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Team List 2020 Queensland School Sport State Championship Team List 2020 Region METROPOLITAN EAST Sport Male Female Age Group Current as at Date of Birth No Given Name Surname School (see attached list) eg (00/00/00) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Ms / Mr Given Name Surname School Manager Coach Trainer PLEASE NOTE Type names in upper and lower case as follows with a single space between the given name and surname eg Jane Smith Type state school names in full and use SHS for State High School and SS for State School eg Marsden SHS See attached list for school names. Type non-state schools in full and use the words College or School where appropriate eg Moreton Bay College, All Hallows’ School. See attached list for school names. METROPOLITAN EAST REGION – SCHOOL NAMES Alexandra Hills SHS Loganlea SHS St Joachim’s School Alexandra Hills SS Loreto College St John Vianney’s School Alexandra Hills TAFE Lota SS St Joseph’s School All Hallows’ School Lourdes Hill College St Laurence’s College Anglican Church Grammar School Mabel Park SHS St Luke’s School Australian Industry Trade College Mabel Park SS St Martin’s School Balmoral SHS MacGregor SS St Mary MacKillop Primary School Bay View SS Mackenzie SS St Oliver Plunkett School Belmont SS Macleay Island SS St Paul’s School Berrinba East SS Manly SS St Peter’s School Birkdale South SS Manly West SS St Rita’s School Birkdale SS Mansfield SHS St Thomas’ School Brisbane Adventist College Mansfield SS Star of the Sea Primary School Brisbane Bayside State College Marsden SHS Sts Peter & Paul’s School Brisbane School of Dist Education Marsden SS Thornlands SS Brisbane SHS Marshall Road SS Tingalpa SS Bulimba SS Mary Immaculate Primary School Upper Mount Gravatt SS Buranda SS Mayfield SS Victoria Point SHS Burrowes SS Moreton Bay Boys College Victoria Point SS Calvary Christian College – Moreton Bay College Vienna Woods SS Springwood Morningside SS Villanova College Camp Hill SS Mount Cotton SS Waterford West SS Cannon Hill Anglican College Mount Gravatt East SS Wellers Hill SS Cannon Hill SS Mount Gravatt SHS Wellington Point SHS Capalaba State College Mount Gravatt SS Wellington Point SS Carina SS Murarrie SS West End SS Carmel College Norman Park SS Whites Hill State College Cavendish Road SHS Nursery Road Special School Wishart SS Chatswood Hills SS Ormiston College Wondall Heights SS Citipointe Christian College Ormiston SS Woodridge North SS Clairvaux Mackillop College Our Lady of Mount Carmel School Woodridge SHS Cleveland District SHS Our Lady’s College Woodridge SS Cleveland SS Redeemer Lutheran College Wynnum SHS Coolnwynpin SS Redland Bay SS Wynnum SS Coorparoo Secondary College Redland District Special School Wynnum West SS Coorparoo SS Redlands College Yarranlea SS Crestmead SS Rochedale SHS Daisy Hill SS Rochedale South SS Dunwich SS Rochedale SS Dutton Park SS Russell Island SS East Brisbane SS San Sisto College Eight Mile Plains SS Seton College Faith Lutheran College – Redlands Seven Hills SS Greenslopes SS Seville Road SS Groves Christian College Sheldon College Guardian Angels Primary School Somerville House Gumdale SS Springwood Central SS Harris Fields SS Springwood Road SS Hilliard SS Springwood SHS Holland Park SHS St Agnes’ School Holland Park SS St Anthony’s School Home Schooled St Bernard’s School Iona College St Catherine’s School (Updated 30/01/2020) John Paul College St Edward the Confessor School Junction Park SS St Elizabeth’s School Kingston State College St Ita’s Primary School Kingston SS St James College Logan Reserve SS St James Primary School .
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