SPORT EXCELLENCE PROGRAM

RUGBY LEAGUE

PBC State High is a breeding ground for Rugby League Test and Origin Stars including Ben Ikin, Ben Hannant, Darius Boyd, Kevin Proctor and Sam Perrett.

Ben Hannant

PBC RUGBY LEAGUE SPORT EXCELLENCE PROGRAM

TomKingston

LloydPerrett

Ryan Simpkins

Brad Davis

Cody Walker

Jeremy Smith

Shannon Walker

Steve Michaels

DimitriPelo

AnthonyWatts

Anthony Fowler

Sam Irwin

Ben Ikin

Kevin Proctor

KaneElgey

Luke O’Dwyer

WillMatthews

Darius Boyd

Clint Amos

BenHannant

Kevin Kingston

Ryan James

Jordan Rankin

Brent McConnell

Sam Perrett

Andrew Tangata-Toa

JaelenFeeney

Justin Hunt

CameronCullen

Craig Weston

KarlLawton

KayneLawton

Scott Anderson

Jordan Rapana

Jahrome Hughes

Player NRL Career NRL Clubs at the completion of 2016 season NRL Games Honours (caps)

Perrett, Sam 2004 - 2016 Sydney, Canterbury 256 2007-2013 New Zealand (23)

Boyd, Darius 2006 - 2016 Brisbane, St George Illawarra, Newcastle 247 2008-2015 QLD Origin (23), 2008-2014 Australia (21), 2 x Premierships

Hannant, Ben 2005 - 2016 Sydney, Brisbane, Canterbury, Nth QLD 245 2008-2012 QLD Origin (12), 2009-2012 Austarlia (6), 2 x Premierships

Kingston, Kevin 2005 - 2014 Cronulla, Parramatta, Penrith 183 NRL Penrith Captain

Proctor, Kevin 2008 - 2016 Melbourne 179 2012-2015 New Zealand (16), 1 x Premiership

Ikin, Ben 1995 - 2004 Gold Coast Seagulls, Nth Sydney, Brisbane 150 1995-2003 QLD Origin (17), 1998 Australia (2), 1 x Premiership

Michaels, Steve 2006 - 2014 Brisbane, Gold Coast 142

O'Dwyer, Luke 2004 - 2013 Parramatta, Gold Coast 128

Matthews, Will 2008 - 2016 Gold Coast, St George Illawarra 93

James, Ryan 2010 - 2016 Gold Coast 93 2011-2016 Indigenous All Stars, NRL Gold Coast Captain

Anderson, Scott 2007 - 2013 Melbourne, Brisbane 87 1 x Premiership

Weston, Craig 1992 - 1996 Gold Coast Seagulls, Eastern Suburbs, Sth QLD 53

Watts, Anthony 2007 - 2010 Cronulla, Nth QLD 52

Rapana, Jordan 2008 - 2016 Gold Coast, Canberra 54 2016 New Zealand (4), 2013-2015 Cook Islands (4)

Simpkins, Ryan 2012 - 2016 Penrith, Gold Coast 42

Rankin, Jordan 2008 -2016 Gold Coast, Wests Tigers 39

Amos, Clint 2006 - 2011 Nth QLD, Gold Coast 37

Tangat-Toa, Andrew 1993 - 1998 Newcastle, St George 36

Perrett, Lloyd 2014 - 2016 Canterbury 24

Hunt, Justin 2012 - 2015 South Sydney, Parramatta, St. George Illawarra, West Tigers 23

Walker, Cody 2016 South Sydney 20

Elgey, Kane 2015 Gold Coast 16

Irwin, Sam 2013 Gold Coast 10

Lawton, Kayne 2009 Gold Coast 7

Davis, Brad 2008 Gold Coast 6

Kingston, Tom 2014 Gold Coast 6

Pelo, Dimitri 2012 Canberra 5 2005-2008 France (2)

Smith, Jeremy 1996 - 1997 Sth QLD 5

Feeney, Jaelen 2016 Newcastle 5

Cullen, Cameron 2016 Gold Coast 5

Walker, Shannon 2008 - 2010 Gold Coast 4

Hughes, Jahrome 2013 - 2016 Gold Coast, Nth QLD 2

Fowler, Anthony 1994 Gold Coast Seagulls 1

Lawton, Karl 2016 Gold Coast 1

RUGBY LEAGUE HISTORY & SUCCESS

2008 National Schoolboys Champions

• 10 x QLD Schoolboys Champions: 1991, 1993, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2015

• 2 x National Schoolboys Champions: 2001, 2008

• QLD’s leading producer of QLD and Australian Schoolboy Representatives

• 17 Current NRL Stars playing across 10 different clubs

• Produced 35 NRL Players to date

DARIUS BOYD

2017 BRISBANE BRONCOS

CAPTAIN

2017 GOLD COAST

TITANSCAPTAINS

Ryan James

Kevin Proctor

PBC RUGBY LEAGUE PROGRAM

Ryan James – Gold Coast Titans2008 Peter Sterling Medallist - Ryan James

The Sports Excellence Program is an elite training and coaching program developed for gifted and talented rugby league students that empowers them to pursue their sporting dreams. Students with demonstrated ability in rugby league are supported through mentoring, training and education from nationally accredited and industry experienced coaches.

