2019 Northern Pride RLFC season

Northern PrideClub information

Full name| Northern Pride Rugby League Football Club
Nickname(s)| The Pride
Colours|  Black, teal and gold
Founded| 2007
Website| northernpride.com.au
Current details
Ground(s)|

* Barlow Park, Cairns (seating 1,700, standing 15,000)

CEO| Mark Quinn (2018-)
Coach| Ty Williams (2017-2023)
Competition| Intrust Cup
2019| 12th

Home colours

Records
Premierships| 2 (2010/2014)
Runners-up| 1 (2009)
Minor premierships| 1 (2013/2014)

Main article: Northern Pride RLFC

2019 was the twelfth competitive season for the Cairns based Northern Pride Rugby League Football Club. They were one of 14 clubs that played in the twenty-third season of Queensland's top rugby league competition, QRL's Intrust Super Cup, with each team playing 12 home games and 11 away games over 24 weeks between March and August.[1]

Following the retirement of captain Ryan Ghietti, coach Ty Williams appointed Tom Hancock and Dave Murphy as joint co-captains.[2] Jared Allen and Jack Campagnolo were co-captains in the second pre-season trial game.

Channel 9 continued to be the television broadcast provider, but televised games returned to Sunday afternoons, after the Saturday afternoon slot proved unpopular, with viewing figures having slumped by as much as 50,000 a game in 2018.[3] Games were shown at noon for the first four weeks, then, when Daylight Saving Time ended in New South Wales, games were shown at 1:00pm.

## 2019 Season -  Northern Pride[edit]

Main article: 2019 Queensland Cup

* Competition: Intrust Super Cup.
* Sponsor: 'Mount Peter Estate' (Kenfrost Homes).

### Staff[edit]

#### Coaches/Trainers[edit]

* Coach: Ty Williams
* Assistant Coach: Sam Obst
* Assistant Coach: Bobby Berg
* Strength & Conditioning Coach: Scott Callaghan

#### Captains[edit]

* Co-Captains: Tom Hancock and Dave Murphy.
* Trial game co-captains: Jared Allen and Jack Campagnolo.

#### Managers[edit]

* Football Operations Manager: Chey Bird
* Administration, Marketing & Memberships Member: Alannah Giuffrida
* Media Manager: Gavin Broomhead
* Gameday Commentator: Elliott Lovejoy
* Chief executive: Mark Quinn
* Chairman: Tony Williamson
* Board of Directors: Peter Parr (Cowboys), Gail Andrejic (finance), Stephen Tillett, Stephen Devenish, Terry Medhurst, Jodi Scott.

## Squad[edit]

Tom Hancock  – SR (c)
David Murphy  (c)
Jordan Biondi-Odo  – FE
Jared Allen  – HB
Shawn Bowen  – CE
Will Bugden
James Clark
Jack Murphy
Bradley Stephen  – CE
Matthew Musumeci  – FB
Connor Jones  – PR
Aidan Day  – PR

Steven Tatipata  – CE
Matolu Lauema  – PR
Jack Campagnolo – FE
Hugh Sedger  – SR
Dominoc Biondi  – LK
Evan Child
Cameron Torpy
Brayden Torpy
Jordan Biondi-Odo
Denzel King
Maurice Blair
Terrence Casey-Douglas  – SR

|  Development Players

Ewan Moore
Mark Rosendale
Elijah Simpson
Patrick Gallen
Quinlyn Cannon
James Dempsey
Corey Child

|  North Queensland Cowboys allocation

Jake Clifford – HB, FE
Peter Hola – PR
Javid Bowen – CE, WG
Coen Hess – PR
Ben Hampton – FB, CE
Gideon Gela-Mosby – FB, WG
Enari Tuala – WG, CE
Jordan McLean
Gavin Cooper
Nene Macdonald
Kurt Baptiste
Scott Bolton – PR, SR

* * *

### 2019 player gains[edit]

Player  | From League  | From Club

|
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Maurice Blair | Englidh RFL Super League |  Hull KR
Brayden Torpy | Intrust Super Cup |  Easts Tigers
Denzel King | Intrust Super Cup |  Ipswich Jets
Cameron Torpy | NRL U-20s |  Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Hugh Sedger | Toowoomba Rugby League |  Toowoomba Valleys Roosters
Dominic Biondi | Brisbane Rugby League |  West Brisbane Panthers
Evan Child | Intrust Super Cup |  Northern Pride U-20s
Steven Tatipata | Intrust Super Cup |  Northern Pride U-20s
Matolu Laumea | CDRL |  Innisfail Leprechauns

