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by Daniel Viles   Eight Is Not Enough for Steamrolling Sharks Southport stormed to an eighth consecutive victory in the Bond University QAFLW with a 54-point victory over University of Queensland at Base Architecture Meadows on Saturday evening. The hard-running…

By Abby Collins The 2024 season has passed halfway and the QAFL is boasting more talent than ever. With former AFL stars such as Tom Hickey, Nakia Cockatoo and Rhys Mathieson making their mark and young guns rising through the…

Photo by Kieron Turner By Abby Collins The Labrador Tigers proved they are the stronger jungle cat in their home match against previous ladder leaders Morningside Panthers, securing a dominant victory. Muddy conditions and heavy pressure from both sides led…

Former Wilston Grange great and Queensland Football Hall of Fame Inductee Graham Jewell has passed away. Graham Jewell was born in 1945 and grew up in Coburg Victoria, where he was coached as a schoolboy by the great Hawthorn coach…

By Daniel Viles The Southport juggernaut faces a tricky test in this week’s Bond University QAFLW Featured Match when it faces the one team it hasn’t yet managed to steamroll in 2024 – University of Queensland. Two months ago, the…

By Abby Collins This weekend’s jungle rumble will see the big cats, Morningside and Labrador, facing off in a rematch of round 1. The showdown promises to be a nail-biter as both teams shuffle their player decks due to injuries.…

BOND UNIVERSITY v. WILSTON GRANGE Saturday 6 July, 2pm, Bond University Oval  Bond University ——————————————– To be selected from: Jessica McLean(32), Tshinta Kendall(25), Sunny Hewett(21), Lexi Samuels(55), Sophie Balcombe(44), Shannon Nolan(3), Maisy Evans(56), Tahlia Meyer(6), Isabella Iverach(9), Ella Calleja(8), Charlotte…

BROADBEACH v. NOOSA Saturday July 6, 1pm, Neptune Homes Oval Broadbeach  ——————————————– NO TEAMS SUBMITTED AT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION Noosa  ——————————————– B: Ethan Slaney(Unknown), Ryan Crisp(14), Riley O’Dwyer(04) HB: Lachlan Flagg(25), Rhys Free(16), Tallis Buntain(18) C: Tait Niddrie(24), Benjamin…

by Daniel Viles Bond March On to New Century Bond University has celebrated its 100th match in the Bond University QAFLW with a 22-point victory over Coorparoo, its first over Coorparoo in fourteen months. The Bull Sharks’ made an early…

By Peter Blucher. Corey Wagner, the almost forgotten Queensland AFL star, did something on the weekend that no other Queenslander has done this year. And in doing so has become a poster boy for AFL aspirants and inadvertently a talking…

By Abby Collins Wilston Grange proved a Gorillas roar can be louder than a Lion’s in their match against Palm Beach Currumbin on Saturday. Walking off their home ground with the win, the Gorillas have added a much needed four…

By Abby Collins This Saturday’s clash at Hickey Park will see the Wilston Grange Gorillas attempt to tame the Palm Beach Currumbin Lions in a show stopping match up of talent. With both teams eyeing the victory, the match promises…

By Daniel Viles Question: If Bond University can beat Maroochydore by 73 points, and Maroochydore beats Coorparoo, but Coorparoo has beaten Bond University the last two times they met, then who wins when they play again on Saturday? Such is…

WILSTON GRANGE v. UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND Saturday June 29, 10:45am, Hickey Park Wilston Grange  ——————————————– To be selected from: Kalista-Jayne Shiner(8), Mackenzie Findlay(1), Jayme Winter(40), Jasmin Rivers(26), Kylie Welsh(15), Gemma Donataccio(34), Charlize Anderson(35), Zimra Hussain(19), Mia Geere(2), Siobhan Senior(18), Annie…

WILSTON GRANGE v. PALM BEACH CURRUMBIN Saturday June 29, 1pm, Hickey Park Wilston Grange ——————————————– B: Daniel Lanthois(9), Marly Mcgregor(32), Jackson Mills(40) HB: Joel Budarick(13), Billy Richardson(8), Daniel Weetra(21) C: Kailem Baker(2), William Martyn(11), Daniel Bowles(22) HF: Daniel Farry(17), Lachlan…

The Australian Football League has revealed its new flagship national event for footballers with an intellectual disability and wheelchair players – the Toyota AFL Open. Set to take place for the first time at South Pine Sports Complex in Queensland…

Throughout June the AFL has celebrated the fourth annual Women’s Coaching Month, supported by BHP, with many Queensland clubs leading the charge in encouraging, role modelling and promoting female coaching at all levels of our great game. The AFL has…

By Abby Collins It’s hard to believe that the Bond University QAFLW program started out as a group of students most of whom had barely even touched a footy. Current Seniors captain, Paris Lightfoot has been there from the start.…

As part of the Queensland Budget for the 2024-2025 financial year, the Queensland Government has announced an additional 150,000 FairPlay Vouchers for children aged between 5 and 17 years will be available from July 1, 2024. Every voucher is to…

By Daniel Viles Shield Retained, Pride Restored South Queensland retained the women’s Intrastate shield with a 22-point victory at Bond University Oval on Saturday, but not before North Queensland had restored regional pride with a second half shutdown. Any fears…

By Abby Collins In a thrilling contest, South Queensland emerged victorious over North Queensland by a mere two-point margin. The intrastate match was a nail-biter from start to finish, showcasing the fierce rivalry between the two regions. The final scoreboard…

by Daniel Viles Queensland Power Forward to Interstate Victory Queensland’s physical dominance laid the foundation for a 58-point win over Tasmania in the 2024 Women’s State Match at Bond University Oval. Strong tackling and pressure in all parts of the…

AFL Queensland for the first time will be hosting a 2024 SEQ Diversity Cup open to U14’s player that meet the Diversity eligibility criteria. This new initiative is a pathway program implemented to help select the 2024 State Diversity Team…

By Abby Collins The 2024 Queensland vs Tasmania men’s state representative clash at Bond University Oval on Saturday afternoon saw Tasmania emerging victorious for a second consecutive year. The buzzer timed out play with a final score of 7.15 (87)…

Harris Andrews has joined the elite of Queensland football this weekend, becoming the State’s 17th AFL 200-gamer, the equal tallest, the second-youngest and the third most durable. And the first from Aspley. The Brisbane Lions co-captain, one of the leading…

By Abby Collins North Queensland and South Queensland will clash in a fierce battle of the regions at Bond University Oval. In recent years, North Queensland has dominated this intrastate rivalry, but South Queensland is determined to halt their northern…

By Daniel Viles Forget last year. North Queensland is too proud a women’s football region to let its heavy 2023 loss to South Queensland repeat at Bond University Oval this Saturday. Subsequent events have shown that the South Queensland team…

By Abby Collins The stage is set for an epic interstate battle as the Queensland and Tasmania Men’s state teams prepare to clash at Bond University Oval. Last year the return of the state game saw Tasmania emerge victorious in…