Wondai Wolves Romp Home
Wondai Wolves hosted – and dominated – the Wide Bay Female Nines rugby league carnival last Saturday.
Wondai Wolves hosted – and dominated – the Wide Bay Female Nines rugby league carnival last Saturday.
History was made at the annual “Reef & Beef Challenge” … the first time an A Grade women’s team has run out wearing a Wondai Wolves’ jersey.
The South Burnett rugby league hasn’t officially started yet but there’s still been plenty of action for fans to enjoy.
South Burnett players have been selected for the Wide Bay Bulls in all three rugby league games to be played at T.J. O’Neill Oval in Kingaroy on Saturday.
More than 40 stallholders attracted a big crowd to Saturday evening’s new-look Wondai Twilight Markets.
Cherbourg rugby league star Selwyn Cobbo has been selected for the Indigenous All Stars team to take on a Maori side in New Zealand later this month.
Seven local not-for-profit groups will share $4.68 million in sporting grants under flood recovery assistance announced on Thursday.
“It’s okay to not be okay – but you can always reach out to someone.”
Former South Sydney and Melbourne Storm league star Greg Inglis will be bringing his Goanna Academy to Kingaroy next week.
South Burnett Eagles Under 15s put in a valiant effort on Saturday but just missed out on taking out the Toowoomba Junior Rugby League premiership.
The Murgon Mustangs topped off a big year for the club with stunning victories in both the A Grade and Under 14s rugby league Grand Finals on Saturday.
The Mustangs have forced showdown rematches with the Nanango Stags in two huge rugby league Grand Finals to be played at Murgon on Saturday.
South Burnett Rugby League’s night of nights attracted a big crowd to Kingaroy Town Hall on Friday night.
The Murgon Mustangs and Wondai Wolves have their last chance on Saturday to earn a spot in the 2022 South Burnett A Grade rugby league Grand Final.
They did it! The South Burnett Eagles Women’s Open team have brought home the trophy for the 2022 Wide Bay Female premiership!
The big news in rugby league this week is the fact all three South Burnett Eagles women’s teams will be playing in Grand Finals this weekend!
Women’s rugby league is soaring in the South Burnett with all three teams charging towards the Grand Finals of the Wide Bay Female competition.
Wondai’s huge Mini-Mod Carnival last Saturday attracted more than 870 players – plus their supporters – to Wondai Sportsground.
Wondai Wolves’ veterans who turned up for the rugby league club’s annual “Old Boys” celebration went home happy last Saturday.
Nanango Stags left Murgon shellshocked during the first 10 minutes of their A Grade rugby league clash at T.J. O’Neill Oval in Kingaroy last Saturday, racking up two quick tries in super-quick time.