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Queensland Corporate Games Games Results Brisbane 2018 Games Charity Games Supporter Queensland Corporate Games Results Games Corporate Awards Queensland Corporate Games 2018 Sport for Life Grand Award Queensland Urban Utilies Medallist Award Brisbane Youth Detention Centre Sport Awards Basketball Suncorp Group Beach Volleyball Airservices Australia Cricket 8s ALS Group Dragon Boat Racing Ausenco Golf Queensland Urban Utilities Netball Private Companies Netball Competition Running Ausenco Soccer Matt Dye Animation Softball Brisbane Youth Detention Centre Tennis ALS Group Tenpin Bowling Seqwater Touch Queensland Health Volleyball Cook Medical Group Awards Group 1 (1-5 Participants) Sedgman Group 2 (6-10 Participants) TUH Group 3 (11-20 Participants) Hutchinson Builders Group 4 (21-50 Participants) ALS Group Group 5 (51-100 Participants) Brisbane Youth Detention Centre Group 6 (101-150 Participants) Seqwater Total Organisations 114 Largest Team Queensland Urban Utilities 120 Total Participants 3028 Queensland Corporate Games Results Games Medalist Award Organisation 1st 2nd 3rd Total Queensland Reconstruction Authority 11 Brisbane Youth Detention Centre 11 22 33 Get Real Conscious Impact 11 Dept of Housing and Public Works 5 13 2 20 Jumbo Interactive 11 AECOM 8 12 20 Femme Fox Fitness 11 Seqwater 92617 KPMG 11 Queensland Rail 18817 Colliers International 11 Ausenco 15 1 16 Colin Biggers & Paisley 11 ARUP 61815 Insitu Pacific 11 TechnologyOne 2 12 14 Queensland Dept of Environment and Science Queensland Health 15814 11 Queensland Audit Office 1112 14 St George 11 ALS Group 22913 Corrs Chambers Westgarth 11 Airservices Australia 43512 Transmax 11 Aurizon 8412 Clayton Utz 11 Cox Architecture 12 12 TUH 11 Matt Dye Animation 11 11 NTT Data Business Solutions 11 SunSuper 11 11 ADG Engineers 11 11 Grinners Trophies 10 10 Morgans Financial Limited 17210 Syntura 88 WSP 88 Sanofi 718 RACV 62 8 Private Companies Netball Competition 77 King & Wood Mallesons 77 Gold Coast Health 77 Cook Medical 66 DHL Express 1416 Dept of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships 66 Xenith Consulting 66 Stealth Welding 55 SAP Australia 2125 Queensland Urban Utilities 2125 GHD 55 Scentre Group 55 Flight Centre Travel Group 55 Sedgman 1113 Queensland Treasury Corporation 123 Dept of Natural Resources and Mines 22 Nexia Australia 11 2 Queensland Treasury 22 Queensland Corporate Games Results Games Group Champion Awards Group 1 (1 - 5 Participants) Group 5 (51 - 100 Participants) Organisations Points Organisations Points Sedgman 21 Brisbane Youth Detention Centre 292 Dimension Data 3 Dept of Housing and Public Works 178 Ausenco 167 Group 2 (6 - 10 Participants) Cook Medical 164 Organisations Points TechnologyOne 156 TUH 14 Airservices Australia 138 TTM Consulting 7 AECOM 132 Queensland Health 125 Group 3 (11 - 20 Participants) WSP 103 Organisations Points Ladbrokes Digital 74 Hutchinson Builders 55 SAP Australia 71 Jumbo Interactive 32 Credit Union Australia 62 Nexia