2019

SATURDAY 14 SEPTEMBER Colts PALM BEACH CURRUMBIN V WILSTON GRANGE 9:00 AM  METRICON STADIUM Reserves SURFERS PARADISE V PALM BEACH CURRUMBIN 11:45 AM NERANG BROADBEACH RD, CARRARA Seniors PALM BEACH CURRUMBIN V SURFERS PARADISE 2:30 PM QAFL GRAND FINAL 1 WELCOME MESSAGE 3

CODE OF CONDUCT 4

UMPIRES 5

MATCH PREVIEW × COLTS 6

TEAM LISTS × COLTS 7

GROGAN MEDAL 8

MATCH PREVIEW × RESERVES 10

TEAM LISTS × RESERVES 11

SENIORS PALM BEACH CURRUMBIN × PREVIEW 12

SENIORS SURFERS PARADISE × PREVIEW 13

SENIORS × TEAM LISTS 14

PREMIERS & JOE GRANT MEDALISTS 15

STATEWIDE GRAND FINALS RESULTS 16

2 QAFL GRAND FINAL On behalf of AFL I would like to welcome Will Palm Beach Currumbin be victorious and complete everyone to the 2019 QAFL Grand Final Day, featuring the elusive three-peat, or will Surfers Paradise reign the QAFL Colts, Reserves and Senior Grand Finals. supreme in their first Senior Grand Final in 15 years? We are delighted to be able to present today at this fantastic venue and we acknowledge the support of Congratulations to Palm Beach Currumbin on qualifying the and Stadiums Queensland for teams in all three grades today, as well as Surfers helping make this possible. Paradise for successfully winning their way through to two Grand Finals. For the second year in a row, the final make-up of the top five teams came down to the final round of the Wilson Grange will be the challengers in the Colts home and away season, with seven teams still vying for Grand Final, after taking the long road to today’s match; a finals berth. Palm Beach Currumbin again asserted following a close two point loss in week 1 of the Finals their dominance over the competition, only being campaign. Week 2 saw the Gorillas hold on in extra- beaten on one occasion this year. Surfers Paradise and time over Broadbeach to keep their finals hopes alive Morningside both finished on the same win/loss ratio, and progressing on to the Preliminary Final against the only being separated by 3% points. Broadbeach and Western Magpies, where they were resounding victors Mt Gravatt rounded out the top five for the 2019 Finals and elevated themselves to Premiership contenders. Series, narrowly pipping the Western Magpies and Labrador for the final two spots. Amazingly, this is the We certainly have exciting times ahead for the QAFL same make-up of the final five teams that fought it out competition with the introduction of the Maroochydore in the 2018 Finals Series. Roos for the 2020 season. I wish the Roos all the very best of luck in the pre-season, and look forward Last Sunday we celebrated the 74th J.A. Grogan Medal to seeing how they match up against our already very and QAFLW Best & Fairest Awards Night at . strong QAFL Clubs. It was a fantastic evening, where we not only recognized those players who excelled across the season, but I would like to sincerely thank the many passionate, also the terrific contribution of club volunteers and dedicated and hardworking volunteers and administrators. Congratulations to Frazer Neate from administrators at our QAFL clubs for everything they Mt Gravatt on being awarded the J.A Grogan Medal in a continue to do for our great game. I would also like to very tightly contested and nail-biting vote count. congratulate the umpires selected to officiate today as well as thanking all umpires who officiated this season. Today shapes up to be a highly entertaining day of local QAFL Football, with two proud Gold Coast clubs fighting it out in front of their loyal supporters on the DEAN WARREN biggest AFL Stage the Gold Coast region has to offer. AFL Queensland CEO

QAFL GRAND FINAL 3 AFL QUEENSLAND HAS DEVELOPED THIS CODE OF CONDUCT TO ASSIST IN DELIVERING A SAFE AND POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR ALL PEOPLE INVOLVED IN OUR GREAT GAME.

