At its core, the Glennie School Rugby 7s program was born from a vital mission: to provide girls from outback areas and remote communities the freedom and support to "have a go" at a sport they might not otherwise access in their home towns. What began as a gateway for regional talent has blossomed into a deeply supportive community where we have been lucky enough to become highly ranked.

Home of the 2025 Inaugural U18 Schoolgirls Super 7s Champions. Based in Toowoomba, The Glennie School is the premier powerhouse for female Rugby 7s in Queensland. We don't just play the game; we define its future. Our specialised, tiered performance program is a proven engine for elite talent, designed to bridge the gap between schoolgirl sport and the global stage.

ELITE PATHWAYS: THE OLYMPIC & NATIONAL CONNECTION

We provide our athletes with an unmatched trajectory through formal, high-performance partnerships:

OUR HISTORY: A DECADE OF DOMINANCE

The Glennie rugby legacy ignited in 2014, when Shanae Ciesiolka claimed Olympic Gold at the Youth Games in Nanjing. That moment set a standard of excellence that has defined us for over a decade. By combining expert coaching with a professional-grade culture, we have evolved from a regional contender into a state-wide authority—culminating in our historic victory as the 2025 Super 7s Champions.

GLENNIE HALL OF FAME Our track record is written in the representative jerseys of our athletes.

Representing Australia at the Sanix World Rugby Youth Tournament is an honour. As the 2026 Rugby 7s captain, I am proud of the grit and discipline our players have shown.

For a regional all-girls school, this moment is significant. We have built our own pathways, overcoming limited local opportunities with ambition and perseverance. Now, we prepare to step onto the international stage.

The purple, red, and gold are more than colours on our jersey. They represent our school, our values and the community of 700+ people behind us. We are determined to make everyone back home proud. We will play with heart and grit, honouring those who came before us and inspiring those who will follow.

We are honoured to wear our Indigenous jersey, designed by a teammate and former captain. The design tells a story of unity, belonging and growth, showing how knowledge is passed down and how each generation strengthens the next.

Thank you to our coach, Miss Sophie Shadlow, our families, and our supporters. A special mention to Hayesy, our former coach, for your work building this program into what it is today. Your belief has carried us to this moment, and we will represent this program with pride.