Wallabies captain Rob Lawton, rugby, Wallaby prop Cameron Lillicrap, rugby, Wallaby prop Joel Macdonald- AFL Footballer Alan Marshal, cricket, Queensland and Surrey County Cricket Club Bob McCowan, Wallaby captain 1899 Andy McIntyre, rugby, Wallaby prop Matt McKay, professional footballer, captain of the Brisbane Roar FC and current Socceroo midfielder Edgar Moon, tennis player, won 1930 Australian Open men's single title, 1932 men's doubles title, 1929 and 1934 mixed doubles titles Stephen Moore, Wallaby since 2005 and former captain Frank Nicholson, Wallaby captain 1904 Otto Nothling, one of only two Australian Cricket/Rugby Union players David Ogilvie, Australian test cricketer 1977–78 Richard Powell, Australian Olympic rower Darryn Purcell, Australian rower Sir Charles Powers, Queensland Cricket captain Matt Renshaw, Cricket, Queensland Bulls, Australia Bill Ross, rugby, Wallaby hooker Pud Thurlow, Australian cricketer Keith Winning, rugby, Wallaby captain Greg Martin, rugby, Wallaby fullback David Nucifora, rugby, Wallaby hooker Rhodes Scholars See also List of schools in Queensland List of boarding schools References Further reading Primrose, H. (2019). Light Blue Dark Blue, 150 years of Learning and Leadership at Brisbane Grammar School, Brisbane, Brisbane Grammar School, Stephenson, S. (1923). Annals of the Brisbane Grammar School 1869–1922 / compiled by Stuart Stephenson. Brisbane: Government Printer External links Educational institutions established in 1868 Private secondary schools in Brisbane Boarding schools in Queensland Grammar schools in Australia Boys' schools in Queensland Nondenominational Christian schools in Brisbane 1868 establishments in Australia Spring Hill, Queensland History of Brisbane Great Public Schools Association of Queensland