• Remember that many people play sport for their own enjoyment. • Respect all players, coaches, umpires, administrators and spectators, and teach young people to do the same. • Applaud good performances and efforts from all individuals and teams. Congratulate all participants on their performance, regardless of the game’s outcome • Do not engage in physical and/or verbal intimidation, abuse or conduct toward any player, official, umpire or supporter • Recognise and respect that all volunteers give up their time to support your club. • Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person regardless of their gender, ability, cultural background or religion • Respect the facilities and equipment of your own and opposing clubs • Condemn the use of violence in any form, whether it is by spectators, coaches, officials or players • Abusive and obscene language is unacceptable

NO PERSON(S) ATTENDING A MATCH, FUNCTION OR EVENT SHALL: • Bring alcohol into a venue without prior consent from the Club and/or relevant licensed authorities • Take alcohol or glass bottles onto the playing surface • Enter the Field of Play during the course of a match

BREACHES OF THIS CODE OF CONDUCT, MAY RESULT IN PENALTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: • Termination of a match (including potential forfeiture of competition points) and/or • Suspension of a match and/or • Monetary fines and/or • Suspension on a temporary or permanent basis

4 QAFL GRAND FINAL SENIORS

Field Boundary Goal

Oliver Pye Ryan Hickey Zac Mabb Sam Ward Nick Mabb Tom Sullivan Sam Whetton Matt Oliver Third scorer: Kane Miller Emergency: Cameron Manthey

RESERVES

Field Boundary Goal

Luca Bisogni Garry Dunne Matthew Atkins Jackson Burnie Andrew Jarrett Phil Wilson Jake Webb Delsen Jones

Emergency: Jonathan Angus

COLTS

Field Boundary Goal

Jacob Farrell Cooper Beaton Joanna Page Henry Harris Josh Doherty Timothy Parsons

Emergency: Jake Edgar

QAFL GRAND FINAL 5 For the Brisbane based team, leading goal kicker Noah McFayden will be hard for the Lions to tame MATCH PREVIEW with his ability to convert scores onto the board Palm beach currumbin v for his side. Wilston Grange Gracen Sproule has been in the Gorilla’s best 12 The QAFL Colts Grand Final today between Palm times and half-forward Reed Maskell-Dobbyn Beach Currumbin and Wilston Grange looks to be continues his consistently good service to his a fairly even battle, with both teams winning all team, and they will be ones to watch. but three games this season, meaning the 2019 Premiership Cup is anyone’s for the taking. The Lions advantage? They boast the competition’s leading goal kicker, so it will be up to Round 10 was the first time the two teams went the Gorillas to shut Riley Engels down before he head to head this season, and it was Palm Beach adds to his tally, now sitting on an average of 3.56 Currumbin who took the honours, defeating the goals per game. Gorillas in a slim 8-point affair. Lions halfback Jack Granville has appeared the The tide shifted at their next encounter in Round most in his team’s best players this season, and 17, where the Gorillas dominated the Lions in a forward Sam Carter is an all-round gun for the 9.12 (66) to 3.2 (20) victory, securing their spot in Gold Coast based club. the first week of finals. Lions youngster Aidan McCabe was instrumental Last year the Lions had the most successful finals in their finals campaign last year and has campaign, ruining the Gorillas’ shot at victory in continued his strong form this season, while the Preliminary Finals to book their ticket to the Gorilla’s Daniel Luers has been the key to his side. big dance. With both teams vying for that top position, it This is where their fairy tale run ended, going should be a great battle of footy here at Metricon down by 22-points to the Western Magpies in an Stadium. upset.

This year both teams are out for redemption; but who wants it the most?

6 QAFL GRAND FINAL # NAME G B # NAME G B

25 Ari Miles 4 Daniel Luers 49 Ethan Dawson 5 Lleyten Jarrett 52 Bronson Howard 6 Fraser Masin 55 Dean Katsiris 7 Maclaren Smith 66 Riley Engels 8 Kaleb Pascoe (Captain) 67 William Bella 68 Joshua Beaman 9 Jack Donoghue 69 Austin Harris 11 Bae Gallop 70 Charlie Trevaskis 12 Tyler Trethowan 71 Aidan McCabe (Captain) 13 Reed Maskell 75 Cooper Pope 14 Samuel Griffiths 76 Finn Sellars 15 Gracen Sproule 78 Riley Hunter WILSTON GRANGE 80 Jeht Wollington 16 Noah McFadyen 81 Ethan Lennen 17 Tyler Galligan 82 Luke Francis 18 Hamish McDougall (Captain) 83 Jack Granville 19 Josh Marriott

