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Crispin: ‘Big goal is for us to be the leading, or the dominant, sport’

Nov 14, 2024 | qrl.com.au | Jorja Brinums

Queensland Rugby League's new sports science co-ordinator Cohen Crispin is keen to contribute to rugby league being the best game of all. Crispin is no stranger to QRL, having worked with the Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons across three Women’s State of Origin campaigns during the past four years and most recently with the match officials High Performance Unit. “I’m really excited about it… it's something I've wanted for a while,” Crispin said.
QRL honour Carl Webb with donation to the Carl Webb Foundation

Oct 24, 2024 | qrl.com.au | Jorja Brinums

Queensland Rugby League donated $27,000 to the Carl Webb Foundation today. This foundation was established by Carl and his close friends and family to raise awareness and much needed funds to help combat Motor Neurone Disease (MND). The Dalby Diehards junior sadly lost his fight against the disease in December last year, but his memory and achievements continue to inspire the Queensland Maroons; as FOG #124, Carl’s State of Origin highlights reel will forever inspire.
Morel: ‘The opportunities officiating has given me have been endless’

Oct 21, 2024 | qrl.com.au | Jorja Brinums

You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content Queensland Rugby League High Performance Unit match official Nick Morel has hung up his flag after nearly 25 years of officiating. Morel has lived and breathed rugby league, game days and training for the majority of his life and finished his on-field journey with the Hostplus Cup grand final.
Norris on Orchids clash with Jillaroos: 'Defence is key for us'

Oct 17, 2024 | nrl.com | Jorja Brinums

Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons coach Tahnee Norris is impressed with the talent within the PNG Orchids side that will play the Jillaroos on Friday. Norris, coaching the Orchids alongside Maroons legend and BMD Premiership Coach of the Year Meg Ward, said the team had been working hard with the quick turnaround from facing the Australian Prime Minister's XIII in Port Moresby on October 13. The Orchids went down 50-0, but Norris said there was plenty of positives to take from that game.
Norris on Orchids clash with Jillaroos: 'Defence is key for us'

Oct 17, 2024 | qrl.com.au | Jorja Brinums

Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons coach Tahnee Norris is impressed with the talent within the PNG Orchids side that will play the Jillaroos on Friday. Norris, coaching the Orchids alongside Maroons legend and BMD Premiership Coach of the Year Meg Ward, said the team had been working hard with the quick turnaround from facing the Australian Prime Minister's XIII in Port Moresby on October 13. The Orchids went down 50-0, but Norris said there was plenty of positives to take from that game.
Devils dynasty: Niu fires to make it three in four years for Norths

Sep 22, 2024 | nrl.com | Jorja Brinums

Norths Devils centre Tesi Niu led the way as his team dug deep in an epic Hostplus Cup grand final to beat Redcliffe Dolphins. An absolute freak on the field, Niu was dangerous every time he had the ball and bagged a double during the 34-10 win to earn himself the Duncan Hall Medal for player of the match. Despite a fast and furious start from Redcliffe, Norths were first to cross in front of a 7173-strong crowd at Kayo Stadium.
Devils dynasty: Niu fires to make it three in four years for Norths

Sep 22, 2024 | qrl.com.au | Jorja Brinums

Norths Devils centre Tesi Niu led the way as his team dug deep in an epic Hostplus Cup grand final to beat Redcliffe Dolphins. An absolute freak on the field, Niu was dangerous every time he had the ball and bagged a double during the 34-20 win to earn himself the Duncan Hall Medal for player of the match. Despite a fast and furious start from Redcliffe, Norths were first to cross in front of a 7173-strong crowd at Kayo Stadium.
XXXX City v Country men's: Country secure the double

Sep 22, 2024 | qrl.com.au | Jorja Brinums |Jacob Grams

City worked their way back into the grind and were eventually rewarded when crafty halfback Brayden Torpy's short pass had Reed Young through a huge hole and over to score, and with Nathan Brown's conversion they were back in the game at 14-6 - eventually the half-time score. The second half was an arm-wrestle for the early stages and momentum looked to be turning in City's favour when Country second rower Jake Leitch was sent to the sin bin for attacking the legs of Brayden Torpy while kicking.
XXXX City v Country women: Country win tight contest

Sep 22, 2024 | qrl.com.au | Jacob Grams |Jorja Brinums

Queensland Country have claimed the win in a tightly-fought first women's XXXX City versus Country clash. Country captain Imogen Healy, who hails from Mackay, said it was good to get the bragging rights over City in the first women's clash of its kind and help put the regions on the map.
Maroons head trainer Barra epitome of Queensland spirit

Sep 20, 2024 | qrl.com.au | Jorja Brinums

Humble, hard-working Queensland Maroons head trainer Matt Barradeen is this year's recipient of the FOGS Peter Jackson Memorial Award. The award is for the person in camp who makes the greatest contribution and exhibits what the Queensland spirit is all about. Barradeen - or Barra, as he is more affectionately known - works tirelessly behind the scenes to help ensure Maroons camps run as smoothly as possible, often going above and beyond.