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Current directions are that there will be no parents/spectators. There will be gaps between games to allow for drop off and pick up. With advice and regulations evolving this may yet change but the directive given was no spectators at all

Finishing=diminishing

I think both Churchie and Nudgee have D teams in most age groups. Can't imagine BGS or BSHS having much beyond A or B... And BBC have had finishing numbers in the younger years even prior to this year. Those lower teams just could be Terrace ACGS and NC playing each other every week

Those numbers make very interesting reading. BSHS struggled to field a b team in many age groups so one would assume that they will be left with A teams only. Grammar had pretty much just A and B teams so they will probably be in a similar situation. Churchie had teams through to E in many age...

It would be interesting to actually see what the sport enrollment s are across all schools. I don't think the disparity between football and rugby would be as extreme for everyone. There are definitely a few schools where rugby is not a big interest but there are others where I believe the mix...

Except the Spanish flu didn't originate in Spain

I agree that scholarships doesn't necessarily mean poor participation. Some schools with large numbers of scholarships have the greatest depth. What I was trying to say that it seems that in some cases there is a focus on the top level teams at the expense of the broader program. With sport not...

One of the attractions and strengths of the GPS system is the ability to provide a top level team for the most skilled right through to a team at D and E level for the less skilled and inexperienced. A team for every player so to speak. However this is no longer the case in every school. While...

Basketball is the same time as Rugby and it has growing numbers playing. Opens teams went down to 4ths last year and most schools fielded 3 or 4 teams in each age group.