WATCH THE REPLAYS: Day 3 AFL SEQ youth club footy finals

It’s been a huge day for junior AFL in Queensland, with 10 big grand finals livesteamed direct from the Yeronga Devils. WATCH THE REPLAYS HERE

Fasten your seat belts for a 10 game grand final burst on day 3 of the AFL SEQ youth competition - livestreamed throughout today via www.couriermail.com.au, the Gold Coast Bulletin and News affiliates.

Hosted by the Yeronga Devils AFC, finals will feature competition across Div 1, 2, 3 and 4 grand finals today after a bumper first two days of finals.

DAY 1 REPLAYS HERE

DAY 2 REPLAYS HERE

In all 24 grand finals will be streamed and replayed.

THE MATCHES

Could you have had two better matches to start day 3? I doubt it, as the Mt Gravatt Vultures clashed with Sandgate (Div 2 boys) and Morningside took on Wilston Grange (Div 1) in two rip-roaring grand finals.

Mt Gravatt won 10-2-62 to 5-5-35 over Sandgate, but try telling the Vultures’ players and supporters they had a comfortable grand final win.

The young Hawks trailed 5-1-31 to 0-1-1 before they kicked their first major - and then surged to an inspiring comeback.

Indeed deep into the final term the Vultures held a 6-2-38 to 5-4-34 as Sandgate surged against their becalmed rivals.

Mt Gravatt Vultures win the under 12 Div 2 premiership.

But it was Mt Gravatt who prevailed, kicking one and then wrapping the game up with a soccered ball that dribbled, rather than rolled, across the line.

It was not a pretty goal, but it was joyfully received by the army of Vultures fans as the match drifted marginally beyond Sandgate’s grasp.

That goal was followed by another and the premiership cup was safely on its way to Klump Rd, Upper Mt Gravatt.

Earlier, the Mt Gravatt Vultures under 12 Div 2 boys settled the grand final nerves with an early goal - and then another and then a third major to establish a first quarter lead.

The Vultures were greeted with wild applause from onlookers and a call of “on ya Vultures’’ as the players made their way to the coach for a first quarter chat.

The Sandgate Hawks were rallied together by their coach, and ended the term break with a “one, two, three’’ chant before sprinting off into their positions.

But it was the Vultures who maintained a territorial advantage and two more goals - including a screamer - led to a 5-1-31 to 0-1-1 lead.

But Sandgate received a huge second term boost with its first major and seemed to regain parity with their rivals.

Morningside Panthers under 12 Div 1 premiers.

On field No.1, old foes Wilston Grange and Morningside went to work in the under 12 Div 1 clash. with the mighty Morningside Panthers inching ahead to win 7-9-51 to 4-5-29 in another magnificent youth grand final.

The Gorillas got on the board first - initially with a behind and then with a soaring major as both team’s settled into the frantic pace of the Div 1 boys encounter.

Morningside’s idling engines started to warm and by halftime we had another thriller - with the Panthers ahead 2-4-16 to 2-3-15.

What a game it was, with Wilston Grange retaking the lead into the third term in a high class affair.

But Morningside then started to capitalise on its chances, breaking clear 6-7-43 to 4-4-28 into the fourth quarter.

Alexandra Hills capped its premiership with Jack Gresty winning best on ground.

In the under 12 Div 2 boys decider between Alexandra Hills and the Leopards, Alex Hills got out of the blocks with the first four scoring shots.

Alex Hills generated more scoring shots but Calamvale’s defenders dug deep and Alexandra Hills never far enough ahead to feel safe. The final score came to rest at 5--15-51 to 2-3-15.

Earlier, Alex Hills led 2-9-21 to 1-2-8 but Calamvale kept contesting hard at the ball and worked hard all game.

Eventually goals came for Calamvale whose persistence was rewarded in the third term, but Alex Hills responded with another three goals and heading for home at the start of the fourth quarter, Alexandra Hills led 5-12-42 to 2-3-15.

In the under 14 Div 4 clash, the Sandgate Hawks got cracking to kick nine of the first 13 scoring shots of the match against Aspley.

It was another dogged grand final with the desperation of both team’s evident, with Sandgate leading 2-5-17 to 0-4-4 at the long break.

Aspley struck back with an early third quarter goal, and a thrilling finish was in the offering.