### Player losses after 2018 season[edit]

Player  | To League  | To Club

|
|

Ryan Ghietti | Retired |
Brett Anderson | Retired |
Colin Wilkie | Retired |
Sheldon Powe-Hobbs | Retired |
Troy Kapea | Retired |
Justin Castellaro | Retired |
Graham Clark | Retired |
Nathan Wales | Retired |
Keelan White | Released |
Jonico Hardwick | Released to play Rugby Union |
Darryn Schonig | Intrust Super Cup |  Sunshine Coast Falcons

### 2019 Season Launch[edit]

* Pre-season training: 12 November 2018.
* Pre-season Boot Camp: Mystery Destination, 1-3 February 2018[4]
* Season launch: Mamu Link Park, Mount Peter Residential Estate, Edmonton, Queensland|Edmonton]], Saturday 2 March 2019, 10:00am-1:00pm.[5]

* * *

### Trial matches[edit]

Round  | Opponent  | Score  | Date  | Venue

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Trial 1a  |  Mackay Cutters | CANCELLED  | Saturday, 9 February 2019  | Jack Manski Oval, Townsville
Trial 1b  |  Townsville Blackhawks | CANCELLED  | Saturday, 9 February 2019  | Jack Manski Oval, Townsville
Trial 2  |  Cairns Marlins | 40 - 10  | Saturday, 16 February 2019  | Mossman Showgrounds, Mossman
Trial 3  |  Townsville Blackhawks | 28 - 10  | Saturday, 23 February 2019  | Alley Park, Gordonvale

Pre-season Trial 1a
Saturday
9 February 2019
19:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Mackay Cutters | CANCELLED  |  Northern Pride

|
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Tries

Goals
?  |  | Tries

Goals

Jack Manski Oval
(Golf Links Drive, Kirwan, QLD)

Cancelled due to the Townsville Floods.

* * *

Pre-season Trial 1b
Saturday
9 February 2019
19:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Townsville Blackhawks | CANCELLED  |  Northern Pride

|
|

Tries

Goals
?  |  | Tries

Goals

Jack Manski Oval
(Golf Links Drive, Kirwan, QLD)

Cancelled due to the Townsville Floods.

* * *

Pre-season Trial 2
Saturday
16 February 2019
17:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Northern Pride | 18 - 12  |  CDRL Cairns Marlins

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Tries:
Mark Rosendale 2
Shaun Bowen 1
Bradley Stephen 1
Goals:
Jack Campagnolo 1 (1 from 4)  | Half-time:
12 - 0
| Tries:
1 Dale Ambrym
1 Stanley Anau

Goals:
1 (1 from 2)
Penalty Goal

Mossman Showgrounds
(Mossman, Queensland

Northern Pride: 1. Matthew Musumeci (Fullback), 2. Steven Tatipata (Wing), 3. Shawn Bowen (Centre), 4. Bradley Stephen (Centre), 5. Mark Rosendale (Wing), 6. Jack Campagnolo (Five-eighth), 7. Jared Allen (Halfback), 8. Aidan Day (Prop), 9. Quinlyn Cannon (Hooker), 10. Matthew Lauema (Prop), 11. Hugh Sedger (Second Row), 12. Terrence Casey-Douglas (Second Row), 13. Dominoc Biondi (Lock).

Interchange: 14. Evan Child, 15. Elijah Simpson, 16. Cameron Torpy, 17. Patrick Gallen, 18. Corey Child, 19. James Dempsey, 20. Ewan Moore.
Unavailable: Coach Ty Williams rested the majority of his senior players: co-captains Dave Murphy and Tom Hancock, Jack Murphy, Connor Jones, Brayden Torpy, Jordan Biondi-Odo, Denzel King, Will Bugden, James Clark, Maurice Blair.
Cairns Marlins Foley Shield Squad: Ivanhoes Knights: Rhy Young, Dallas Skardon, Jacob Wallace, Rhylee Heard, Joel Dionysius. Innisfail Leprachauns: Fred Koraba, Aaron Jolley, Taulata Fakelelu, Johann Turner, Dan Sagigi. Brothers Cairns: Patrick Lewis. Mossman-Port Douglas Sharks: Stanley Anau, Eddie Daniel, Joel Marama. Yarrabah Seahawks: Milton Mossman. Edmonton Storm: Ian Bounghi. Atherton Roosters: Graham Clark, Ned Blackman, Jermaine Pedro. Mareeba Gladiators: Ben Cocciolone. Cairns Kangaroos: Dale Ambrym, Declan Booth.

