For coach Moraschi it's about how you play the game

Grant Quarry

By Grant Quarry
Published October 26, 2016

The only thing Griffith ECE teacher Peter Moraschi has loved as much as playing rugby league, has been coaching kids to play the game.

Peter Moraschi, far right, and his team claimed the prestigious Gary Balkin Cup.

Having played at an elite level in Australia and England, before a major back injury halted his career as a ...

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