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Watch: Episode 2 of The Season with Brisbane Boys College 1st XV
By RugbyPass
Produced by Onion TV in partnership with RugbyPass and in association with Brisbane Boys College, Series 6 of the award-winning documentary The Season is here, taking you inside one of Australia’s leading rugby nurseries.
In Episode 2, pre-season comes to a punishing conclusion as the team completes a week-long camp on the Sunshine Coast, before a final trial game shapes the final squad selection. Days out from the opening GPS round, an injury to a key play-caller causes a last minute re-shuffle and the team is presented with their jerseys at School Assembly in front of friends and family.
Round 1 kicks off in perfect conditions at Churchie, but will the new-look backline handle the pressure of the opening round nerves?
Catch up on Episode 1 of The Season with Brisbane Boys College here.
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