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OCTOBER 31 & NOVEMBER 1, 2020 ALBANY CREEK RUGBY CLUB Santos. Proudly Australian made. Katrina Roma, Queensland Since discovering natural gas over 50 years ago, we’ve been working behind the scenes supplying it to generations of Australians. The same gas that supports communities, industries and our economy, while creating the everyday moments that so often go unnoticed. At Santos, we’re proudly Australian made. santos.com CONTENTS Santos. 5 Welcome Message Proudly 8 Venue Map & Development Contacts 10 All Schools Sevens Past Winners Australian 14 Pools made. 16 Sevens star in the making 20 Saturday Draw 26 Sunday Draw Katrina Roma, Queensland Since discovering natural gas over 50 years ago, we’ve been working behind the scenes supplying it to generations of Australians. The same gas that supports communities, industries and our economy, while creating the everyday moments that so often go unnoticed. At Santos, we’re proudly Australian made. santos.com CHECK IN HERE We need to know who, and how many people are on site. Help us keep our community safe by checking in and checking out. Your details are secure and in the event of a COVID case we will be able to contact you as part of the Queensland Health Contact Tracing requirements. By law we are required to provide all visitor details to the relevant authorities within 60 minutes of a confirmed case. WELCOME MESSAGE GRANT DWYER STATE DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Queensland Rugby Union and the Community tournaments. To the newly participating schools, Rugby team would like to welcome all participating we welcome you to the Santos All Schools 7s schools and players to the 2020 Santos All and the exciting format of the game that rugby 7s Schools 7s. provides. We are extremely pleased to welcome Santos, Finally, I wish to acknowledge the many teachers a proudly Australian company as our naming and school leaders from our rugby playing schools sponsor for the 2020 tournament and we who have supported our Q7s events across the appreciate the support Santos are proving for our state post COVID shutdown period. We thank you biggest school’s 7s tournament on our calendar. for your support and your significant contributions to the development of our game. GRANT DWYER Once again, the Albany Creek Brumbies Rugby State Development Manager Union Club are hosting this tournament and providing the high-quality playing fields for our participating schools. Brumbies club management and their membership have embraced several of Queensland Rugby’s larger scale events including the Junior State Championships for a number of years and we are thankful for the many volunteers who continue to support the growth of rugby at our clubs and schools across the state in what has been a challenging year due to COVID. We continue to see many players graduate from the Q7s events to higher honors with several players making their mark in the AON Women’s series and the Premier 7s competitions. The most rewarding outcome during the past year has been the reinvigoration of the women’s pathway across the state seeing Premier Women’s rugby and Queensland Suburban Rugby competitions back on the calendar and well supported. Good luck to the participants and coaches who continue to provide our competitions with high quality competitive rugby at each one of our Q7s 5 VENUE MAP ALBANY CREEK RUGBY CLUB AT SOUTH PINE SPORTS COMPLEX SPECTATOR ZONE SPECTATOR SPECTATOR ZONE SPECTATOR ZONE SPECTATOR SPECTATOR ZONE QLD RUGBY UNION GAME DEVELOPMENT STAFF Grant Dwyer [email protected] State Development Manager 0415 058 588 DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS Trent Machong [email protected] Brisbane South & West 0433 158 160 Grant Dwyer [email protected] Brisbane North, Sunshine Coast & Wide Bay 0415 058 588 Kris Burton [email protected] Gold Coast & Scenic Rim 0410 488 992 Chloe Butler [email protected] Mackay & Whitsundays Josh Riley [email protected] Cairns and Tablelands 0434 469 336 David Southwood [email protected] Darling Downs 0418 181 497 8 THANKYOU TO OUR HOSTS, ALBANY CREEK GPS RUGBY CLUB 9 ALL SCHOOLS SEVENS PAST WINNERS ALL SCHOOL 7’S TEAMWEAR RUGBY UNION OFFER 2019 U13 GIRLS KINGS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE U13 BOYS SUNSHINE COAST GRAMMAR SCHOOL U15 GIRLS KEEBRA PARK SHS U15 BOYS MATTHEW FLINDERS ANGLICAN COLLEGE With competitive pricing and U18 GIRLS MIAMI SHS unrivaled quality, coupled U18 BOYS IPSWICH SHS with cutting edge product development and a delivery commitment, Dynasty Sport U13 GIRLS U13 BOYS U15 GIRLS U15 BOYS U18 GIRLS U18 BOYS proudly supplies high quality 2018 custom on and off-field garments and support to professional SUNSHINE SUNSHINE DIV 1 DIV 2 DIV 1 DIV 2 MABEL PARK MABEL PARK COAST COAST partners, grassroots clubs, STATE HIGH STATE HIGH BRISBANE IPSWICH GRAMMAR GRAMMAR STATE ST JOHNS ORMISTON SCHOOL SCHOOL GRAMMAR COLLEGE educational facilities and charities SCHOOL SCHOOL HIGH COLLEGE SCHOOL SCHOOL across Australia and New Zealand. 