The fight Western Pride displayed in their 3-2 semi-final loss to Brisbane City proved they can be a force in next year’s Football Queensland Premier League 1 competition if the players return.
West Moreton Anglican College’s wonderful term of success was led by the undefeated Year 8A girls touch football team, one of three College sides to achieve premierships.
The annual intercity competition starts on October 9 with a new focus for Laidley, Centrals, Thunder, Brothers, South East Redbanks, Northsiders and Hornets. See how they shape up.
Western Pride can take risks with plenty of fresh confidence when they tackle Brisbane City in Saturday night’s sudden death Football Queensland Premier League 1 semi-final.
The Ipswich Turf Club has recorded an operational profit despite the high level of business disruption to the club throughout the past year.
There are some big match-ups all over the park but this game will be won in the halves with both teams having players that can turn the grand final.
Apart from 21 gold medals, the Ipswich and District Athletic Club contingent returned from North Queensland with 16 silver and seven bronze medals. Check out the remarkable feats.
The Ipswich Grammar Swimming Club has been re-established in time for a new summer season and looking towards the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane.
Timely tons by Queensland batsmen Sam Heazlett and Matt Renshaw were among the leading efforts in the latest weekend of Premier Grade cricket. Catch the other star performers.
Senior Ipswich City Bulls player Zygan Condie fittingly scored the final goal of Ipswich City’s character-testing season. See why his team displayed trademark commitment.
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