Queensland Rugby League

You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content The Souths Logan Magpies will be looking to rediscover their winning touch when they host the Wynnum Manly Seagulls in a crucial Hostplus Cup clash on Sunday. Both sides will be eager to make amends for disappointing performances the weekend prior. Wynnum had a horrible first half against the Sunshine Coast Falcons, down 22-0 at half time.

Skip to main content You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content With two rounds to go in the Hostplus Cup, the Sunshine Coast Falcons look to secure their first ever minor premiership, while the Redcliffe Dolphins stay in hot pursuit. The Falcons’ road to the minor premiership may be tougher than expected. While they will be heavily favoured to overcome the PNG Hunters, their final challenge comes against the fifth placed Jets, who recently stunned the second placed Dolphins.

A dominant display by the ladder leaders last week pushed final hopes of those outside the top six into the abyss, setting up a shootout for the top two in Round 10. Tigers v Bears - Saturday 2:30pm Kicking things off with arguably the game of the round, the third placed Tigers take on the first placed Bears. A winning result for the Tigers could potentially see them equal with the front runners, and earn a crucial week off heading into the finals.

You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content With just over a fortnight to play in the BMD Premiership, the minor premiership battle stands as a three-way fight while four teams remain in contention for the final three spots in the top six. As September nears, let’s take a look at the chances of each competing team to take out the BMD Premiership on the 26th of September.

The ARLC has confirmed Auckland will host Game II of the 2027 State of Origin series next year at the infamous Eden Park. The Auckland clash is set to be the first State of Origin game to be played internationally since 1987 in California, USA. With packages going on sale now, click here and don’t wait until it’s too late to secure your best experience with a Maroons travel package.

You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content Last weekend, the RISE Remote Carnival came to life in Cairns, bringing together more than 120 young rugby league players aged 13-17 from some of Queensland’s most remote communities for a weekend of development, connection and opportunity.

Queensland Rugby League respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

Queensland Rugby League today confirmed that Billy Slater will conclude his tenure as Head Coach of the Queensland Maroons and will not return for the 2027 State of Origin series. Since taking the reins ahead of the 2022 series, Slater has played a pivotal role in continuing the proud legacy of the Maroons, leading the team with distinction, passion and an unwavering commitment to Queensland.

The Ipswich Jets will look to bolster their remarkable home record with another statement victory as the Souths Logan Magpies travel to Goodna for a clash with major top eight ramifications. Only two points separate the Jets and Magpies, and it’s a game both sides can ill afford to lose. When playing at Goodna the Jets have been one of the most dangerous teams in the competition, winning all five matches at Richardson Park.

The top-six sprint is on in the BMD Cup, with this weekend’s results having the potential to shake up the ladder with just three rounds remaining. In the first game of the week, Northern Pride will push for a top six spot if they can successfully win at home against the ladder leading Bears. This will be no small feat, with the Bears coming in confident after a 38-point victory, seeing their backline have a field day.