Term 3 has been an action-packed season of sport at GCC, filled with exciting opportunities for students to compete, grow their skills, and demonstrate exceptional sportsmanship.

Our SCISSA touch football teams had a fantastic season, with the Junior Boys A team finishing as runners-up. GCC was also well represented at the District Athletics Carnival, where several students qualified for Regional and State Trials. Remarkably, a number of athletes broke existing district records—an outstanding achievement!

Our volleyball teams were also in top form this term. The Senior Indoor Volleyball teams competed at the Senior Schools Cup, where our Year 11 Boys triumphed in the Honours Division. In beach volleyball, a record number of students represented GCC at the Queensland Beach Volleyball Schools Cup, helping us secure an impressive 5th place overall in the state.

Basketball season kicked off this term, with all teams showing strong performances. The Senior Boys’ team wrapped up their campaign on a high note, taking home a Gold Medal in their final competition.

Our netballers took part in the Indoor Competition and thoroughly enjoyed the experience, while our Mountain Bike team hit the trails at Sugarbag Road for the Secondary Schools Mountain Bike Competition.

Read on for detailed highlights and stories celebrating these incredible accomplishments and more!

In this report, you will find the following:

• Sport 2025 – Remaining dates
• Districts Sports Carnival 
• District and Regional Cross Country
• Upcoming sporting opportunities in Term Four, 2025
• Secondary Sports Results
  • Rocky Road Secondary School Mountain Bike Competition
  • Sunshine Coast Secondary Basketball
  • Beach Volleyball Schools Cup
  • Senior Schools Cup
  • All Schools Touch Football
  • Indoor Netball
• District, Regional and State representative level sports
• Sport representatives
• Teachers Vs Students
• Friday middle school sport
• School gym opening times
• GCC Queensland Volleyball rankings

Please click HERE to read the whole report

Matt Beattie, Head of PE and Sport