A Queensland teenage rugby league ace who dominated against the state’s best prospects at the Confraternity Carnival is set to spark a recruitment frenzy from NRLW clubs vying for her signature. She headlines our carnival honours list.
Four brothers from four generations of bull-riding heritage are taking Australia by storm, and now two of them have the mini-bucking world finals in their sights.
As coach and captain, siblings Bella and Layla Satui have guided St James to the grand final in the team’s first appearance at the Confraternity Carnival – but they will come up against a very experienced opponent. Check out the day two talking points.
The opening day of the schools rugby league carnival in Rockhampton delivered a scoreless thriller, a triumphant return to competition for one team and some impressive individual points tallies. Check out the highlights here.
With the 45th edition of the schools footy carnival set to kick off in Rockhampton, we identify the players who have gone on to the NRL and NRLW, and reveal the 10 most decorated graduates.
Reigning champs Ignatius Park will take on St Brendan’s as the 45th Confraternity Carnival gets underway in Rockhampton on Monday. Here’s what you need to know about the record-breaking carnival.
An explosive outside back is the latest PNG footy star to join the CQ Capras. See how the deal was done.
They’ve played finals footy for the past three years but the Capras now languish second last on the Q-Cup ladder. Coach Lionel Harbin offers a very frank assessment.
The Capricorn Claws have made a triumphant return to competition in the Ruby North series but coach Anna Young explains how the focus remains on providing a valuable pathway for the region’s rising stars.
Coach Trevor Robertson is confident of a strong showing from the regional under-18 girls team at this week’s Queensland Country Rugby Championships. See the full squad and who is set to shine.
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