The Hawks hit back almost straight away to establish a two goal margin, but it was anyone’s game as Aspley continued to stay within striking distance.

Replay: Springwood Vs Greater Spring, Under 12s, Div 4:

Replay: Keron Vs Aspley, Under 12s, Div 3

Replay: Sandgate v Morningside (Under 17’s, Div 2)

Replay: Darling Downs v Jimboomba (Under 16’s, Div 3)

Replay: Mt Gravatt vs Palm Beach (Under 16s, Div1)

Full list of best and fairest winners across SEQ youth competitions

U12 Division 1: Noah Cameron - Wilston Grange

U12 Division 1:Taj Murray - Burleigh

U12 Division 2: Ethan Stackelberg - Sandgate

U12 Division 2: Sean TobinPacific - Pines

U12 Division 2: Zavier Kleinschmidt - Coolum

U12 Division 3: Ethan Gration - Wilston Grange

U12 Division 3: Zachary Eveans - Ipswich Eagles

U12 Division 3: Alexander McKenzie - Noosa

U12 Division 4: Ashdyn Brake - North Lakes

U12 Division 4: Sebastian Bodeker - Greater Springfield

U13 Division 1: Molly Ferguson - Maroochydore

U13 Division 1: Oceah Wulf - North Shore

U13 Division 1: Hailey Flynn - Tweed Coolangatta

U13 Division 2: Taylor McLeod - Aspley

U13 Division 2: Taima Rue - Moreton Bay

U13 Division 2: Jessica Lavigne - Mt Gravatt

U13 Division 2: Lilly Patten - Carrara

U13 Division 3: Mia Doyle- North Lakes

U13 Division 3: Peta Saylor-Smith - Jimboomba

U14 Division 1: James Milner- Kedron

U14 Division 1: Harry Caspers- Noosa

U14 Division 1: Jai Murray - Burleigh

U14 Division 2: Xander Rival-Quinn - Jindalee

U14 Division 2: Matthew Hoy - Labrador

U14 Division 2: Harrison Ronchi - Caloundra

U14 Division 3: Matthew Anderson- Redcliffe

U14 Division 3: Mackenzie Hicks - Victoria Point

U14 Division 3: Ashton Devine - Labrador

U14 Division 4: Rory Macleod - Narangba

U14 Division 4: Luke Costa - Wynnum

U15 Division 1: Eva Sartor- Wests Juniors

U15 Division 1: Havana Harris - Burleigh

U15 Division 2: Fanolele Tuitahi - Morningside

U15 Division 2: Lataya De Pauw - Moreton Bay

U15 Division 2:Alannah McNally - Ballina

U15 Division 3: Hannah Beckett - Victoria Point

U16 Division 1: Ned Rosenbrock - Wilston Grange

U16 Division 1: Elijah Glass - Coorparoo

U16 Division 2: Tom Fry - Sandgate

U16 Division 2: Carlton Wagener - Carrara

U16 Division 2: Liam Constance - Hinterland

U16 Division 3: Shaun Swindells - Narangba

U16 Division 3: Ryleigh Utting - Jimboomba

U16 Division 4: Robert Hatfield - Victoria Point

U17 Division 1: Jasmyn Smith - Broadbeach

News Corp’s commitment to AFLQ SEQ’s youth grand final day follows our live streaming of AFLQ StreetSmart Schools Cup finals’ action - which will include Tuesday’s quarterfinal matches - and next month’s semi finals and grand finals.

Sunday

Under 12 Div 2 8:30am: Mt Gravatt v Sandgate YERONGA 2

Under 12 Div 3 10:15am Alex Hills v Calamvale YERONGA 2

Under 12 Div 4 Noon: Springwood v Greater Spring field YERONGA 2

Under 12 Div 3 1:45pm: Kedron v Aspley YERONGA 2

Under 16 Div 3 3:30pm Darling Downs v Jimboomba YERONGA 2

Under 12 Div 1 9am: Morningside v Wilston Grange YERONGA 1

Under 14 Div 4 10:45am: Aspley v Sandgate YERONGA 1

Under 17 Div 2 12:30pm: Sandgate v Morningside YERONGA 1

Under 16 Div 1 2:15pm: Mt Gravatt v Palm Beach YERONGA 1

Under 16 Div 2 4:15pm: Morningside v Sandgate YERONGA 1