* * *

Pre-season Trial 3
Saturday
23 February 2019
18:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Northern Pride | 28 - 10  |  Townsville Blackhawks

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Tries:
Shawn Bowen 1
Tom Hancock 1
Jared Allen 1
Connor Jones 1
Jack Campagnolo 1
Goals
Jack Campagnolo 4 (4 from 5)  | Half-time:
10 - 4
| Tries:
1 Bacho Salam
1 ?

Goals
Shaun Nona 1 (1 from 2)

Alley Park
(Gordonvale, QLD)

Northern Pride: 1. Jack Murphy (Fullback), 2. Steven Tatipata (Wing), 3. Shawn Bowen* (Centre), 4. Bradley Stephen (Centre), 5. Matthew Musemeci (Wing), 6. Evan Child (Five-eighth), 7. Jordon Biondi-Odo (Halfback), 8. Aiden Day (Prop), 9. Connor Jones (Hooker), 10. Will Bugden (Prop), 11. Hugh Sedger (Second Row), 12. Tom Hancock (c) (Second Row), 13. Dave Murphy (c) (Lock).

Interchange: 14. Denzel King, 15. Cameron Torpy, 16. Matthew Lauema, 17. Terrence Casey, 18. Jared Allen, 19. Jack Campagnolo, 20. Maurice Blair.
Unavailable: Brayden Torpy (rested), Dominic Biondi (injured).
Townsville and District Mendi Blackhawks: 1. Nathan Traill, 2. Michael Carroll, 3. Levi Dodd, 4. Bacho Salam, 5. Thomas McCagh, 6. Samuel Martin-Savage, 7. Shaun Nona, 22. Sione Lousi, 9. Sam Murphy, 10. Daniel Beasley, 11. Cody Maughan, 12. Ryan Lloyd, 13. Kieran Quabba.
Interchange: 14. Adam Cook, 15. Campbell Duffy, 16. Chippie Korostchuk, 8. Jayden Stephens, 17. Ben Condon, 19. Michael Bell, 21. Wiremu Greig, 8. Jayden Stephens.

### Intrust Super Cup matches[edit]

See also: 2019 Queensland Cup season results

ROUND 1: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Saturday
9 March 2019
18:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Northern Pride | 22 - 18  |  Redcliffe Dolphins

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|

Tries:
Tom Hancock (10') 1
Gideon Gela-Mosby* (34') 1
Shawn Bowen (53') 1
Nene Macdonald]]* (68') 1
Goals:
Jake Clifford* 3 (3 from 4)  | Half-time:
12 - 4
Penalties:
14 - 12
QRL Report
| Tries:
1 Taylor Brown (38')
1 Scott Schulte (58')
1 Nick Brown ((61')
1 Brayden Dee (75')
Goals:
1 Bryce Donovan 76' (1 from 4)
0 Cory Paix (0 from 2)

Barlow Park
(Severin Street, Parramatta Park, QLD)
Referee: Nick Pelgrave, Wyatt Raymond

* * *

ROUND 2: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Sunday
17 March 2019
15:00 AEST (UTC+10)

PNG Hunters | 0 - 24  |  Northern Pride

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|

Tries:

Goals:

Penalty Goals:
0  | Half-time:
0 - 18
Penalties:
6 - 8
QRL Report
| Tries:
1 Matthew Musumeci (2')
1 Will Bugden (5')
1 Shawn Bowen (30')
1 Jack Murphy (54')
Goals:
3 Jake Clifford* (3 from 4)
Penalty Goals:
1 Jake Clifford* (64') (1 from 1)

Oil Search Stadium
(Port Moresby, PNG)
Referee: Ethan Menchin

* * *

ROUND 3: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Saturday
23 March 2019
18:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Northern Pride | 4 - 20  |  Townsville Blackhawks

|
|

Tries:
Enari Tuala* (61') 1

Goals:

Penalty Goals:
0  | Half-time:
0 - 10
Penalties:
10 - 6
QRL Report
| Tries:
1 Tom Gilbert (17')
1 Michael Carroll (29')
1 Temone Power (56')
Goals:
2 Levi Dodd (2 from 3)
Penalty Goals:
2 Levi Dodd (2 from 2)

