Thursday 29 July 2010 The exhilarating display produced by the Queensland team in the interstate clash against Tasmania last month will be featured on FoxSports tomorrow (Friday) night. With the bye in fixtures last weekend meaning there will be no…

Thursday 29 July 2010 AFLQ’s extended community work has been of great benefit to a Brisbane school which joined the football family last year. The fledgling Rochedale Ravens club was set up out of Rochedale State School and a healthy…

The Queensland Blaze have opened the Australian Primary Schools national championships in Perth with two hard-fought losses to heavyweight opposition.

Mt Gravatt have plenty of motivation to go with their momentum as they attack the final month of the QAFL season.

Excitement machine James Puautjimi is unlikely to play at all this season after struggling with the demands of playing in the QAFL competition.

The Western Magpies will keep their eye on the bigger picture rather than any short-term gain over the last month of the QAFL season.

Umpires will wear yellow armbands this weekend as a show of support for the Call To Arms initiative to help reduce the incidence of men’s cancer.

Morningside will celebrate their 60th anniversary in the QAFL competition with a cocktail party at the club on Saturday 14 August.

Queensland lost the playoff for third but still performed well against the top States at the Landmark National Country Championships.

Junior teams from Narangba Valley High and Palm Beach-Currumbin High will meet in a big game at Coorparoo tomorrow (Tuesday).

The Syd Guildford Trophy count goes into camera for the next four weeks, with Danny Wise currently holding a slender lead over Cameron Ilett.

Queensland made a bright start to the Landmark Australian Country Championships today, despite their long injury list.

Todd Featherstone played his 100th game for Labrador last week, showing that loyalty is alive and well – and rewarding – in the QAFL.

Southport’s troops are enjoying a week off as they look to re-load and bounce back from successive defeats.

The bye has come at a good time for Morningside as they look to get their strongest side up and running for the QAFL finals series.

Karmichael Hunt, Marcus Ashcroft, Ken Hinkley and boxer Les Sherrington will be special guests at the Labrador Business Breakfast on 6 August.

Benowa, Mountain Creek and Wavell High School and Djarragun College in Cairns will play in the semi-finals of the Northern States Cup at Zillmere Wednesday.

The NT Thunder will put work into some players and ease off others as they negotiate the bye round in the QAFL competition.

The QAFL premiershipt table has a more settled look now, just a fortnight after nine teams harboured finals ambitions.

The Queensland squad has been hard-hit by injuries on the eve of the Landmark Australian Country Football Championships in Canberra on Thursday.

Popular young Mt Gravatt clubman Fergus Reid passed away last Sunday and a ceremony to celebrate his life will be held on Friday 23 July.

Morningside stayed in the race for the QAFL minor premiership with a gritty 13-point win over Southport in a fluctuating contest at Esplen Oval.

Redland held on for a gripping five-point win in a thriller at Victoria Point today, where Aaron Cornelius booted seven goals for the Lions.

A Darryl White clinic put paid to Broadbeach’s finals hopes in a spirited contest at Mt Gravatt yesterday.

Aspley fought hard all day but lacked the polish to overcome a determined Labrador in their Round 14 QAFL clash at Cooke-Murphy Oval yesterday.

A depleted NT Thunder outfit produced their best football in Alice Springs this season to gun down the Western Magpies by 80 points yesterday.

Friends and teammates of former Windsor Zillmere star Barry Karklis are holding a tribute function in his honor at O’Callaghan Park on Saturday, 24 July, from 12noon.

Click here for a complete List of teams for Round 14 of the Powerade QAFL State League.

The football fraternity on the Sunshine Coast is being urged to get behind all umpires in the region this weekend as they raise funds for cystic fibrosis.

Jacob Gough puts the finishing touches on another chapter of his wonderful QAFL career when he plays his 200th game for Morningside on Sunday.