Australia 23 GHD 41 Clayton Utz 19 Mainfreight 4 Queensland Reconstruction Authority 12 Corrs Chambers Westgarth 7 Allens 6 Group 6 (101 - 151 Participants) NTT Data Business Solutions 6 Organisations Points GlobalX 5 Seqwater 205 Queensland Urban Utilities 114 Group 4 (21 - 50 Participants) DHL Express 107 Organisations Points ALS Group 124 Queensland Audit Office 122 Queensland Rail 118 ARUP 103 Aurizon 99 Morgans Financial Limited 92 Private Companies Netball Competition 91 SunSuper 89 Sanofi 86 ADG Engineers 73 Suncorp Group 68 RACV 66 Dept of Natural Resources and Mines 55 St George 54 King & Wood Mallesons 49 Bank of Queensland 47 SMEC Australia 37 Dept of Justice & Attorney-General 35 Multiplex Constructions 34 Insitu Pacific 27 Transmax 26 Minter Ellison 21 Queensland Treasury Corporation 19 Dept of CDSS & CSYW 15 RemServ 14 Dept of Environment and Science 13 Calibre Consulting 12 Queensland Treasury 12 Colin Biggers & Paisley 8 KPMG 8 Arcadis 3 Queensland Corporate Games Results Games Sport Awards Basketball TUH 3 Suncorp Group 40 Dept of CDSS & CSYW 3 Stealth Welding 40 Brisbane Youth Detention Centre 40 Netball Morgans Financial Limited 35 Private Companies Netball Competition 91 Queensland Health 35 Sanofi 56 Scentre Group 30 King & Wood Mallesons 49 Flight Centre Travel Group 30 AECOM 49 Credit Union Australia 25 Gold Coast Health 42 Robert Bird Group 20 ARUP 42 Insitu Pacific 20 Bank of Queensland 35 SMEC Australia 15 Cook Medical 28 Multiplex Constructions 10 Suncorp Group 28 Ladbrokes Digital 5 Minter Ellison 21 DHL Express 21 Beach Volleyball WSP 14 Airservices Australia 56 RemServ 14 DHL Express 48 Credit Union Australia 7 SAP Australia 20 Calibre Consulting 7 Queensland Urban Utilities 16 WSP 4 Running Ausenco 63 Cricket 8’s Dept of Housing and Public Works 60 ALS Group 80 Morgans Financial Limited 48 Syntura 64 Aurizon 46 Dept of Housing and Public Works 56 Queensland Rail 27 Cook Medical 40 Queensland Urban Utilities 26 Queensland Urban Utilities 24 Transmax 26 Wipro Technologies 16 Airservices Australia 21 Airservices Australia 8 Dept of Natural Resources and Mines 20 Clayton Utz 19 Dragon Boat Racing ALS Group 17 Ausenco 96 WSP 16 TechnologyOne 84 TechnologyOne 16 Cox Architecture 72 Sedgman 15 icubed consulting 60 SAP Australia 13 Seqwater 48 Queensland Audit Office 10 St George 36 Seqwater 8 Turner & Townsend Thinc 24 Get Real Conscious Impact 8 Queensland Urban Utilities 12 Femme Fox Fitness 8 Dept of Environment and Science 7 Golf AECOM 6 Queensland Urban Utilities 23 NTT Data Business Solutions 6 RACV 18 ADG Engineers 5 SAP Australia 17 GlobalX 5 Dept of Housing and Public Works 14 TUH 5 DHL Express 14 Calibre Consulting 5 Queensland Reconstruction Authority 12 Mainfreight 4 Aurizon 11 Dimension Data 3 GHD 11 Arcadis 3 Queensland Audit Office 10 Ausenco 8 Soccer Queensland Treasury Corporation 7 Matt Dye Animation 88 Queensland Rail 7 SunSuper 77 Sanofi 6 WSP 66 Airservices Australia 5 ADG Engineers 66 Seqwater 5 Seqwater 66 Morgans Financial Limited 3 Hutchinson Builders 55 