weeks into my rehab now and will start running in about three or four weeks, so things are progressing well," he said. "At the moment my focus is just about getting my body right so I am good to go for the Reds." Will Genia was the real ironman of Queensland Rugby in 2012 as he featured in every minute of all 17 Super Rugby matches before finishing the season as the team's captain following a hamstring injury to James Horwill, just before the competition's June Test break. The 75 Reds caps Genia has earned heading into 2013 ranks him third on the current squad list of most games played for Queensland and he is now well on track to join the prestigious 100 Cap Club of Queensland Rugby after finalising his new deal. On the international stage Genia stepped up into the Wallabies captaincy during the June Test window against Scotland and Wales and also in the early stages of the Rugby Championship before a serious knee injury forced the talented playmaker to go under the knife. His efforts in 2012 came after a memorable 2011 season where he confirmed his status as an elite talent in world Rugby after winning his second straight Pilecki Medal for Players' Player. He was also crowned the Australian Super Rugby Player of the Year in 2011, after finishing behind his halves partner Quade Cooper in 2010. 2011 also marked Genia's 50th Queensland and Super Rugby appearance. That was followed with selection as