Langer Reserves Players of the Week: Three fullbacks and a cracking PBC forward beamed brightly after round 1 openers. The best 30+ players revealed here, including from your school.
2025 QLD NRL Schoolgirls Cup Round 1 Players of the Day revealed as Logan schools march to victories despite a stoic effort from Gold Coast debut school, PBC SHS. WATCH REPLAYS
While he admits it wasn’t the perfect performance, Keebra Park coach Peter Norman was impressed with their Langer Trophy win over Redcliffe on Wednesday. Watch the REPLAY here.
Mabel Park has pulled off a Langer Trophy boilover in the opening round of the competition, knocking off the reigning national champions. Watch three REPLAYS from the opening round.
Wavell’s Timahna Tandy couldn’t have started his Langer Trophy season off any better, with the star fullback dominating against Ipswich on Tuesday. Watch the REPLAY here.
The Langer Reserve grade Players to Watch this season includes the brother of a former Queensland schoolboy gun and twin tower brothers from across the Tasman. FULL LIST
A Brisbane Broncos-signed boom boy has pledged his allegiance to Queensland ahead of the Langer Trophy season despite his NRL playing brother being NSW eligible.
Aerial heroics from Mitch Watson helped Burleigh bury the Hornets again, as the flying winger’s hat-trick and metre-eating returns sparked a 46-point blitz at Pizzey Park.
Tom Trbojevic has passed a major hurdle ahead of his return to the NRL, while the Dragons received positive news after a player was rushed to hospital on Friday night.
The Bulldogs have confirmed teen star Lachlan Galvin will make his debut for the club on Monday against the Eels – the side he came close to joining from the Tigers. Latest team news inside.
The Knights were booed off the field by their own fans at half time. They went on to produce one of the most memorable wins in the club’s history with a golden point victory over the shellshocked Sea Eagles.
The NRL SuperCoach Mastermind gives his last word on tactics for round 14, the popular trades inviting trouble, captaincy picks + the full SuperCoach watchlist.
Brisbane’s all black kit sent the NRL world into a frenzy and helped to revive their stuttering season. But was Brisbane’s return to form down to a brave call from Michael Maguire at the selection table?
Wests Tigers premiership coach Tim Sheens was a notable absentee at the club’s 2005 reunion. ‘Buzz’ Rothfield reveals the real reason behind the no-show. Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
Melbourne are under siege for their best talent with the Perth Bears and PNG set to hit the player market. As a result, the Storm are ready to launch one of the richest retention drives in the club’s history.
While Melbourne will end their 27-year association with Queensland feeder teams, they won’t leave the Sunshine State alone, with the Storm turning up the heat on the Broncos in the battle for Queensland talent.
Jarome Luai was meant to be the Tigers’ $6 million saviour, and while the club insists they couldn’t be happier with ‘Romey’ on and off the field, they concede more can be done to help their playmaker excel.
Jai Opetaia is South Sydney Rabbitohs diehard, and followed in the footsteps of legendary Bunnies captain John Sattler when he won a world title with a broken jaw. This is how Opetaia earned the Souths’ legend’s respect.
The former Brisbane Broncos player who stepped up to rescue the famous Artie Beetson statue has sensationally been unmasked by the outgoing boss of Suncorp Stadium.
Returning superstar Reece Walsh scored two tries and played a major role in helping snap Brisbane’s losing streak, with the Broncos running over the Titans to ease the pressure valve on coach Michael Maguire.
Cronulla’s premiership credentials continue to plummet after back-to-back poor performances, while the Warriors have cemented themselves as a genuine title threat off the back of former Shark Luke Metcalf.
After 29 years, The Back Page is set to finish with just three more episodes to air. Fox Sports boss Steve Crawley explains to Phil Rothfield why it’s time to wrap up Australia’s longest running television sports show.
Billy Slater is weighing up the biggest selection call of his tenure, with the Queensland coach on the verge of dropping halfback and captain Daly Cherry-Evans, effectively ending his glittering Origin career.
Laurie Daley will name his squad for Origin II following the King’s Birthday clash between the Bulldogs and Eels on Monday and it’s a Storm enforcer who has been tipped to fill Mitch Barnett’s boots.