Barlow Park
(Severin Street, Parramatta Park, QLD)
Referee: Daniel Schwass, Tyson Brough

* * *

ROUND 4: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Saturday
30 March 2019
15:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Ipswich Jets | 28 - 16  |  Northern Pride

|
|

Tries:
Julian Christian (12') 1
Richard Pandia (17') 1
Jayden Connors (31') 1
Michael Purcell (34', 54') 2
Goals:
Marmin Barba 4 (4 from 5)  | Half-time:
22 - 0
Penalties:
4 - 11
QRL Report
| Tries:
1 Bradley Stephen (62')
1 Matthew Musumeci (64')
1 Enari Tuala* (77')

Goals:
2 Brayden Torpy (2 from 3)

North Ipswich Reserve
(Ipswich, QLD)
Referee: Tim Rutherford

* * *

ROUND 5: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Saturday
6 April 2019
13:00 AEST (UTC+10)

SC Falcons | 50 - 10  |  Northern Pride

|
|

Tries:
Sandor Earl (5', 12', 53'} 3
Justin Olam (8'} 1
Lachlan Roe (30'} 1
Chris Lewis (35'} 1
Jon Reuben (42', 65'} 2
Todd Murphy (47', 68'} 2
Goals:
Todd Murphy 5 (5 from 10)  | Half-time:
24 - 0
Penalties:
7 - 6
QRL Report
| Tries:
1 Dominic Biondi (61'}
1 Connor Jones (74'}

Goals:
1 Brayden Torpy (62'} (1 from 2)

Sunshine Coast Stadium
(Sportsmans Parade, Bokarina, Kawana Waters, QLD)
Referee: Ethan Menchin

* * *

ROUND 6: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Saturday
April 2019
18:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Northern Pride | 12 - 16  |  SL Magpies

|
|

Tries:
Tom Hancock (10') 1
Aidan Day (62') 1
Goals:
Brayden Torpy 2 (2 from 2)  | Half-time:
0 - 16
Penalties:
9 - 5
QRL Report
| Tries:
2 Matt Soper-Lawler (14', 22')
1 Mitch Frei (17')
Goals:
2 Guy Hamilton (2 from 3)

Barlow Park
(Severin Street, Parramatta Park, QLD)
Referee: Jacob Whitehouse

* * *

ROUND 7: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Thursday
18 April 2019
18:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Northern Pride | 18 - 26  |  WM Seagulls

|
|

Tries:
Steven Tatipata (25') 1
Jack Murphy (37') 1
Peter Hola (68') 1

Goals:
Brayden Torpy 3 (3 from 3)
| Half-time:
12 - 20
Penalties:
7 - 7
QRL Report
| Tries:
1 Sam Scarlett (7')
2 Edward Burns (12', 18')
1 Kalolo Saitaua (28')
1 Edene Gebbie (45')
Goals:
3 Tom Dearden (3 from 5)

Barlow Park
(Severin Street, Parramatta Park, QLD)
Referee: Tim Rutherford

* * *

ROUND 8: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Saturday
27 April 2019
17:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Norths Devils | 32 - 16  |  Northern Pride

|
|

Tries:
Michael Sio (8', 41') 2
Luke Pollock (21') 1
Brendan Frei (44') 1
Paul Ulberg (52') 1
Ethan Bullemor (60') 1
Goals:
Sean O'Sullivan 3 (3 from 6)  | Half-time:
14 - 4
Penalties:
6 - 5
QRL Report
| Tries:
1 Steven Tatipata (38')
1 Shawn Bowen (69')
1 Connor Jones (75')

Goals:
2 Brayden Torpy (2 from 3)

Suncorp Stadium
(Milton, Brisbane, QLD)
Referee: Ben Watts, Dan Munroe

* * *

ROUND 9: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Saturday
4 May 2019
:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Mackay Cutters | 22 - 6  |  Northern Pride

|
|

Tries:
Emry Pere* (14') 1
Yamba Bowie (21') 1
Jack Hickson (67') 1
Reuben Cotter* (77') 1
Goals:
Carlin Anderson 3 (3 from 4)  | Half-time:
12 - 0
Penalties:
4 - 5
Sin bin:
Will Bugden
Sent off:
Javid Bowen*
\
--
QRL Report
| Tries:
1 Shawn Bowen (47')