Queensland Corporate Games Results Games Sport Awards RACV 48 Tenpin Bowling ARUP 48 Seqwater 23 Ladbrokes Digital 44 Queensland Health 18 Xenith Consulting 42 St George 18 Aurizon 42 Queensland Treasury 12 Brisbane Youth Detention Centre 42 Queensland Urban Utilities 11 Queensland Audit Office 36 Airservices Australia 9 Queensland Rail 36 Sanofi 6 Airservices Australia 33 Dept of Justice & Attorney-General 5 Credit Union Australia 30 AON 30 Touch Cook Medical 24 Queensland Health 72 DHL Express 24 Brisbane Youth Detention Centre 48 Dept of Justice & Attorney-General 24 Seqwater 48 Jumbo Interactive 24 Dept of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships SMEC Australia 22 42 Sanofi 18 Queensland Rail 42 FTI Consulting 18 GHD 30 Allens 6 Queensland Audit Office 30 Cardno 6 Dept of Housing and Public Works 24 Multiplex Constructions 24 Softball CPB Contractors 18 Brisbane Youth Detention Centre 120 Aboriginal & Islander Health Council 18 Grinners Trophies 80 SunSuper 12 AECOM 60 Bank of Queensland 12 TechnologyOne 40 Dept of Justice & Attorney-General 6 Dept of Environment and Science 6 Tennis ALS Group 27 Volleyball Dept of Housing and Public Works 24 Cook Medical 72 Nexia Australia 23 Brisbane Youth Detention Centre 42 SAP Australia 21 Queensland Audit Office 36 Ladbrokes Digital 19 Dept of Natural Resources and Mines 30 AECOM 17 Acor Consultants 18 TechnologyOne 16 Queensland Dept of CDSS & CSYW 12 ARUP 13 Ladbrokes Digital 6 Queensland Treasury Corporation 12 KPMG 8 Colliers International 8 Colin Biggers & Paisley 8 Jumbo Interactive 8 Corrs Chambers Westgarth 7 Seqwater 7 Insitu Pacific 7 TTM Consulting 7 Airservices Australia 6 Queensland Rail 6 TUH 6 Morgans Financial Limited 6 Sedgman 6 Dept of Natural Resources and Mines 5 WSP 3 Integria Healthcare 3 Queensland Urban Utilities 2 ADG Engineers 2 Queensland Corporate Sport Results Games 1-8 in each Event Basketball Mixed Open 1 STEALTH WELDING Stealth Bombers 40 2 QUEENSLAND HEALTH Kermits 35 3 SCENTRE GROUP Westfield Travelators 30 4 SUNCORP GROUP Suncorp mixed 25 5 INSITU PACIFIC Insitu Pacific 20 6 SMEC AUSTRALIA SMEC - Mixers 15 Basketball Men Open 1 BRISBANE YOUTH DETENTION CENTRE BYDC Ballers 40 2 MORGANS FINANCIAL LIMITED Morgans 35 3 FLIGHT CENTRE TRAVEL GROUP Flight Centre 30 4 CREDIT UNION AUSTRALIA Team 7 25 5 ROBERT BIRD GROUP The Threagles 20 6 SUNCORP GROUP One Suncorp 15 7 MULTIPLEX CONSTRUCTIONS MULTIPLEX 10 8 LADBROKES DIGITAL Fear The Goats 5 Beach Volleyball Mixed Open 1 AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA Air Servers 2 32 2 DHL EXPRESS CS Team 2 28 3 AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA Air Servers 1 24 4 DHL EXPRESS Pop-Up Blockers 20 5 QUEENSLAND URBAN UTILITIES Amin’s Allstars 16 6 SAP AUSTRALIA SAP Brisbane Beach Volleyball 1 12 7 SAP AUSTRALIA SAP Brisbane Beach Volleyball 2 8 8 WSP Team WSP 4 Cricket 8’s Men Open 1 SYNTURA Syntura ICT Consulting 64 2 DEPT OF HOUSING AND PUBLIC WORKS Blockhole Sun 56 3 ALS GROUP ALS 48 4 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