Which players are predicted to swing the Meninga Cup sudden death semi-finals matches? The capable kingmakers from Souths Logan, Mackay, Burleigh and Norths are named here ahead of Saturday’s clashes on the Peninsula.
Meninga Cup semi-final special: How’s this for six Teams of the Decade – so far – from the clubs about to enter a finals football pressure cooker. See who has starred for Norths, Souths, Redcliffe, Mackay, Burleigh and Tweed here.
Meninga Cup’s bold NRL player predictions: Who were the 20 teen footballers from the six clubs remaining in premiership contention most likely to play in the NRL? Revealed here.
Meninga Cup’s Dolphins derby: Latest Players of the Round here, including the best from the big shoot-out between Norths and Redcliffe which saw the son of a former Origin series winner star.
Harvey Norman rugby league countdown: The Redcliffe Dolphins were set to make a splash in the 2025 junior representative season. The club’s U19 and U17 leading players here.
Connell Cup rugby league countdown: Souths Logan have the brothers of two series winning State of Origin players, but there is also plenty of other talent set to shine in 2025.
Meninga Cup countdown: Key recruits add snap, crackle and pop to the Brisbane Tigers U19s in 2025. Full squad, key players to watch here.
Cowboys legend James Tamou and winger Kalifa Faifai Loa will grace fields in Townsville again this year with the pair of veterans committing to another season of Q Cup. Find out what title Tamou is set to claim.
Townsville young gun Dudley Dotoi has earnt a train and trial deal with the Rabbitohs after starring for the PNG PM’s XIII, joining four other Blackhawks. Read more about each player.
In a wide-ranging interview, departing QRL boss Bruce Hatcher has urged the NRL to make Wayne Bennett the next Immortal, called for a fifth team in Queensland and backed Reece Walsh to be the Maroons’ next Wally Lewis.
There is a new man in charge of rugby league in Queensland and he has wasted no time in calling for the NRL to support rugby league’s war against the cashed-up AFL.
As the school year comes to a close, North Queensland’s top year 12 schoolboy and schoolgirl rugby league stars have set their sights on the future. See where they’re heading to play in 2025.
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