Queensland Reds Academy teams: Player selection highlights from the under-16s, under-19s teams ready to rumble in the Super Rugby tournament on Saturday. See what exciting youngsters are lining up here and get an insight.
The 2024 National Netball Championships are fast approaching. While NSW reveal their new and returning names, one of Queensland’s top shooters is candid with the fact she has unfinished business on the national stage. Full story inside:
There was some top performances to savour as the biggest event on the Little A’s Queensland calendar came to an exciting climax. Relive all the track and field action. Check out the Sunday photo gallery.
Surfers Paradise’s Ali Day and Maroochydore’s Tiarnee Massie have claimed the day two Ironman and Ironwoman titles at the Shannon Eckstein Classic at BMD Northcliffe. See howthe two day event unfolded.
Another hot summer is almost here and we have scoured the state to unearth the teenage athletics superstars in every corner of Queensland who deserve to be recognised for their amazing feats. Discover them here
Revealed: Here’s 20 Queensland super swimming water babies, along with our A to Z guide of dozens of Queensland’s discovery rookies following the All Age Swimming Championships.
With the 2032 Brisbane Olympics on the horizon, let’s take a look at Queensland’s finest young softballers. See the full list here as we reveal 15 teen talents.
With the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games and Paralympic Games around the corner, we peer into the crystal ball of rising talent to reveal a list of Queensland’s possible Games’ competitors. See the full list.
Australia failed to medal in the men’s Commonwealth Games rugby sevens but these 38 schoolboys have the potential to lead the green and fold to a future podium finish. SEE THE LIST
The Brisbane Olympic Games are a decade away but already an Ipswich school has put “unique” programs in place to ensure they have some local stars on the hockey pitch in 2032.
Three dedicated young boxers from Springfield’s Warrior Boxing Gym are off to the Under 19 national titles in Melbourne next month. Read about the rookies here.
Here’s the Top 40 Queensland teen swimmers you’ll be cheering for when they represent Australia at the Commonwealth Games, world titles and junior Dolphins’ meets.
A young gun with super springs in her blood is on her way to the World Junior Championships with the U20 Australian Athletics Team. See what’s motivating her to reach new heights.
Watch the replays of today’s two AWL clashes between Queensland Thunder and UNSW Wests. And also enjoy last night’s double header REPLAYS here.
Who won the GPS First XI cricket premiership? It was the first title by this school since they had a future Test cricketer playing for them 10 years ago.
An electric GPS swimming championship at Chandler before a roaring crowd, with the winner claiming the title for the first time in three years. See the full story here.
Payne Cup changes: What it means for the elite schoolboy rugby league season and how the Dolphins will be involved.
Here are 30 great Queensland sporting moments since 1976 – and yes, Ash Barty’s Australian Open win is near the top.
Olympic medallist Mollie O’Callaghan received a hero’s welcome when she returned to school yesterday. She leads Queensland’s youth domination of national swimming teams, with the pick of the crop to be unveiled soon by Swimming Queensland.
Now for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics – 50 athletes to watch. As we ponder the record equalling success of our Tokyo Olmypians, we peer forward at some of our local rookies eyeing the Brisbane 2032 Games.
Revealed: Ten Queensland wildcard Tokyo Olympic Games medal chances. They are others, but here are 10 little rippers.
Here’s seven local school students who dream of competing at the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games – and here’s seven magic Olympics moments which inspired them.
It is a divine Olympic Games family moment as mother and daughter, gymnastic coach and athlete, prepare for the Tokyo Games.
Once a Mackay nipper, Meg Harris is now our new Olympic Games freestyle swimming super girl.
Tokyo Olympics: The Speedo Fastskin’s big reveal has taken place, with superstars Mack Horton and Emma McKeon leading a parade of aquatic athletes modelling the attire this morning.
BRISBANE athletes will continue to fight for medals when the Rio Olympics continues overnight. Take a look below to find out when your local athlete is competing.
SHE has withstood terrible conditions on the water to be placed 13th but Ashley Stoddart is still a chance to race for the medals in Rio.
BRISBANE pair Cameron Bairstow and Brock Motum stepped up to lead the Boomers to a dominant win over China this morning.
A BRUSH with Brazilian police for father Dave could not take the gloss off Dane Bird-Smith’s bronze-medal finish in the 20km racewalk in Rio.
Kippa-Ring skeet shooter Paul Adams is in ninth position at the Rio Olympic Games after competing overnight. He’s back in action tonight.
SHE already has a bronze medal from Rio and now Maddison Keeney is on the hunt for her second — this time in the 3m springboard.
BRISBANE athletes will continue to fight for medals when the Rio Olympics continues overnight. Take a look below to find our when your local athlete is competing.
Australia’s Mitch Larkin secured a silver medal in the 200m backstroke at the Rio Olympic Games this morning, bravely battling on behind Ryan Murphy of the United States.
KOOKABURRAS star Jake Whetton says the team’s belief has not wavered despite losing two out of their four pool games in Rio.
THE Boomers won’t be taking the winless China easily when the two teams clash in Rio.
THE golden result every Australian swimming fan had been dreaming failed to materialise in Rio as Cate and Bronte Campbell finished outside the medals in the women’s 100m freestyle final.
SHE is regarded as one of the best to pick up a stick and Wamuran Hockey Club export Jodie Kenny has 100 great reasons to remember her Rio campaign for the Hockeyroos.
PLAYING for the Australian Opals at an Olympic Games is a surreal feeling for star forward Cayla George.
THERE is no rest for our athletes in Rio as they continue their quest for Olympic glory. Just where will our local heroes be in action tonight and tomorrow?
“MAN UP”. That’s the message former Australian basketball great Brian Kerle has for the US Dream Team after they labelled the Boomers “dirty” in their tussle this morning.
UPDATE: KYLE Chalmers may have stolen the show, but Games debutant Madeline Groves is the toast of St Peters Western Swim Club after a magical morning in the pool in Rio.
BRISBANE swimmer Mitch Larkin has turned in a strong swim to qualify second fastest for the 200m backstroke final tomorrow.
WITH 10 boats capsizing, staying afloat is a challenge in itself on the waters of Rio. Ashley Stoddart remains in the mix after three days of laser radial sailing.
WHAT’S in store in Rio for you tonight and tomorrow? Well settle back and prepare to cheer on our athletes as they take to the water, the court, and rugby and hockey fields. Will more medals come our way?
STAMPED as rugby sevens’ golden girl, Charlotte Caslick has always been a step ahead — right back to the sporting fields of Brisbane State High School.
WITH 19 consecutive wins, it is little wonder the USA’s Dream Team is regarded as one of the world’s best outfits. But our Boomers are hellbent on making the US’s Olympic campaign a nightmare.
RECORD equalling Olympian Alicia Coutts bowed out of individual international swimming today with a gallant fifth placing in the final of the 200m Medley at the Rio Olympic Games.
ST PETERS Western Swim Club’s Emma McKeon has added individual bronze to her relay gold after pushing some of world swimming’s biggest names.
HIS grandfather introduced him to skeet shooting and has coached him to his debut Olympics. Now Paul Adams is hoping their partnership will bear fruit of the Olympic medal kind.
THE road to Olympic glory is a long and arduous one — and it is one the family of all athletes take together. Vivii Pelite shares the journey of her daughter, Rugby Sevens darling Evania Pelite.
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