PALM BEACH CURRUMBIN BEACH PALM 84 Ky Maloney 20 William Hueppauff 85 Alex Fry 21 Oscar Molan 86 Coby Williams 22 Harry Keenan 87 Jordan Gribble 89 Harrison Day 23 Hugo Thew 90 James Finn 24 Flynn Warren 91 Benjamin Stubbs 26 Samuel Cairns 93 Lachlan Jolley 27 Caleb Scott 94 Liam Maxwell 28 Finn Mitchell 95 Jake Waller 29 Oscar Stewart 96 Oliver Rojo 98 Flynn Petersons 42 Zach Puncken 99 Liam Suddes 47 Jonah Farry

COACH × RUSSELL MOLONEY COACH × BRENT MOLONEY

QAFL GRAND FINAL 7 J.A. GROGAN MEDAL MT GRAVATT VETERAN FRAZER NEATE Frazer Neate, Mt Gravatt SOLIDIFIED HIS CULT HERO STATUS ON SUNDAY NIGHT WHEN HE WAS CROWNED SYD GUILDFORD TROPHY COACHES MVP THE 74TH MEMBER OF THE J.A. GROGAN Thomas Thynne, Palm Beach Currumbin MEDAL FRATERNITY IN A THRILLING VOTE COUNT AT THE GABBA. BILL CLERKE MEDAL QAFL RESERVES BEST & FAIREST The count truly went down to the wire with three votes Jake Chapman, Morningside in the Vulture’s Round 19 win over Labrador enough to edge Neate past teammate Andrew Smith and Palm KEITH WALLIS MEDAL Beach Currumbin midfielder Thomas Thynne. QAFL COLTS BEST & FAIREST Blake Coleman, Morningside In all, he polled 18 votes across the season to join an illustrious fraternity of previous seasons despite missing 2019 RISING STAR two games with broken ribs. Nathan Colenso, Morningside

“It’s the best thing to ever happen to me. I’m really happy,” Neate said following his crowning moment. 2019 QAFL ADMINISTRATOR OF THE YEAR Deb McQueen, Morningside

Neate, one of the competition’s best contested midfielders, has called Dittmer Park home since the age 2019 LEADING GOAL KICKERS of five where he has chalked up over 100 senior games QAFL SENIORS for the Vultures. Samuel Stubbs, Mt Gravatt (42 goals)

His Grogan Medal triumph as the best and fairest player QAFL RESERVES in the QAFL comes despite Neate having not won a Mt Nathan Carr, Palm Beach Currumbin (39 goals) Gravatt best and fairest award. QAFL COLTS Neate finished runner up in both 2018 and 2019 and Riley Engels, Palm Beach Currumbin (52 goals) has never sat atop the club’s own standings but now finds himself immortalised among 73 other names etched into QAFL history. 2019 Ethan Hunt, Morningside

8 QAFL GRAND FINAL 2019 GOAL OF THE YEAR MIDFIELD Daniel van de Werken, Surfers Paradise Andrew Smith (Mt Gravatt), Thomas Thynne (Palm Beach Currumbin), Henry Joyce (Morningside), ZANE TAYLOR MEDALLIST Joshua Searl (Broadbeach), Alex McKay (Labrador), Andrew Smith (Mt Gravatt) Kain Ford (Surfers Paradise)

FORWARDS Jack Yelland (Surfers Paradise), Bryce Retzlaff (Labradoor), Jackson Fisher (Broadbeach), 2019 QAFL TEAM OF THE YEAR Jason Burge (Palm Beach Currumbin), John Anthony DEFENDERS (Palm Beach Currumbin), Samuel Stubbs (Mt Gravatt) Jack Prestegar (Surfers Paradise), Brody Haberfield (C) (Surfers Paradise), Dylan Troutman (Palm Beach Currumbin), Brad Howard (Morningside), Nathan INTERCHANGE Frazer Neate (Mt Gravatt), Jesse Derrick (Palm Beach Beck (Morningside), Liam McNeven (Palm Beach Currumbin), Bradley Hodge (Morningside), Nathan Currumbin) Colenso (Morningside)

