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My tips for tomorrow:
TGS win by 7 +
Churchie win by 14 +
TSS win by 3 +
BBC win by 14 +
TGS win by 7 +
Churchie win by 14 +
TSS win by 3 +
BBC win by 14 +
I think TGS will win by more then 1 try. Churchie will struggle with apparently no Pritchard but still will get the win. Don't see TSS coming to Ross Oval and upsetting a heavy premiership favourite and without Keats or Kiame BBC will struggle to beat BSHS I have BSHS by 7.My tips for tomorrow:
TGS win by 7 +
Churchie win by 14 +
TSS win by 3 +
BBC win by 14 +
I think TGS and BSHS are both pretenders. round one TGS were looking sloppy through the backs and didn't have much flair, state high won through capitalizing in broken play. I believe BBC at home will pull apart state high. Nudgee and TSS will be a cracking game! could go either way. My premiership contenders are BBC, TSS, NCI think TGS will win by more then 1 try. Churchie will struggle with apparently no Pritchard but still will get the win. Don't see TSS coming to Ross Oval and upsetting a heavy premiership favourite and without Keats or Kiame BBC will struggle to beat BSHS I have BSHS by 7.
To be fair there are 8 rounds to go in GPS so if you perform well you think the selectors would be looking.Which players IYO should be in there?
To be honest mate I didn't read all that but all I know is Trevon is out and George "Jack Russel" Hales will be sniffing all game so GT can win thisHello Forum. This is my first post for a while. After months of reading and reacting I thought it would be my time to weigh in. With round two of the 2024 season a sleep away this is what I think will happen in my game of the round. And yes I know that the game between Nudgee v TSS on Ross is set to be a cracker however Churchie @ Terrace has caught my eye due to the epic duals that have occurred in the past four years between the two sides.
Churchie (A) vs Gregory Terrace (H):
Churchie is coming off a 37-20 win against BGS, where as the home side (GT) had a tough 34-5 loss down the coast against TSS. Since 2021 Churchie have won three straight times over the Spring Hill boys however the three games in question have all been contenders for game of the season all finishing with a margin of less than 6 points. Churchie is predicted to make it 4 straight against GT as they are the favourites however, with news circulating that AUS U18 member Treyvon Pritchard is out due to injury it could certainly affect the boys from east Brisbane's performance. However it is not all bad for Churchie as 2023 QLD u16 player and 2023 fullback for Churchie 1st XV Fletcher Austin is returning from an ankle injury to fill the void at Fly-Half. Churchie's back line looked hot on Saturday with the likes of robust inside centre Max Blanch breaking the line multiple times as well as second year halfback Hugh Rylance giving first class and quick service off the deck. However this leaves us to question who will don the 15 jersey for the Churchie 1st XV. The Vikings forward pack is one the larger side. The pack is led by Harry Solofa who some would say is the inform hooker in the comp. Jye Crothers a big ball running forward also looked strong on the weekend. Despite Gregory Terrace's Poor showing in round one they look ready for Saturday. Terrace looks to have the smallest 15 in the GPS however they have plenty of heart and are creative. Despite being down by 29 points with 25 minutes to go they kept fighting hard with relentless attack. There backs are dangerous especially off set piece. Sam Russell showed his class on the weekend with a couple good runs and an inspiring full field try saving tackle. However Terrace's strong point is there centre pairing. Connor Clifford (12) who is there vice captain in year 11 played for the U16 QLD reds, despite being small in stature he runs as hard as anyone while also having amazing hands and Saia Poese (13) in my opinion is the most electric player in the comp. Despite being quite on Saturday for his standard he still had two line breaks and broke plenty of tackles. However Terrace's key player is in my opinion the best forward in the comp Oliver Nasser. Nasser is a number 8 who is as quick as a winger and as strong as a prop. He had four line breaks off set piece and was a beast on defence. Nate Wines is also returning from an injury after missing round one. Wines is replacing Rupert McGrath who also came off injured against TSS. Wines is a big backrower who is powerful and runs hard. Terrace has plenty of upside however there set piece has been a poor. If they are to complete a couple more set piece plays they could certainly prove the Terrace doubters wrong tomorrow.
In Conclusion my prediction is that GT upsets Churchie on International Oval. This is due to Churchie losing there star player Treyvon Pritchard. Nonetheless it will be high scoring and a cracker of the game. My Final Prediction is GT 38 - 33 ACCGS
TGS 14+ - TGS win by a lot more than 7 being at home and looking for redemption after last weeks incidentMy tips for tomorrow:
TGS win by 7 +
Churchie win by 14 +
TSS win by 3 +
BBC win by 14 +
Happy to see that both of the players that i mentioned on this forum before see themselves in this list. Especially Lucas Clifford who is well deserving of this spot. Hopefully the BBC program can notice the talent that the wrecking ball from Nana Glen has.TheGPSBloke’s Forwards and Backs of round 1 in the QLD GPS Competition.
Forward of the round - Obviously Roman Siulepa.
This number 8 set up 4 tries, and set up 2, not really much else I can say here. However, I have heard rumours of the Tasmanian NBL team attempting to sue BSHS. If someone could confirm this please let me know.
Honourable Mentions - Blaze Moana
Moana can throw and set up a successful rolling maul not sure what else you could ask for off a schoolboy 2.
Honourable Mentions - Lucas ‘The Pitbull’ Clifford
What an impactful player for BBC against downlands. Very effective when it comes to scrum time, and when there needs to be a hit against the oppostion. ‘Post contact meters’ are three words which describe this player. Very interested to see if BBC use him of the bench against BSHS.