2017 SUNSHINE BRISBANE SUNSHINE BRISBANE COAST STATE COAST BRISBANE STATE THE SOUTHPORT STATE HIGH ORDER ENQUIRIES GRAMMAR HIGH GRAMMAR HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL Brett Longfield 2016 ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE P: 0407 433 319 BRISBANE BRISBANE DIV 1 DIV 2 MARSDEN E: [email protected] STATE STATE BRISBANE STATE STATE HIGH SUNSHINE JOHN HIGH HIGH HIGH SCHOOL COAST PAUL SCHOOL GRAMMAR Craig McLean SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL COLLEGE ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE 2015 P: 0434 366 676 BRISBANE MERRIMAC E: [email protected] THE STATE STATE BRISBANE STATE ANGLICAN CHURCH SOUTHPORT HIGH HIGH HIGH SCHOOL GRAMMAR SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL INCLUSIONS 2014 CLONTARF $ .00 $ .00 MARSDEN +GST +GST BEACH THE JUNIOR ADULT STATE MERRIMAC STATE ANGLICAN CHURCH STATE SOUTHPORT HIGH HIGH SCHOOL GRAMMAR SCHOOL INCLUDES INCLUDES HIGH SCHOOL 1 FREE 1 FREE SCHOOL EMBROIDERY EMBROIDERY SUBLIMATED ITEMS SCHOOL 58 63 ONLY SUBLIMATED CLUB JERSEY SUBLIMATED CLUB JERSEY, STOCK PRO SHORT & ON-FIELD SOCKS UPGRADES AVAILABLE. JUNIOR PRICING BASED ON J6-J14 SIZED JERSEYS STOCK PRO SHORT EMBROIDERED LOGO TERMS & CONDITIONS Minimum order quantities of 10 units per style. Shipping and logo redraw charges may apply. CUSTOM 10 Must be ordered before 16th December 2020. ON-FIELD SOCK DYNASTYSPORT.COM.AU ALL SCHOOL 7’S TEAMWEAR RUGBY UNION OFFER With competitive pricing and unrivaled quality, coupled with cutting edge product development and a delivery commitment, Dynasty Sport proudly supplies high quality custom on and off-field garments and support to professional partners, grassroots clubs, educational facilities and charities across Australia and New Zealand. ORDER ENQUIRIES Brett Longfield ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE P: 0407 433 319 E: [email protected] Craig McLean ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE P: 0434 366 676 E: [email protected] INCLUSIONS $ .00 $ .00 JUNIOR +GST ADULT +GST INCLUDES INCLUDES 1 FREE 1 FREE EMBROIDERY EMBROIDERY SUBLIMATED ITEMS 58 63 ONLY SUBLIMATED CLUB JERSEY SUBLIMATED CLUB JERSEY, STOCK PRO SHORT & ON-FIELD SOCKS UPGRADES AVAILABLE. JUNIOR PRICING BASED ON J6-J14 SIZED JERSEYS STOCK PRO SHORT EMBROIDERED LOGO TERMS & CONDITIONS Minimum order quantities of 10 units per style. Shipping and logo redraw charges may apply. CUSTOM Must be ordered before 16th December 2020. ON-FIELD SOCK DYNASTYSPORT.COM.AU VISIT REDS GARAGE POOLS U13 BOYS - POOL A U13 GIRLS - POOL A St James College King’s Christian College King’s Christian College St James College North Lakes State College Mabel Park SHS Sunshine Coast Grammar School St John’s College Miami State High School Keebra Park SHS Matthew Flinders Anglican College Bye U13 BOYS - POOL B U13 GIRLS - POOL B St Luke’s Anglican School Mount Alvernia College Kelvin Grove State College Redcliffe State High School St John's College Miami State High School West Moreton Anglican College Nambour Christian College Nambour Christian College Marsden State High School Bye Bye UNDER 15 BOYS POOL A U15 GIRLS POOL A North Lakes State College Mount Alvernia College West Moreton Anglican College Canterbury College Genesis Christian College St James College Matthew Flinders Anglican College Brigidine College UNDER 15 BOYS POOL B U15 GIRLS POOL B John Paul College St John’s College St James College West Moreton Anglican College Nambour Christian College Nambour Christian College Kelvin Grove State College Miami State High School 14 POOLS UNDER 15 BOYS POOL C U15 GIRLS POOL C St John’s College The Glennie School Maryborough State High School Keebra Park SHS St Luke’s Anglican School Redcliffe State High School Miami State High School Kelvin Grove State College U18 BOYS POOL A U18 GIRLS POOL A King’s Christian College King’s Christian College Citipointe Christian College Keebra Park SHS Sunshine Coast Grammar School St John’s College St James College Mount Alvernia College Nambour Christian College Matthew Flinders Anglican College U18 BOYS POOL B U18 GIRLS POOL B John Paul College Brigidine College St Patrick’s College Miami State High School North Lakes State College Canterbury College St John’s College Nambour Christian College Marsden State High School Bye 15 SEVENS STAR IN THE MAKING 16 While enjoying her time at Kings, and having listed Rugby Sevens has been a her father Cavan as a major influence on her Rugby great way for school students career, Flynn has also done a lot of training under Queensland Rugby Union Development Officer and across Queensland to get former Italian international flyhalf Kris Burton. a taste of Rugby Union, “Kris has really helped develop my Rugby, my brother and I have done some kicking work with him providing a short format of as well as some tackle tech. the game for schools to get “We know Kris through Surfers Paradise, our Rugby club, I’ve played there for three years and my Dad involved in. has coached us.” The Santos All Schools 7s has been a mainstay on With a year left to go at school, Flynn is already the Rugby calendar and has seen players including involved in Griffith University’s AON Uni 7s program, St.George Queensland Reds scrumhalf Tate where she is training under the tutelage of Griffith McDermott go onto higher honours.
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