David Turbayne Tennis Centre, Cnr Hilton & Heath Streets, East Brisbane QLD 4169 [1sts / Opens]
Hazel Millman Tennis Centre, Heath Park, Hilton Street, East Brisbane QLD 4169 [Year 11]
Wynnum Tennis Centre, Kitchener Park, Colina Street, Wynnum QLD 4178 [Year 10]
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Hazel Millman Tennis Centre, Heath Park, Hilton Street, East Brisbane QLD 4169 [Year 7]
Wynnum Tennis Centre, Kitchener Park, Colina Street, Wynnum QLD 4178 [Year 5 & 6]
David Turbayne Tennis Centre, Cnr Hilton & Heath Streets, East Brisbane QLD 4169 [Year 8, 9]
Brisbane Boys’ College:
Brisbane Boys’ College – Senior and Junior Tennis Courts; near Upper Moggill Road entrance, Moggill Road, Toowong QLD 4066
UQ Sport Tennis Centre, The University of Queensland, Blair Drive St Lucia QLD 4067
Roy Emerson Tennis Centre, 315 Milton Road, Milton QLD 4064
Brisbane Grammar School:
BGS Playing Fields, Victoria Park Road, Kelvin Grove QLD 4059
UQ Sport Tennis Centre, The University of Queensland, Blair Drive St Lucia QLD 4067
Brisbane State High School:
Griffith University Tennis Centre, Sports Road, Mt Gravatt QLD 4122
St Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace:
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Victoria Park Tennis Courts, Corner of Rogers Street and Gregory Terrace, Spring Hill QLD 4004 [1sts and 2nds]
[They are at the college but across the road which is at 400 Gregory Terrace and the park is Victoria Park [near the intersection of Gregory Terrace and Rogers Street but below eye and street level – over the hill and just down from car park of the Centenary Swimming Pool].
One of Brisbane Grammar School’s best tennis players was J.N. (Jack) Radcliffe, who was school champion in 1908, 1910 and 1911. Jack excelled in cricket, tennis and rowing early in his life, and later, in golf. He represented Oxford University at tennis in 1920 and 1921, and was the Queensland singles champion in 1921. One of the finest golfers the state has known, he had the distinction of winning the Queensland Open Championship as an amateur in 1933, being the state’s first amateur to do so.
Jack was awarded a Military Cross in World War 1. He was selected as a Queensland Rhodes Scholar in 1915 and later became Principal of The Southport School.
We remember Jack’s contribution to the GPS sport of Tennis.
The Premiership trophy for the GPS Tennis season is awarded to the First IV competition only, where the school with the highest number of competition points at the end of nine rounds determines the Champion School.
JN Radcliffe Memorial Cup
View the rich history of GPS Tennis 1st IV Premiers in The Trophy Room.