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SCGS has set traditions in the sporting arena. From its rugby union program to its involvement in the Sunshine Coast Independent Schools Sports Association.

The school has sent teams to New Zealand, the UK, and Japan. The teams, namely in the sports of rugby union, netball and cricket, have drawn comments from the then Prime Minister of Australia John Howard and then Premier of Queensland Peter Beattie.

Both the first XV rugby team and the first XI cricket team have become state champions, by competing in the Ballymore Cup and Australia Post cricket competition.

Grammar created their own form of Rockerball.

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