxy’ Phelan and well known Dolphins clubman Damien ‘Coges’ Cogill.
Phelan said it was great to see the boys enjoying their footy on Wednesday nights.
“Obviously Sunshine High is one of the schools in the Noosa area that makes up the Noosa Dolphins Colts and Juniors Colts teams,” he said.
Troy Carlson in South Australia Aquatic and Leisure Centre where he won Gold and Australian Champion in the 100m butterfly on April 19, 2019
Her time in the national 100m won her a silver medal at what was her first nationals meet.
Troy Carlson won gold in the 18-19 50m freestyle with a time (22.57 seconds) that’s currently ranked the sixth fastest in Australia heading into the Olympic trials.
The 18-year-old also finished with a bronze medal in the 200m butterfly.
Former Grammar pupil and now Sunshine Coast University student Lucy Dring finished with two medals, a silver in the 200m butterfly and bronze in the 200m individual medley in the 17-18 age group.