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The future of GPS Rugby starts here! We're excited to announce our 2027 Colts 1 coaching team, with John Gabbett continuing with the reins as Head Coach, supported by Assistant Coaches Mark, Simon and Matt, With a strong focus on player development, building a competitive Colts program and creating pathways into Premier Grade, this coaching group is ready to help shape the next generation of Gallopers. LOOKING TO PLAY COLTS IN 2027? Whether you're coming through the GPS junior ranks, finishing school or looking for a new club to call home, we'd love to see you in the blue and green! 2027 COLTS INFORMATION NIGHT - Tuesday 20 October | 5:30pm - GPS Rugby Club Office Come along, meet the coaches, hear about the plans for 2027 and find out how you can be part of the Gallopers! Your pathway. Your club. Your 2027. 💚💙

Big congratulations to our two Gallopers, Anaia and Milly, on their selection in the Next Gen XVs Under 21 Squad! An exciting opportunity for both girls and another great example of the talent coming through GPS Rugby. Well done, girls! The whole Galloper community is behind you!

The GPS Rugby Super Saturday Season Sale is on! Stock up on your blue & green with 20–70% OFF selected merch - but get in quick, once it’s gone, it’s gone - Saturday 10 October - Yoku road only - 8am–midday - Coffee shop open - Plenty of GPS Rugby gear up for grabs See you Saturday!

Congratulations to our U14 Green and U14 Blue teams, who were crowned Grand Final champions after an incredible season! Our U13 Green, U15 Green and U16 Blue sides finished as runners-up! Although the results didn’t fall their way, reaching the biggest game of the season is an achievement every player, coach and family should be incredibly proud of. Five teams in Grand Finals. Two Championships. One very proud Galloper community. Congratulations to all of our Junior Gallopers on a brilliant season!

by Ben Mitchell

by Ben Mitchell

The GPS Rugby Community farewells one of its true legends David ‘Parky’ Park, a man whose connection to the club ran deep and true across generations. Following proudly in the footsteps of his father, Ron, Parky forged his own remarkable legacy in GPS colours, playing more than 200 senior games and becoming a familiar and respected figure both on and off the field.

The club mourns the passing of Anthony “Tony” Mahoney, who passed away on 22 December. Tony was a much-loved member of the GPS community, with a deep and enduring connection to his beloved Club.

The club mourns the passing of former player, and longtime supporter Evan ‘Peter’ Robinson. Peter passed away peacefully on the 8th October.