Goals:
Jake Clifford* (48') (1 from 1)

BB Print Stadium
(Bridge Road, South Mackay, QLD)
Referee: Nick Pelgrave

* * *

ROUND 10: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Saturday
18 May 2019
18:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Northern Pride | 0 - 43  |  Burleigh Bears

|
|

Tries:

Goals:

Penalty Goals: | Half-time:
0 - 19
Penalties:
7 - 4
QRL Report
| Tries:
1 Pat Politoni (13')
1 Kurtis Rowe (25')
1 Jamal Fogarty (28')
1 Josh Rogers (42')
2 Tyronne Roberts-Davis (46', 66')
1 Sami Sauiluma (57')
1 Troy Leo (76')
Goals:
4 Jamal Fogarty (4 from 8)
Penalty Goals:
1 Jamal Fogarty (3') (1 from 1)

Barlow Park
(Severin Street, Parramatta Park, QLD)
Referee: Ethan Menchin

* * *

ROUND 11: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Saturday
25 May 2019
16:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Northern Pride | 14 - 30  |  Tweed Heads Seagulls

|
|

Tries:
Ewan Moore (66') 1
Peter Hola* (72') 1
Jake Clifford* (74') 1
Goals:
Jake Clifford* 1 (1 from 3)
Penalty Goal: | Half-time:
0 - 12
Penalties:
10 - 7
Sin bin:
Lamar Liolevave
QRL Report
| Tries:
2 Talor Walters (27', 78')
2 Xavier Coates (38', 48')
1 Ryley Jacks (45')
Goals:
4 (4 from 5)
Penalty Goal:
1 Lindon McGrady (32') (1 from 1)

Vico Oval
(Mooroobool, QLD)
Referee: Tim Rutherford

* * *

ROUND 12: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Saturday
1 June 2019
15:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Easts Tigers | 40 - 22  |  Northern Pride

|
|

Tries:
Josh Ralph (17') 1
Albert Vete (22') 1
Sam Lavea (50') 1
Bennett Leslie (66') 1
Chris Ostwald (70') 1
Matt Cooper (73') 1
Patrick Kaufusi (76') 1
Goals:
Tom Hughes 6 (6 from 7)  | Half-time:
12 - 10
Penalties:
9 - 3
QRL Report
| Tries:
1 Enari Tuala (14')
1 Matthew Musumeci (38')
1 Ewan Moore (45'
1 Cameron Torpy (62')

Goals:
3 Brayden Torpy (3 from 4)

Totally Workwear Stadium
(Stones Corner, Brisbane, QLD)
Referee: Ben Watts

* * *

ROUND 13: Intrust Super Cup 2019

Saturday
2019
:00 AEST (UTC+10)

Northern Pride | 30 - 4  |  CQ Capras

|
|

Tries:
Peter Hola* (8') 1
Connor Jones (32', 35') 2
Javid Bowen* (44') 1
Matthew Musumeci (67', 70') 2
Goals:
Jordan Biondi-Odo 2 (2 from 3)
Brayden Torpy 1 (1 from 3)
Penalty Goal: | Half-time:
14 - 0
Penalties:
6 - 8
QRL Report
| Tries:
1 George Grant (57')

Goals:
1 Bessie Toomaga (0 from 2)

Penalty Goal:
(0 from 1)

