FROM crunching numbers in the workplace to crunching tackles on the footy field, Rockhampton’s Tim Glasby loves a challenge.
The future looks bright for the popular rugby league player who is in the latter stages of his financial planning degree and works at Kennas Financial Services.
Tim, 22, has enjoyed returning to the training field at a club pushing in a bold new direction.
JOHN Harbin has been around too long to be easily pleased.
However, even the experienced Capras coach was delighted with his team’s first training session on Monday night.
“I was very pleased with the roll-up and attitude of the players,” he said.
With 45 players attending and a further four or five unable to make the session, Harbin has good reason to be satisfied.
WHEN the new board took over there were a number of priority items on the agenda and high on that list was the change from the CQ Comets to the Central Queensland Capras.
Reasons behind the change include ensuring the identity of the club, with the CQ sporting community, is focused on success.
THE Comets/Capras promise of providing a workable pathway for young Central Queensland footballers is already beginning to take shape, and that is without the senior squad officially starting training.
Head coach John Harbin is under no illusion about the task ahead, but he does make one promise.
NEWLY appointed Central Queensland Capras coach John Harbin is excited by the challenge of returning the region’s premier rugby league team to the finals. The Morning Bulletin’s Guy Williams caught up with him yesterday.
THE Central Queensland Comets will revert to its roots – rebranding the club with an old name but led by a new leader.
Now called the Central Queensland Capras, the Rockhampton-based club has appointed John Harbin as the senior coach for next year.
CENTRAL Queensland’s premier rugby league club is going back to the future as it rebuilds under a new committee headed by businessman Steve McCosker.
Part of the way forward will be a likely name change from the Central Comets to the Central Queensland Capras.
McCosker is now chairman of the club’s executive committee, which is in the process of a significant restructure that will incorporate a number of new fresh faces.