Keebra Park leaves No stone Unturned

Keebra Park leaves No stone Unturned

Author : Darren Hart Keebra Park SHS

2022 will see an exciting new addition to the facilities at Keebra Park with the unveiling of a new state of the art strength and conditioning centre.

Keebra Park leaves No stone Unturned with new state of the art strength and conditioning centre

This centre will allow more students from across our sporting Academies, access to development opportunities under the supervision of a team of qualified strength and condition coaches as they pursue their sporting goals.

Meanwhile our current year 11 students have been making the most of working out in the old gymnasium in preparation for the 2022 season.

This old facility has always been a fairly spartan building with the discipline and determination of the athlete, being far more an indicator of success that the equipment itself and while we are all looking forward eagerly to our new state of the art facility, the ethics and attitudes of those that came before will no doubt echo through its girders and foundations and guide the next generation onwards to success.

Keebra Park Rugby League Academy News

Keebra Park Rugby League Academy leaves No stone Unturned

Congratulations to all KPRLA students who took part in the 2021 QPICC carnival over the weekend.

Passion and pride was displayed by our students representing their culture and families.

Despite fierce rivalry amongst the nations, our students were back together again working hard today A special mention to our QPICC winners:

U14 Samoa – Cavell Tuilaepa and Atapana Noa

U16 Samoa – Isopo Taunuu, Klay Tancred and Jericho Bell-Faamafu

U18 PNG – Zane Lothian and Ethan Palanga

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