Back of the round - Treyvon Pritchard
Very unfortunate he’s out this week, but this First XV debutant led Churchie to a victory over a hungry BGS side. He scored 12 points from off the tee. Hopefully this young gun is back healthy soon.
Honourable Mention - George ‘Jack Russel’ Hales
The Jack Russel had many gutsy snipes against a strong TSS defensive line, paired with excellent service from off the deck to his FlyHalf Sam Mcghan.
Cheers,
TheGPSBloke.
Love this prediction.Hello Forum. This is my first post for a while. After months of reading and reacting I thought it would be my time to weigh in. With round two of the 2024 season a sleep away this is what I think will happen in my game of the round. And yes I know that the game between Nudgee v TSS on Ross is set to be a cracker however Churchie @ Terrace has caught my eye due to the epic duals that have occurred in the past four years between the two sides.
Churchie (A) vs Gregory Terrace (H):
Churchie is coming off a 37-20 win against BGS, where as the home side (GT) had a tough 34-5 loss down the coast against TSS. Since 2021 Churchie have won three straight times over the Spring Hill boys however the three games in question have all been contenders for game of the season all finishing with a margin of less than 6 points. Churchie is predicted to make it 4 straight against GT as they are the favourites however, with news circulating that AUS U18 member Treyvon Pritchard is out due to injury it could certainly affect the boys from east Brisbane's performance. However it is not all bad for Churchie as 2023 QLD u16 player and 2023 fullback for Churchie 1st XV Fletcher Austin is returning from an ankle injury to fill the void at Fly-Half. Churchie's back line looked hot on Saturday with the likes of robust inside centre Max Blanch breaking the line multiple times as well as second year halfback Hugh Rylance giving first class and quick service off the deck. However this leaves us to question who will don the 15 jersey for the Churchie 1st XV. The Vikings forward pack is one the larger side. The pack is led by Harry Solofa who some would say is the inform hooker in the comp. Jye Crothers a big ball running forward also looked strong on the weekend. Despite Gregory Terrace's Poor showing in round one they look ready for Saturday. Terrace looks to have the smallest 15 in the GPS however they have plenty of heart and are creative. Despite being down by 29 points with 25 minutes to go they kept fighting hard with relentless attack. There backs are dangerous especially off set piece. Sam Russell showed his class on the weekend with a couple good runs and an inspiring full field try saving tackle. However Terrace's strong point is there centre pairing. Connor Clifford (12) who is there vice captain in year 11 played for the U16 QLD reds, despite being small in stature he runs as hard as anyone while also having amazing hands and Saia Poese (13) in my opinion is the most electric player in the comp. Despite being quite on Saturday for his standard he still had two line breaks and broke plenty of tackles. However Terrace's key player is in my opinion the best forward in the comp Oliver Nasser. Nasser is a number 8 who is as quick as a winger and as strong as a prop. He had four line breaks off set piece and was a beast on defence. Nate Wines is also returning from an injury after missing round one. Wines is replacing Rupert McGrath who also came off injured against TSS. Wines is a big backrower who is powerful and runs hard. Terrace has plenty of upside however there set piece has been a poor. If they are to complete a couple more set piece plays they could certainly prove the Terrace doubters wrong tomorrow.
In Conclusion my prediction is that GT upsets Churchie on International Oval. This is due to Churchie losing there star player Treyvon Pritchard. Nonetheless it will be high scoring and a cracker of the game. My Final Prediction is GT 38 - 33 ACCGS
I believe they call him Winesy, what a player. A breakaway forward who isn’t scared to leave his corridor, and make some hits in the centre field.Love this prediction.
Nasser looks set for a big game, and Poese after being quiet last week will run a muck around the subpar Churchie outside backs. Austin and Blanch will have to play extremely well for the Churchie backline to get any go forward off set piece starter plays against the well drilled backline of GT.
Can't wait for this game. Also July 20th marks Indigenous round for the GT boys. With a special aboriginal jersey and a wonderful ceremony to be performed by the Terrace Barrambin students, this game simply cannot get much better. Nate Wines, an indigenous student at Terrace in his senior year will don the number 6 jersey this weekend, in a special afternoon for the young man and his family. Back from a shoulder injury in round 1, Wines will be primed for a big showing in his first XV starting debut. From the Gold Coast hinterland, Nate is a strong and bulky blindside flanker who has delivered for the college since arriving in under 15s. Would be great to see him score a try tomorrow and entertain the crowd with a shake-a-leg.
Good luck to you Nate, us mob is right behind you brother.
Will Chuck O’Connel be quiet or will he be barking and steer the brothers to a victory.Seen alot of mixed reports about the NC vs TSS game will be very interesting how the game will play out especially as NC hasn't lost at home since 2019.
Yes, I appreciate the comment.Love this prediction.
Nasser looks set for a big game, and Poese after being quiet last week will run a muck around the subpar Churchie outside backs. Austin and Blanch will have to play extremely well for the Churchie backline to get any go forward off set piece starter plays against the well drilled backline of GT.
Can't wait for this game. Also July 20th marks Indigenous round for the GT boys. With a special aboriginal jersey and a wonderful ceremony to be performed by the Terrace Barrambin students, this game simply cannot get much better. Nate Wines, an indigenous student at Terrace in his senior year will don the number 6 jersey this weekend, in a special afternoon for the young man and his family. Back from a shoulder injury in round 1, Wines will be primed for a big showing in his first XV starting debut. From the Gold Coast hinterland, Nate is a strong and bulky blindside flanker who has delivered for the college since arriving in under 15s. Would be great to see him score a try tomorrow and entertain the crowd with a shake-a-leg.
Good luck to you Nate, us mob is right behind you brother.