COACH Jess Sinclair (Palm Beach Currumbin) The Demons earned the four points in their final regular season game in Round 18, winning by MATCH PREVIEW 12-points in a low scoring affair. Surfers Paradise v Palm beach currumbin Livewire forward Cody Filewood shone that day in the navy and red, booting three goals, while 2018 QAFL It’s fitting that the same two sides battling it out for Rising Star nominee, Jasper Graham, was superb premiership success in the senior QAFL Grand Final through the middle. will also be contesting the Reserves game three hours prior. Earlier in the season, it was the Lions who earned a comfortable 39-point win thanks to four goals from It’s a nod to the deep playing lists at both Surfers Jarryd Douglas and a commendable performance Paradise and Palm Beach Currumbin – the two best from Brock Askey. teams across both competitions throughout season 2019. In the contest, look for the Minor Premier Surfers Paradise outfit to leverage on Zane Baker, Elliott Bath The game itself is shaping up to be a nail biter and and team leading goal kicker, Hayden Correa, to lead you only need to look back to their Qualifying Final the way. matchup a fortnight ago to see why. Meanwhile, keys for Palm Beach Currumbin is co- The two teams met on Salk Oval and nothing could captain Nathan Carr, who finished third in the Bill separate the two teams after four thrilling quarters. Clerke Medal for the QAFL Reserve’s Best and Fairest The game – and an early spot in the Grand Final – player, having booted a competition-high 46-goals went into overtime where the Demons prevailed by this season. just a solitary point. Carr’s other co-captain, Matt Fife, who earned 12 Even then, not much separated them with Demon votes to finished fifth overall in the voting, will also be Zane Baker’s late goal and a behind that hit the post a key for the Lions. the only difference.

Looking back over the season, nearly every contest between the Demons and Lions was a thriller and this weekend’s premiership decider will be the latest chapter in a competitive series.

10 QAFL GRAND FINAL # NAME G B # NAME G B 3 Elliot Bath 2 Dale Neuhaus 11 Joel Foster 8 Ethan Greenall 12 Chris Kranz (Captain) 12 John Macansh 13 Conor McKenzie 13 Matt Fife (Captain) 14 Bailey Fraser 15 Ashton Crossley 15 Nathan Trevena 16 Bradley McDonald 18 Jake Tooma 16 Cooper Portelli 19 Mitchell Hopkins 18 Glen Screech 20 Harris Newton 30 Nick Hamilton 23 Mark Thompson 35 Cory Beaman 24 Jasper Graham 36 Harrison Hulls 25 Flynn Loft 37 Blake Emblem 26 Jayson Toll 38 Lewis McNally

SURFERS PARADISE 28 Jalen Curtis 40 Anthony Rofe 30 Nick Walker 42 Jesse Beame 35 Jackson Curtiss 44 Hunter Hall 36 Jack Mitchell 45 Nathan Carr (Captain)

38 Nathan White 46 Blake Schneider CURRUMBIN BEACH PALM 43 Nathan Brown 48 Jack Marino 45 Cody Filewood 50 Simon Callahan 46 Nick O’Hare 53 Matthew Mason 48 Zane Baker 54 Corey Joyce 49 Christian Ridley 55 Dean Katsiris 52 Blade Braithwaite 56 Jim Cahill 62 Sam Hilton-Joyce 57 Tom Frazer 66 Malik Kaleda 60 Nicholas Perso 68 Kurt Cole 61 Jack Johnston 70 Cameron Topping 62 Hunter Battye 71 Haydn Correa 65 Luke Vanderfeen 74 Cameron Poharama 73 Ethan Hunt

