The Gold Coast Cyclones have walked away from the 2024 South Queensland Championships victorious, taking out a whopping nine of 12 divisions including five of six junior flags. With the region’s best finally catching their breath, we reveal the standouts in every age group. Full story inside:
GPS First XI football: Lightning strikes twice as two-time hattrick hero helps TSS warm its engines for big game bout against IGS on Saturday. See the Rd 5 Team of the Week here.
Who were the speed demons setting the TAS First XV rugby competition alight? Revealed here, along with the cross code wonders who represent their school in multiple sports.
Colts 1 club rugby: Last year’s minor premiers jumped to the top of the ladder as a stunning round of Colts 1 rugby unfolded over the weekend. See who impressed from each club here.
Two Academy teams that boast a bright future for rugby in Queensland scored top marks in our Queensland Reds Academy report card following the climax of the Super Rugby U16 and U19 competitions. See which players caught the eye.
Club cricket: Centuries flowed last Saturday, including from the blade of Marist College Ashgrove old boys Tom Collier and Cooper Mackie, and from a South Brisbane old favourite called Lucky.
Queensland Tonga wasted no time impressing at the Pacific Youth Rugby Festival, taking out the Under-10s competition in their first year. The club has since received an influx of interest from families wanting to get in early for 2024. Full details:
Phins up: A schoolboy ace signing from arch rivals the Broncos has added to the Dolphins arsenal of junior talent. Here is our insight into the club’s future’s rookies’ list.
The Queensland Reds finished the year with a bang as they blooded 11 debutants in a thrilling match against the Saitama Panasonic Wild Knights at Ballymore Stadium. How it unfolded here.
Teams from all around Australia have taken to the fields at North Lakes United FC for the First Nations Indigenous Football Cup. We were there to catch the action on day one from the games and around the grounds. SEE THE GALLERY
Here’s a crystal ball insight into the Gold Coast Titans next generation of players as the NRL powerhouse stockpiles its talent under new coach Des Hasler.
Here’s a crystal ball insight into the Brisbane Broncos next generation of players as the NRL powerhouse stockpiles its talent to replace departing or ageing players.
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