Barlow Park
(Severin Street, Parramatta Park, QLD)
Referee: Ethan Menchin

* * *

## 2019 Ladder[edit]

2019 Queensland Cup

Pos | Team  | Pld | W | D | L | PF | PA | PD | Pts
1 |  Sunshine Coast Falcons | 23 | 21 | 1 | 1 | 856 | 292 | +564 | 43
2 |  Wynnum Manly Seagulls | 23 | 18 | 0 | 5 | 652 | 362 | +290 | 36
3 |  Burleigh Bears (P) | 23 | 17 | 0 | 6 | 663 | 304 | +359 | 34
4 |  Townsville Blackhawks | 23 | 17 | 0 | 6 | 566 | 344 | +222 | 34
5 |  Norths Devils | 23 | 15 | 0 | 8 | 619 | 477 | +142 | 30
6 |  Tweed Heads Seagulls | 23 | 14 | 0 | 9 | 464 | 438 | +26 | 28
7 |  Redcliffe Dolphins | 23 | 13 | 0 | 10 | 558 | 392 | +166 | 26
8 |  Easts Tigers | 23 | 10 | 1 | 12 | 478 | 541 | -63 | 21
9 |  Ipswich Jets | 23 | 9 | 1 | 13 | 466 | 563 | -97 | 19
10 |  Souths Logan Magpies | 23 | 7 | 1 | 15 | 465 | 694 | -229 | 15
11 |  Mackay Cutters | 23 | 7 | 0 | 16 | 416 | 566 | -150 | 14
12 |  Northern Pride | 23 | 5 | 0 | 18 | 342 | 635 | -293 | 10
13 |  Papua New Guinea Hunters | 23 | 4 | 1 | 18 | 315 | 750 | -435 | 9
14 |  Central Queensland Capras | 23 | 1 | 1 | 21 | 318 | 820 | -502 | 3

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Draw".
2. ^ McInerney, Matthew (21 February 2019). "Hancock to lead Northern Pride into club's final trial". Cairns Post. Cairns.
3. ^ Badel, Peter (15 February 2019). "New Intrust Super Cup TV timeslot a boost for Queensland league fans". Courier-Mail. Brisbane.
4. ^ McInerney, Matthew (4 February 2019). "Pride squad go to hell and back". Cairns Post. Cairns.
5. ^ Sparkes, Rowan (1 March 2019). "Northern Pride invites Far North to launch 2019 season". Cairns Post. Cairns.

## External links[edit]

* Official Website: northernpride.com.au
* Northern Pride RLFC on Facebook
* Northern Pride RLFC on Instagram
* Northern Pride RLFC's channel on YouTube
* Northern Pride RLFC on TikTok
* Northern Pride RLFC on Twitter

* Sports portal

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Northern Pride RLFC

Est. 2007 in Cairns, Queensland, Australia.
Former Cairns QRL representative club (1996-2000) Cairns Cyclones

The Club|

* Seasons
* Players
* Coaches

Home grounds|

* Barlow Park
* Pride Oval, Mooroobool

Important figures|

* Cairns Cyclones (1996–2000)
* Adrian Lam (Coach 2007)
* Andrew Dunemann (Coach 2008–09)
* David Maiden (Coach 2010–12)
* Jason Demetriou (Coach 2013-14)
* David Westley
* Chris Sheppard (Captain 2008–10 / CEO 2011–13)
* Ty Williams (Captain 2011-13, Coach 2016–22)
* Clint Amos
* Brett Anderson
* Michael Bani
* Matthew Bartlett
* Brenton Bowen
* Greg Byrnes
* Mark Cantoni
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* Kalifa Faifai Loa
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* Rod Griffin
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* Jaiman Lowe
* Saia Makisi
* Kaine Manihera
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* Jessie Joe Parker
* Germaine Paulson
* Joel Riethmuller
* James Segeyaro
* Nick Slyney
* Steve Snitch
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* Carl Webb

League|

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* Hostplus Cup
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2010
2014

Runners Up (1)
2009

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Queensland Cup

Current Clubs|

* Brisbane Tigers
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* Ipswich Jets
* Mackay Cutters
* Northern Pride
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* Papua New Guinea Hunters
* Redcliffe Dolphins
* Souths Logan Magpies
* Sunshine Coast Falcons
* Townsville Blackhawks
* Tweed Heads Seagulls
* Western Clydesdales
* Wynnum Manly Seagulls

Previous Clubs|

* Aspley Broncos
* Brisbane Brothers
* Brothers-Valleys
* Bundaberg Grizzlies
* Cairns Cyclones
* Gold Coast Vikings
* Logan Scorpions
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Culture|

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* Johnathan Thurston
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2015

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2014
2020

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* Queensland U-16
* Queensland women's U-18

NRL clubs|

* Current clubs: Brisbane Broncos
* Dolphins
* Gold Coast Titans
* North Queensland Cowboys

* Former Clubs: Gold Coast Giants/Seagulls/Chargers (1988-1998)
* South Queensland Crushers (1995-1997)

NRLW clubs|

* Current clubs: Brisbane Broncos
* Gold Coast Titans
* North Queensland Cowboys

Major Competitions|

* State-wide leagues: Queensland Cup
* Women's Premiership
* Hastings Deering Colts (U21s)
* Mal Meninga Cup (U18s)
* State League (1982-95)
* Cyril Connell Cup (2009-16)

