Red-hot Thunder star Cameron Ilett has continued his stunning form by booting seven goals in the NT’s 23-point win over Aspley in Darwin tonight.

Labrador confirmed they are the real deal in 2010 by resisting everything a desperate Redland could throw at them today.

A brilliant last quarter that featured 14 goals between the two sides in front about 5000 people saw Morningside come out on top.

The lowly Western Magpies gave Southport a serious hit-out at Chelmer today, the Sharks’ fast start proving fatal.

Morningside defender Tom Bell was judged Queensland’s best player in a hefty loss to Victorian Country at the NAB Australian U18 Championships in Melbourne today.

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Western Magpies brothers Greg and Conrad Lavey will play together for the first time in a decade on Saturday.

AFLQ celebrates the inclusion of two African boys in the World XVIII for the NAB Australian U16 Championships in Sydney.

The new ‘Cinderella’ team of the QAFL clashes with last year’s version in a season-defining game for the Redland Bombers at Victoria Point tomorrow.

Highly-respected Charlie Maher will make his long-awaited debut in NT Thunder colours when the Territorians face Aspley tomorrow night.

The fiinal game of the Australia Post Queensland Scorpions’ national U18 championships campaign has been switched from Wednesday to Tuesday next week.

Wily Mt Gravatt veteran Darryl White will expand his coaching horizons by guiding Darwin in the coming NTFL season.

Coach David Ashkar (pictured) has slotted six new faces into his Australia Post Queensland U18 Scorpions starting line-up for this weekend.

Aspley ace Michael Hutchinson is the new captain of the Australia Post Queensland Scorpions.

AFLQ chief executive Richard Griffiths reminds all clubs and associations of their Racial and Religious Vilification Policy responsibilities.

The NT Thunder and Aspley clash in Darwin on Saturday night in a QAFL Round 11 match that suddenly has enormous ramifications.

Broadbeach rover-forward Dayne Zorko’s 12-goal haul against the Western Magpies last weekend was not enough to jump into the top 10 on the QAFL goalkicking list.

NT Thunder midfielder Cameron Ilett and Southport counterpart Danny Wise are going blow for blow in the race for the Syd Guildford Trophy for the QAFL Player of the Year.

Key Mt Gravatt forward Billy Cleary is facing a two-week layoff after being reported in last Saturday’s loss to the NT Thunder.

Brisbane Boys College’s effort to win a visit by the Brisbane Lions, and the pulsating State game between Queensland and Tasmania, have been captured in pictures.

Ten State League players are fighting for six berths in the Queensland Country side to contest the national championships in Canberra next month.

Leagues and clubs around Queensland are being urged to submit nominations for the AFL Merit award, which has been presented on an annual basis since 1955.

Labrador overran Morningside by 32 points to take outright possession of second place on the QAFL premiership table at Esplen Oval today.

Selectors have named a revised Australia Post Queensland U18 side to travel to Melbourne later this week for the last two games of the NAB Australian U18 Championships.

The Northern Territory are back in business following an impressive five-goal win at Mt Gravatt today.

Dayne Zorko booted 12 goals at Merrimac Oval today to lead the Cats to victory over the Western Magpies.

Aspley notched their first win under new coach Russell Evans and rocked Redland’s finals prospects with a big finish at Graham Road today.

Southport cruised to a comfortable 39-point win over the Brisbane Lions Reserves at Giffin Park today, but victory came at a cost.

The Australia Post Queensland U18 Scorpions suffered a no-nonsense reality check when hammered by the NSW/ACT Rams by 74 points at Coorparoo today

AFL Qeensland CEO Richard Griffiths today welcomed the State Government’s $1million funding program for sporting programs in North Queensland.