How often does that happen though? The perception is, which seems to be rather true, is that rugby is moreso becoming a GPS-centric sport along the East Coast. The number of non-GPS reps is almost non-existant. All I am saying is that rugby should be made more accessible to all students, rather than an enclave of Private Schoolboys. How good would it be to see a school like Wavell Heights SHS or Keebra Park SHS take on Nudgee College for the right to represent Queensland at the National 1st XV Championships? It would be a great identifier for future talent and give greater options to National Selectors when comparing players.