Former Top-Flight Competition: Brisbane Rugby League premiership

* Other leagues: Masters
* Police Services
* Primary School
* Secondary School
* Confraternity Carnival
* Universities
* Women's

Northern Division|

* Foley Shield
* Cairns
* Mackay
* Mid West
* Mount Isa
* Remote Areas
* Townsville

Central Division|

* 47th Battalion Shield
* Capricorn Region
* Central Highlands
* Central West
* Gladstone (defunct)
* Rockhampton
* South West Region
* Border Rivers
* Roma
* Toowoomba
* Western
* Wide Bay Region
* Bundaberg
* Central Burnett
* Northern Districts
* South Burnett
* Sunshine Coast-Gympie

South-East Division|

* Bulimba Cup (defunct)
* Brisbane A-Grade
* Brisbane Second Division
* Women
* Ipswich
* Gold Coast
* FOGS Colts (Brisbane U20's)

Queensland Cup clubs|

* Brisbane Tigers
* Burleigh Bears
* Central Queensland Capras
* Ipswich Jets
* Northern Pride
* Mackay Cutters
* Norths Devils
* PNG Hunters
* Redcliffe Dolphins
* Souths Logan Magpies
* Sunshine Coast Falcons
* Townsville Blackhawks
* Tweed Heads Seagulls
* Western Clydesdales
* Wynnum Manly Seagulls

Queensland Cup seasons|

* 1982
* 1983
* 1984
* 1985
* 1986
* 1987
* 1988
* 1989
* 1990
* 1991
* 1992
* 1993
* 1994
* 1995
* 1996
* 1997
* 1998
* 1999
* 2000
* 2001
* 2002
* 2003
* 2004
* 2005
* 2006
* 2007
* 2008
* 2009
* 2010
* 2011
* 2012
* 2013
* 2014
* 2015
* 2016
* 2017
* 2018
* 2019
* 2020
* 2021
* 2022
* 2023

Representative Competitions|

* State of Origin series
* Interstate Series (defunct)

Clubs|

* List of rugby league clubs in Queensland by competition

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International Rugby League|

| Competitions|

* World Club Challenge
* Great Britain in the Southern Hemisphere
* European Championship C Final
* World Cup qualifying
* Europe
* Repechage
* World Cup Nines
* men's
* women's
* Oceania Cup
* Pacific Games
* MEA Championship

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Related articles|

* International rugby league in 2019
* RLIF Awards
* Rugby League World Golden Boot Award
* Women's Golden Boot award

Rugby Football League|

| Competitions|

* Super League
* Results
* Grand Final
* RFL Championship
* Results
* League 1
* Results
* Challenge Cup
* Final
* 1895 Cup
* Women's Super League
* Women's Challenge Cup

|

Teams|

* Castleford Tigers
* Catalans Dragons
* Huddersfield Giants
* Hull FC
* Hull KR
* Leeds Rhinos
* London Broncos
* Salford Red Devils
* St Helens
* Wakefield Trinity
* Warrington Wolves
* Wigan Warriors

Other|

* Barrow Raiders
* Bradford Bulls
* Featherstone Rovers
* London Skolars
* Toronto Wolfpack
* Widnes Vikings

Related articles|

* Man of Steel Awards
* Woman of Steel

Australian Rugby League
Commission|

| Competitions|

* NRL season
* Results
* Finals Series
* Grand Final
* State of Origin
* Women's State of Origin
* NRL Women's
* Results
* Grand Final
* NRL Touch
* State Championship
* Intrust Super Cup QLD
* Results
* Finals
* Canterbury Cup NSW
* Results
* Finals
* NSW Women's Premiership
* Ron Massey Cup
* Jersey Flegg Cup
* Hastings Deering Colts
* Group 10 Rugby League

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By club|

* Brisbane Broncos
* Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
* Canberra Raiders
* Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
* Gold Coast Titans
* Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
* Melbourne Storm
* Newcastle Knights
* New Zealand Warriors
* North Queensland Cowboys
* Parramatta Eels
* Penrith Panthers
* South Sydney Rabbitohs
* Sydney Roosters
* St. George Illawarra Dragons
* Wests Tigers

Related articles|

* All Stars match
* PNG Hunters
* Townsville Blackhawks
* Dally M Awards

Other domestic competitions|

* France
* 2018–2019
* 2019–2020
* New Zealand
* Papua New Guinea
* United States

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