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2018 GPS BASKETBALL [Y5-12] GPS Season Draw 2018 GPS BASKETBALL [Y5-12] GPS Season Draw Approved by the GPS Management Committee - 16 October 2017 Round HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM VENUE Round 1 Sat 21 July The Southport School v Anglican Church Grammar School TSS Sat 21 July Brisbane Boys’ College v St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace BBC Sat 21 July St Joseph's Nudgee College v Brisbane State High School NC Sat 21 July Ipswich Grammar School v Brisbane Grammar School IGS Sat 21 July Toowoomba Grammar School v BYE Round 2 Sat 28 July St Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace v St Joseph’s Nudgee College GT Sat 28 July Brisbane Grammar School v Brisbane Boys’ College BGS Sat 28 July Brisbane State High School v The Southport School BSHS Sat 28 July Toowoomba Grammar School v Ipswich Grammar School TGS Sat 28 July Anglican Church Grammar School v BYE Round 3 Sat 4 August The Southport School v Toowoomba Grammar School TSS Sat 4 August Anglican Church Grammar School v Brisbane Grammar School ACGS Sat 4 August St Joseph's Nudgee College v Ipswich Grammar School NC Sat 4 August Brisbane State High School v St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace BSHS Sat 4 August Brisbane Boys’ College v BYE Round 4 Sat 11 August Brisbane Grammar School v The Southport School BGS Sat 11 August Toowoomba Grammar School v St Joseph's Nudgee College TGS Sat 11 August Ipswich Grammar School v Brisbane Boys’ College IGS Sat 11 August St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace v Anglican Church Grammar School GT Sat 11 August Brisbane State High School v BYE 2018 GPS Calendar - Basketball Round 5 Sat 18 August The Southport School v Brisbane Boys’ College TSS Sat 18 August Brisbane State High School v Toowoomba Grammar School BSHS Sat 18 August Anglican Church Grammar School v Ipswich Grammar School ACGS Sat 18 August St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace v Brisbane Grammar School GT Sat 18 August St Joseph's Nudgee College v BYE Round 6 Sat 25 August The Southport School v St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace TSS Sat 25 August Brisbane Boys’ College v Toowoomba Grammar School BBC Sat 25 August St Joseph's Nudgee College v Brisbane Grammar School NC Sat 25 August Anglican Church Grammar School v Brisbane State High School ACGS Sat 25 August Ipswich Grammar School v BYE Round 7 Sat 1 September Ipswich Grammar School v The Southport School IGS Sat 1 September Toowoomba Grammar School v Anglican Church Grammar School TGS Sat 1 September Brisbane Boys’ College v St Joseph's Nudgee College BBC Sat 1 September Brisbane Grammar School v Brisbane State High School BGS Sat 1 September St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace v Round 8 Sat 8 September Anglican Church Grammar School v St Joseph's Nudgee College ACGS Sat 8 September St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace v Ipswich Grammar School GT Sat 8 September Brisbane State High School v Brisbane Boys’ College BSHS Sat 8 September Brisbane Grammar School v Toowoomba Grammar School BGS Sat 8 September The Southport School v BYE Round 9 Sat 15 September St Joseph's Nudgee College v The Southport School NC Sat 15 September Ipswich Grammar School v Brisbane State High School IGS Sat 15 September Brisbane Boys’ College v Anglican Church Grammar School BBC Sat 15 September Toowoomba Grammar School v St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace TGS Sat 15 September Brisbane Grammar School v BYE Basketball Notes: 1. Venues [Mutual agreement regarding Saturday venues or if no agreement i.e. SPLIT – Home and Away: a) Home Games – Years 9, 10,11, 12 & First V b) Away Games – Years 5, 6, 7, 8 2. BGS and IGS have swapped positions in the Rugby/ Basketball Draw as agreed for 2018 3. Centenary Round 2018 GPS Calendar - Basketball.
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