COACH × JASON CHANTLER COACH × LUKE MARSHALL

QAFL GRAND FINAL 11 The post-Christmas appointment of former Fremantle and North Melbourne AFL player, Jess Sinclair, has PALM BEACH proven to be problem-free. CURRUMBIN Sinclair inherited a close-knit group that lost only twice in 2018 and just the once this year, ironically to Surfers Match Preview Paradise in round 18. If there is one area where Palm Beach Currumbin have a What Sinclair quickly learned was that he had a team clear advantage over Saturday’s grand final rivals Surfers loaded with talent across all areas. Paradise it's experience on the September big stage. Like Surfers have through bulky full-forward Dan Green, When it comes to that valued commodity of having been the Lions have a match-winner in Jack Anthony, who there, done that, the Lions have it in truckloads. was named Joe Grant Medallist in the 2018 Grand Final with his five goals against Broadbeach. Jesse Derrick, Jackson Emblem, Stephen and Tom Thynne, Tyler Cornish have all played in multiple grand After an injury-riddled finish to his season Anthony is finals together and won a lot of them. primed for another big one when it matters most, but will face a crucial matchup with Demons skipper Brody It is that familiarity on big occasions that should stand Haberfield in the contest. the Lions in good stead this weekend. The former Collingwood and Fremantle AFL player kicked Surfers have very few, if any, players who have sampled 41 goals in his first seven matches before sustaining a grand finals atmosphere. bad ankle injury. There are those people who say a team needs to lose a He is a clear and present danger for the Demons on grand final before they win one and they point out the Saturday – but the same thing can be said about Dan fact that the last two QAFL premiers lost grand finals Green. When he fires, he can be unstoppable and he before they won one. makes team mates stand that much taller with his physical presence in the goal square. This was the case when Labrador lost to Morningside in 2014 before winning the next two grand finals. In 2016 Around the ground the Lions have quality ball users, in they beat Palm Beach Currumbin who then went on to particular Tom and Stephen Thynne, Jason Burge, the win flags in 2017 and 2018. Harrison brothers Jed and Zac, flanker Dylan Troutman – the list goes on and on. But for the Demons, the last time the club played in a grand final was back in 2004. Worth noting is the vote count at last weekend’s J. A. Grogan Medal presentation. Now the threepeat is on for the Lions against Surfers at Metricon Stadium today. PBC had four players – Tom Thynne (17 votes), 2016 winner Jesse Derrick (14), Jack Anthony (11) and 2017 And, on results this year following an interrupted pre- co-winner Jason Burge (9) in the top 10. season – when coach Chad Owens elected to chase greener pastures in Victoria – the PBC form guide has been an outstanding one.

12 QAFL GRAND FINAL beaten premiers Palm Beach Currumbin in 2019 has SURFERS been the emergence of a number of young talents. The development in a number of them has been PARADISE exceptional. Match Preview If you look at where the likes of Jack Taylor, Daniel An unbreakable team ethic has carried the Surfers Van de Werken, Sam and Myles Jewell, Josh Matulis, Paradise Demons to the cusp of ending a 20-year Thompson Smith, Alby Jones, Rene LeFeuvre, Alby premiership drought against Palm Beach Currumbin at Jones, Thompson Smith and Jack Prestegar were a Metricon Stadium on Saturday. couple of years ago, it is patently clear that Moore has managed to bring out the best in his troops – both as For so long a club thirsting for success but deprived of individuals and as close-knit team members. a drink from a premiership cup for two decades, this year’s version of Surfers Paradise – along the lines of “The thing is that I could see it was progressing but all for one and one for all – has emerged under the sometimes you have to be patient and it takes some coaching of Brad Moore. time to get to the end,” said Demons coach Brad Moore. This weekend’s season finale will herald the retirement of champion full-forward Dan Green, who first donned “You have to have a starting point but once the team the red and blue as a four-year-old tacker. can build success the players get more individual recognition as well. Green has announced his retirement and it would be a wonderful fairy tale ending to his career if he can finally “When the team’s not getting wins on the board it’s a crack it for a premiership. bit harder for opposition teams to know who are the ones to watch out for, apart from the main couple like But giving Green some personal success is only part of the Greens have always been. the Surfers quest. “Individually they have progressed together on the back Sure, he will be a focal point, but this grand final will of what we’ve been doing as a collective.” be all about the word ‘team’, doing it together and for each other. Moore said it is all about getting the most out of every player, from the big guns like Green and Brody Although the Demons played finals under Peter Young Haberfield, down to number 22 on the list. and Beau Zorko, when Moore joined the club they had just four wins in 2017. “Palm Beach have set the benchmark with that,” said Moore. They rose to finish fourth last year and after this season’s preliminary rounds were completed the “They developed a strong bond a few years ago and Demons were second. that got them to that first grand final – and they went on from there.” What has been noticeable for the only team to have

