Photo by Desolve Images By Daniel Viles The last featured match of the Bond University QAFLW regular season will see the Aspley Hornets raiding the Castle of an army of Coorparoo Kings determined to deliver victory for its two greatest… Read more ..read more

Photo by Anthony Byron Photography By Abby Collins The Morningside Panthers are set to host the Aspley Hornets in a top-of-the-table clash this Saturday. Both teams are known for their fierce attacking prowess and impenetrable defensive lines, promising a thrilling… Read more ..read more

Morningside are a foundation club of the QAFL operating for over 70 years and we have been actively building our female program in all age groups since 2018. We now have the largest female participation in Australian Football clubs in… Read more ..read more

MAROOCHYDORE v. MT GRAVATT Saturday July 27, 2pm, Domino’s Park Maroochydore  ——————————————– B: Bradley McDonald(27), Adam Smyth(38), Daniel Fleming(30) HB: Harrison Ronchi(61), Hunter Moore(47), Lochie O’Toole(28) C: Hudson Vivian(40), Joshua Govan(12), Joshua Wagner(42) HF: Thomas Holt(13), Aaron Wilson(25), Bailey Hahn(29)… Read more ..read more

SOUTHPORT v. YERONGA SOUTH BRISBANE Saturday July 27, 3pm, Fankhauser Reserve Southport  ——————————————– To be selected from: Dekota Baron(15), Alannah Welsh(18), Sunny Lappin(12), Rianna Schipp(2), Abbie Pluples(8), Jo-Anna Baltais(16), Ruby Mitchell(22), Kaylee Kimber(23), Georja Davies(27), Tayla Gregory(20), Hannah Davies(4), Stephanie… Read more ..read more

By day, Nicola Worsley works for the Australian Defence Force, but in her down time, she is the Senior Men’s Coach at University Cougars in the Darling Downs. Currently completing her Level 2 Coaching Accreditation with the AFL, Nicola began her coaching journey in high school through netball. She joined the Army at 18 and got her first taste of Australian Rules Football. “I was first exposed to AFL in 2013 when my best mate, Kate McGrath, dragged me down for a run with the ADFA/RMC Rams AFC in Canberra,” she said. “I played on and off around injuries and work from 2013 through to 2023 in Canb ..read more

by Daniel Viles Attack of the Killer Hornets Leaves Gorillas in the Mist One blitz of four goals in five minutes turned a tight northside derby into a comfortable 32-point win for Aspley over Wilston Grange in the Round 13 feature match of the Bond University QAFLW. With six minutes remaining in the second quarter, a period of high-quality ball movement at fast pace from the Hornets produced two goals to breakout forward Emma McNaughton bookended by majors to Kitara Whap-Farrar and Drew Barnes stretched their lead from 5 points to 29 at the main break. Jess Davy continued her brilliant recent ..read more

With the 2024 Pathways to Care Queensland Wheelchair Football League coming to an end, and Redcliffe Tigers claiming their maiden title, all attention now turns to the two-game QClash Series. The Brisbane Lions will face off against the Gold Coast SUNS, with both teams set to compete in the first game on Sunday, August 11. Brisbane Lions Community club   Josh Boyle Redcliffe   Zac Carlson Morningside   Michael Dobbie-Bridges Morningside Captain-Coach Dave McCormick Morningside   Kent McKelvie Beenleigh   Al ..read more

By Abby Collins.   The clash of two Gold Coast titans saw Surfers Paradise emerge triumphant over Broadbeach in a nail-biting encounter. The exhilarating match unfolded as a tale of two halves, with the initial period showcasing a goal-for-goal spectacle, while the latter half was dominated by fierce contests and stellar defensive efforts from both sides. Buoyed by a sea of supporters celebrating player milestones and Ladies Day, the Demons clinched a hard-fought 14-point victory, with the final siren heralding a score of 16.10 (106) to 14.8 (92). The contest ignited with Thomas Reeves sn ..read more

Image by Brooke Sleep Media.   by Daniel Viles Aspley’s opportunity for a first Bond University QAFLW minor premiership and Wilston Grange’s quest for a first finals appearance since 2018 collide at Zupps Aspley Oval in the feature match of Round 13. For the Gorillas to make the finals for the first time in six years, they will need to win at Zupps Aspley Oval for the first time in five years against an opponent they haven’t beaten in four. For the Hornets to finish top of the table, they will probably need to win their remaining two matches by around sixty points more than Southport win ..read more