G-Rangers Radio

By: Grange Sport Science
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  • Summary

  • Each year our new Sport Captains host this light hearted student run podcast. They chat to some of our student athletes and talk about what is happening around the Grange and about our sporting events throughout the year.

    Host Ethan Barlow Sua - 2022-2023

    Hosts Ramsey Sefo and Abraham Cinzah - 2024 - Current
    Grange Sport Science Academy
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Football (American) Rugby
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Episodes
  • S2 - Episode 4 Keeping Up with Cee

    S2 - Episode 4 Keeping Up with Cee
    May 26 2024

    Ramsey and Abraham chat with CC about her time away with St.George in the Lisa Fiaola Cup. Our hosts also recap the first few rounds of U18 NRL Schoolboys and Rebel Shield. Abraham chats about Grange's win at the East Schools Cup One Day.
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    22 mins
  • S2 - Episode 3 Stay in your lane with Lesley

    S2 - Episode 3 Stay in your lane with Lesley
    Apr 9 2024

    Our Season 2 hosts, Abraham and Ramsey chat about the past few weeks in Grange sport and discuss what's coming up next term. Special guest this week Lesley, he chats to the boys about his sprinting journey and what he hopes to achieve at the upcoming National event in Adelaide
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    19 mins
  • S2 - Episode 2 Bella and the perfect Manu

    S2 - Episode 2 Bella and the perfect Manu
    Mar 5 2024

    Jaziah steps in for Ramsey in this episode where we chat to year 12 student Bella about her journey through Rugby Union and what her future looks like now that Melbourne Rebels are in their last season. We hear how to complete the perfect manu and what happens when you have too much green juice as a lactose intolerant kid
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    16 mins

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