QAFL GRAND FINAL 13 # NAME G B # NAME G B 1 Brock Askey 1 Noa Corbett 2 Dale Neauhaus 2 Jack Prestigar 3 Zac Harrison 4 Rene LeFeuvre 6 Stephen Thynne (Captain) 5 Kane Ford 7 Nicholas Crowley 6 Cassidy Haberfield 9 Angus Munro 7 Brody Haberfield (Captain) 10 Jessee Derrick 8 Nick Scott 11 Josh Woolley 10 Paddy Rankin 12 John Macansh 13 Connor McKenzie 14 Jack Anthony 15 Nathan Trevena 15 Ashton Crossley 16 Harrison Fraser 16 Cooper Portelli 17 Thompson Smith 17 Tyler Cornish 20 Harris Newton

18 Glen Screech 21 Matthew Green SURFERS PARADISE 20 Dirk Koenen 22 Daniel Green 21 AJ Dawson 24 Jasper Graham 22 Liam McNeven 29 Jack Taylor 23 Jed Harrison 31 Myles Jewell PALM BEACH CURRUMBIN BEACH PALM 27 Dylan Troutman 32 Daniel Van De Werken 28 Thomas Thynne 34 Sam Jewell 29 Jason Burge 35 Jackson Curtiss 32 Jackson Emblem 38 Nathan White 33 Jonathan Croad 39 Jack Yelland 35 Cory Beaman 40 Alby Jones 39 Callum McBurnie 42 Josh Matulis 41 Curtis Marsden 45 Cody Filewood 44 Hunter Hall 48 Zane Baker 54 Corey Joyce 55 Dale Eames 57 Tom Frazer 59 Nic Harrison 100 Adam McKenzie 77 Haydn Kiel

COACH × JESS SINCLAIR COACH × BRAD MOORE

14 QAFL GRAND FINAL PAST PREMIERS PAST JOE GRANT 2018 Palm Beach Currumbin 1962 Mayne 2017 Palm Beach Currumbin 1961 Mayne MEDALLISTS 2016 Labrador 1960 Coorparoo 2017 John Anthony - Palm Beach Currumbin 2015 Labrador 1959 Kedron 2014 Morningside 1958 Mayne 2017 Jake Dignan - Palm Beach Currumbin 2013 1957 Sandgate 2016 Wayde Mills - Labrador 2012 Brisbane Lions 1956 Sandgate 2015 Todd Featherstone - Labrador 2011 Northern Territory 1955 Wilston Grange 2014 Lachlan Russ - Morningside 2010 Morningside 1954 Western Districts 2009 Morningside 1953 Western Districts 2013 Jack Crisp - Brisbane Lions 2008 Southport 1952 Mayne 2012 Claye Beams - Brisbane Lions 2007 Mt Gravatt 1951 Windsor 2011 Jake Dignan - NT Thunder 2006 Southport 1950 Windsor 2005 Southport 1949 Windsor 2010 Kent Abey - Morningside 2004 Morningside 1948 Kedron 2009 Ben Gibson - Morningside 2003 Morningside Windsor 1947 2008 Jacob Gough - Morningside 2002 Mt Gravatt 1946 Kedron 2001 Brisbane 1945 Workshops 2007 Ash Evans - Mt. Gravatt 2000 Southport 1944 Kedron 2006 Dane Carmody - Southport 1999 Southport 1943 Kedron 2005 Paul Dimattina - Southport 1998 Southport 1942 Mayne 2004 David Lillico - Morningside 1997 Southport 1941 Kedron 1996 West Brisbane 1940 Windsor 2003 Scott Easdown - Morningside 1995 North Brisbane 1939 Windsor 2002 Tony Lynn - Mt Gravatt 1994 Morningside 1938 Windsor 2001 Ben Robbins - Brisbane Lions 1993 Morningside 1937 Windsor 1992 Southport 1936 Windsor 2000 Steve McLuckie - Southport 1991 Morningside 1935 Mayne 1999 Shaun Ballans - Southport Southport 1990 1934 Mayne 1998 Clint Watts - Southport 1989 Southport 1933 Windsor 1988 Windsor-Zillmere 1932 Windsor 1997 Scott Bamford - Southport 1987 Southport 1931 Mayne 1996 Brett Ziedler - West Brisbane 1986 Coorparoo 1930 Mayne & Windsor 1995 Danny Dickfos - North Brisbane 1985 Southport 1929 Windsor 1994 David Wearne - Morningside 1984 Coorparoo 1928 Mayne 1983 Southport 1927 Mayne 1993 Brendan Moroney - Morningside 1982 Mayne 1926 Brisbane 1992 Paul Siede - Southport 1981 Windsor-Zillmere 1925 Valley 1991 Mitchell Howe - Morningside 1980 Kedron 1924 Brisbane 1979 Sandgate 1923 Brisbane 1990 Ray Sarcevic - Southport 1978 Western Districts 1922 Brisbane 1989 Zane Taylor - Southport 1977 Western Districts 1921 South Brisbane 1988 Andrew Martyn - W/Zillmere 1976 Windsor-Zillmere 1920 Wynnum 1987 Gary Dempsey - Southport 1975 Windsor-Zillmere No competition due 1915–19 1974 Sandgate to World War I 1986 Brendan McMullen - Coorparoo 1973 Mayne 1914 South Brisbane 1985 Trevor Surman - Southport 1972 Wilston Grange 1913 Valley 1984 Garry Becker - Coorparoo 1971 Sandgate 1912 Valley 1970 Sandgate 1911 South Brisbane 1983 Zane Taylor - Southport 1969 Wilston Grange 1910 South Brisbane 1982 Leigh Goodall - Mayne 1968 Coorparoo 1909 Wynnum 1981 Kevan Sparks - W/Zillmere 1967 Mayne 1908 Locomotives 1966 Mayne 1907 Locomotives 1965 Morningside 1906 City 1964 Coorparoo 1905 City 1963 Coorparoo 1904 Norths, Souths, Wests

