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Grammar actually rested about 12 of their First XV players. The majority of the side today was made up of 16A and 2nd XV players.

So what you're basically saying is that all teams other than Nudgee are mediocre, and Nudgee are almost definitely going to win the premiership? Toowoomba are quite a good team and I think they ill challenge Nudgee this year- a top 4 finish is likely. By the way, sometimes a simplistic game plan...

How many of these teams have you actually seen play?

Predictions for Round 2? GT vs. IGS ACGS vs. NC BSHS vs. BBC BGS vs. TGS

Alister Harper played 2 and Cody Blackhurst played 1

Unfortunately Nudgee beat BBC 29-14- or something like that.

Maybe you have underestimated Grammar, and overestimated Churchie? In case you didn't realise, you were one of the only people on this forum who predicted Churchie to win. However, Churchie did have a lot of injuries. But surely a school that has recruited as much as them should have the depth...

Centenary fail

BBC were without Kallell, Hood, Fakaosilea and Banks (isn't he out for a lot of the season anyway?). Josh Bowen played at fullback. BGS were without Greene, Aiono, Cornelsen and Radford. So both sides were missing a lot of key players. Impressive result from GT however, their season is...

Its not as if State High are a bad side, just the GPS competition is stronger than ever this year- anybody can win it IMO. BGS has 8 players returning from last year, probably the most out of any of the schools. We all know how important First XV experience is, as seen by Terrace's...

Fair enough. But I think most people on the thread would agree that the BGS team is stronger than the BSHS outfit this season, as they have retained around 8 players with first XV experience from last year. Any further justification for why you think the result will favour State High?

You forgot to mention the BGS midfield, consisting of Lakehm Aiono (QLD U16 2010, QLD Rugby League 2010, injured 2011, did not trial for GPS), and Josh Birch (Australia Rugby League 2010, injured 2011, also did not trial for GPS teams). Cody Blackhurst made QLD Schoolboys 2, so I think BGS will...

Wingers, yes. 9,10 and 12 combo looks very good at the moment with Paddy James playing well today and James Tuttle unfortunately being unable to trial due to injury. I think Will Shipperley will be playing outside centre for Nudgee this year and he is a very good player. Reid Foran will most...

I agree with most of these selections, Light. However, i predict Nudgee to once again take out the premiership. They have a lot of depth in the forwards, especially with QLD u16 rep Daniel Anae probably not featuring the starting line up. But, outside backs will be a big issue for them. BBC...

Brad Wilkin is a 7. That is where he will play for rep.

Round 1, when Churchie play Toowoomba up the range. I am predicting TGS to win this one.

No he wouldn't have. He played Queensland White in the u16 tournament last year, whereas Fiela played in QLD Red and Ioane played in the open tournament in the Combined States team. He would have also had to have beaten players such as Cooney, Kalell and Radford. By the way, I am pretty sure he...

Jack Tuttle (GPS 1), James Tuttle (GPS 3).

Teams look pretty good. Ridiculous how Nudgee have hookers in GPS 1 and 2. Dalgleish should be GPS 1 with the way he trialed.

Changes in bold QLD 1/ QLD 2 1. Aaron Pleash - Ipswich Grammar School/ Benroy Sala - Brisbane Boys College 2. Andrew Manu - St Edmunds College/ Francois Postale - Nudgee College 3. Dylan Sikimenti - Nudgee College/ Alex Hatzis - St Laurences College 4. Daniel Preen - Ipswich Grammar School/...