Nanango Stags weren’t able to pull together an A Grade team for the 2023 South Burnett Rugby League competition, but more than enough blue-and-white jumpers gathered together last Saturday for the club’s special Old Boys’ Day at Fred Kassulke Oval.
While Nanango was celebrating its Old Boys Day, two A Grade South Burnett rugby league games plus two South Burnett Eagles matches were held in Kingaroy.
South Burnett rugby league games will be spread across two grounds again this weekend, but it could well have been three.
Murgon Mustangs hosted a huge day of rugby league last weekend with their annual Domestic Violence Awareness Round.
Selwyn Cobbo has been picked again to play for the Queensland Maroons, the second State of Origin series for the former Cherbourg Hornets player.
T.J. O’Neill Oval in Kingaroy was filled with eager young rugby league footballers last weekend for trials to select “possibles” and “probables” to represent Wide Bay in the annual Queensland Schools competition.
Footy stars Selwyn Cobbo, Ezra Mam and Johnathan Thurston made a surprise trip to the South Burnett last weekend to help promote this week’s NRL Indigenous Round.
Wondai Wolves will be hosting a full round of junior and senior rugby league games this Saturday.
The Burnett Brahmans defeated Central Highlands 22-18 in the 47th Battalion Plate Final at the weekend in Emerald.
South Burnett Eagles were pipped at the post in a nail-biting Round 2 Under 18s rugby league game played at Kingaroy last Sunday.
The South Burnett Rugby League competition officially kicks off this weekend but the A Grade draw has had to be reshuffled.
They may not have come out on top on the scoreboard, but the Blackbutt Yarraman Junior Rugby League Club were the real winners at last Saturday’s “friendly” with the Nanango Stags.
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.
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.
“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.