QAFL GRAND FINAL 15 QAFLW QFA DIVISION 5 AFL TOWNSVILLE Coorparoo 14.10 (94) defeated Bribie Island 10.9 (69) Hermit Park Tigers 13.10 (88) Bond University 2.6 (18) defeated Marcellin Old Boys defeated Thuringowa Bulldogs 7.9 (51) 11.7 (73) QAFLW DEVELOPMENT Bond University 3.8 (26) defeated QFA COLTS MAROON AFL TOWNSVILLE WOMEN'S Coorparoo 3.3 (21) Maroochydore 16.13 (109) Hermit Park Tigers 12.5 (77) defeated Coorparoo 12.5 (77) defeated 3.5 (23) University Hawks QFA DIVISION 1 Noosa 14.8 (92) defeated QFA COLTS WHITE AFL MACKAY Maroochydore 7.7 (49) Victoria Point 10.5 (65) defeated North Mackay Saints 10.5 (75) Burleigh 7.10 (52) defeated Mackay Eastern Swans QFAW DIVISION 1 7.4 (46) Kedron 6.6 (42) defeated Burleigh QFA NORTHERN RIVERS 5.8 (38) Byron Magpies 12.10 (82) defeated AFL MACKAY WOMEN'S Ballina 8.5 (53) Bakers Creek Tigers 6.5 (41) QFA DIVISION 2 defeated Mackay City Hawks Bond University 13.12 (90) defeated QFAW NORTHERN RIVERS 3.3 (21) Beenleigh 7.10 (52) Byron Magpies 2.6 (18) defeated Tweed Coast Tigers 2.3 (15) AFL CAPRICORNIA QFAW DIVISION 2 SOUTH Yeppoon A Grade 18.11 (119) Surfers Paradise 8.7 (55) defeated AFL WIDE BAY defeated Panthers A Grade 7.4 (47) Mt Gravatt 2.3 (15) Bay Power 7.16 (58) defeated Hervey Bay Bombers 3.5 (23) AFL CAPRICORNIA WOMEN'S QFAW DIVISION 2 NORTH Panthers Women's 6.8 (44) Ipswich Eagles 6.3 (39) defeated AFL WIDE BAY WOMEN'S defeated Brothers Women's Hinterland 2.7 (19) Hervey Bay 3.6 (24) defeated 2.3 (15) Across the Waves Bundaberg QFA DIVISION 4 2.3 (15) Park Ridge 9.11 (65) Defeated Maroochydore 5.3 (33)

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