EXPERT COACHING STAFF

With former mentor Rod Patison recently retiring after 30+ years in charge, he carefully recruited and moulded coaches full of youth and experience to ensure PBC continues to have the most experienced coaching staff in QLD, if not the Nation.

PBC’s expert coaches provide daily sessions on skill and development, tips on improving performance and guidance on what it takes to succeed not only in rugby league, but also in life.

CURRENT COACHES EXPERIENCE

Geoff BagnallHEAD OF OPERATIONS

Former NRL PlayerQLD Opens Schoolboys Coach

Aaron ZimmerleYEAR 12

Current PBC Head CoachCurrent QLD Cup Head CoachQLD U15s Schoolboys CoachFormer PBC High Student

Tim Maccan YEAR 11

Italian RL World Cup Player 2013Over 150 QLD Cup GamesFormer PBC High Student

Brad Davis YEAR 10

Former NRL PlayerOver 150 QLD Cup GamesFormer PBC High Student

Don Saunders YEAR 9

Former NRL PlayerQLD Opens Schoolboys Coach

Chris PatisonYEAR 8

U/12’s Representative Coach

Will Johnstone YEAR 7

Former NYC PlayerFormer PBC High Student Kevin Proctor

TRAINING FACILITIES

Students in the Rugby League Program have access to a large 3 sectioned gym facility consisting of free weights and rigs, pin machine weights and a cardio room. All staff are also highly trained and accredited in Strength & Conditioning.

Will Matthews

TRAINING FACILITIESStudents also have access to a recovery and analysis gym, full sized indoor court, school playing fields and Olympic swimming pool right next door.

SPORT EXCELLENCE CURRICULUM

All students in the program will satisfy the curriculum requirements for their stage of schooling as determined by the Queensland Department of Education and the Board of Secondary School Studies. These students will also have access to well-structured developmental programs of sports coaching and training by highly qualified and experienced State Association and school staff.

State Sporting Associations and “parent” professional organisations play important roles within the sports excellence program. They are involved in the selection of sport excellence students and the development and delivery of the coaching and training program.

Training and specialised coaching programs are conducted in school time and may include sports related topics such as sports nutrition, physiology, competition preparation and psychology as well as tuition in time management, study skills and goal setting.

The Sports Excellence Program is compatible with both the OP and Non-OP strands of Senior Schooling 10, 11 and 12.

School-based traineeships are encouraged among Non-OP students.Cameron Cullen

STUDENT OBLIGATIONS

Students will only retain their position in the program by continuing to meet the requirements of their chosen sport and their school subjects.

All students will be required to sign a contract outlining their responsibilities.

Progression from year level to year level in the program is not automatic.

Jordan Rankin

EDUCATING FOR SUCCESS

School Aim:

To be a world-class school which nurtures the talents of every student, positions them to succeed in their preferred careers and thrive in all dimensions of a balanced adult life including relationships, health, creativity, citizenship and recreation.

Sam Perrett

• PBC is the top non (fully) selective High School in QLD.

• PBC offer a much greater variety of subjects and programs as well as being flexible around timetables.

• The private schools in the area get a greater percentage of their students OP 1 to 5 and 1 to 15 but PBC actually get more students into the 1 to 5 and 1 to 15.

2016 Results:

• 100% of students received a QCE / QCIA• OP 1-5 = 19% OP Eligible Students• OP 1-15 = 92% OP Eligible Students

• 92% of students gain entry into University courses

(More than any of the private schools in South East QLD)

• 160 School Based Traineeships

(More than any other school in Australia)

• 164 students left Yr 12 with a Certificate III or Higher

(More than any other school in Australia)

WORLD CLASS ACADEMIC RESULTS

Cody Walker

2016 NAPLAN Performance

Year Reading and Comprehension

Writing Spelling Grammar & Punctuation

Numeracy

Year 7 557.5 529.0 563.4 564.3 582.1

Year 9 586.5 550.1 594.4 569.7 601.1

Green Above National School Standards

Blue Similar to National School Standards

Red Below National School Standards

Ryan Simpkins

For further information please contact: Geoff Bagnall on 0403 195 706 or gbagn2@eq.edu.au.

CONTACT

Kane Elgey