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THUNDER BACK IN CONTROL

The NT Thunder make more changes as they prepare for a clash with the Western Magpies in Alice Springs, having regained the whip hand in their quest for a finals berth.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

AFL SATELLITE ACADEMY FOR NTH QLD

There was big news in North Queensland today with the announcement that a new AFL satellite academy will be set up in the region to advance the progress of local talents.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

BARRY KARKLIS DIES

Former Windsor-Zillmere and Queensland star Barry Karklis passed away yesterday at the age of 56. He was a hugely popular figure through the 1970s-80s.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

ANOTHER TON FOR CROWLEY

Craig Crowley will become the first man to have both played and coached 100 games for Southport in the QAFL at Esplen Oval on Sunday.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

CLASS MAKES DIFFERENCE

The return of a swag of senior players has made a massive difference to Mt Gravatt, according to acting senior coach Nev Miller.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

MORE WORRIES FOR LIONS

Xavier Clarke’s return was a highlight for the Brisbane Lions Reserves, who ran into more substantial injury problems last weekend.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

ALEX SEXTON: BACK TO SCHOOL

Springwood youngster Alex Sexton reflects on the recent NAB AFL Australian U16 championships which could change his life forever.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL, Representative Football

ILETT GROGAN MEDAL BLOW

NT Thunder midfield ace Cameron Ilett has been ruled ineligible for the 2010 Grogan Medal.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

600-GAME UMPIRING MILESTONE

Greg Cudmore umpired his 600th game on Saturday after 30 years as a whistle blower. Greg, who started umpiring after an injury interrupted career, never dreamt that he would be umpiring 30 years later.

Posted in Front Page, SEQ Community Football, Umpires

GREAT INITIATIVE BY SC UMPIRES

The ‘men in red’ will be doing a great job for the community on the Sunshine Coast this weekend, with the support of junior and senior clubs.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

BRIGHT NEWS ON HUGHES

Sharpshooter Cleve Hughes has not broken his ankle and is still a chance to play in the monster clash with Morningside at Esplen Oval on Sunday.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

WISE HOLDS ONTO LEAD

The challengers are keeping within striking distance as Southport’s Danny Wise maintains his lead in the Syd Guildford Trophy count.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

VULTURES CHARITY EVENTS SUPPORT

Mt Gravatt’s two big charity events over the next fortnight continue to gain momentum, but bookins are still available for both.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

THUNDER PREVAIL IN THRILLER

The Northern Territory came up trumps in a top shelf contest against Morningside in Darwin last night.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

TIGERS IN HISTORIC VICTORY

Labrador made history by winning at Fankhauser Reserve for the first time today, confirming they are made of stern stuff.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

FULTON MAGIC SINKS LIONS

Broadbeach goalkicking legend Korey Fulton turned back the clock with a vintage display to inspire a stunning three-point win over Brisbane today.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

VULTURES CONTINUE TO IMPRESS

The Mt Gravatt machine has hit high gear after another big win, this time over Aspley, to confirm they are on the march.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

BOMBERS BLOW APART MAGPIES

Redland achieved just what they wanted with a percentage-boosting 102-point win over the Western Magpies today.

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SEXTON STARS, SCORPIONS LOSE

Springwood’s Alex Sexton won the division two McLean Medal and was judged Queensland’s best player at the NAB Australian U16 Championships after a narrow loss to Tasmania today.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL, Representative Football

QAFL ROUND 13 TEAM LISTS

Click here for a complete List of teams for Round 13 of the Powerade QAFL State League.

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SHARKS STAY ON THE BALL

Southport have maintained a professional approach in the lead-up to their key part of the QAFL qualifying rounds, starting tomorrow.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

VULTURES ARE CIRCLING

Mt Gravatt are taking plenty of confidence out of last week’s big win into their tricky assignment at Aspley tomorrow.

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BOOST FOR THUNDER

The NT Thunder have regained two hugely important big men for tomorrow night’s intriguing clash with Morningside in Darwin.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

PETTERD STAYS A DEMON

The AFL website reports that Gold Coaster Ricky Petterd has knocked back an overture from the Gold Coast to remain with Melbourne until the end of 2012.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

LONG-LOST COUSINS REUNITED

The Sydney Daily Telegraph’s Todd Balym reports today on how Brisbane-based Sudanese boy Aliir Aliir has been reunited with his African cousin at the NAB Australian U16 Championships.

Posted in Front Page, Junior & Youth, SEQ Community Football

BOMBERS FLYING HIGH

Redland hope to ride the infectious wave of momentum generated by the Bombers’ stirring win in Alice Springs last Saturday.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

LEADERS MUST SHOW WAY: ILETT

NT Thunder skipper Jarred Ilett puts the onus on the experienced players to lift the side in coming weeks.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

SHIR BACK FOR VULTURES TEST

Impressive Aspley midfielder Matt Shir returns for Saturday’s clash against Mt Gravatt, a side that has caused plenty of heartache for the Hornets.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

YOUNG SCORPIONS INTO GRAND FINAL

The Australia Post Queensland Young Scorpions have paid a high price tonight for a win that has put them into the division two grand final of the NAB AFL Australian U16 Championships.

Posted in Front Page, QAFL, Representative Football

SEASON OVER FOR SAM REID

Queenslander Sam Reid’s 2010 AFL season has ended in the same game as it began

Posted in Front Page, QAFL

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