QLD Rugby 20/11/2024

Written by Reds Media Unit on Nov 20, 2024 08:00 AM, courtesy of qld.rugby Source article.Reds warhorse Carola Kreis...home game lift in store at Ballymore Three home games for the 2025 Super Rugby Women's season is an ideal draw for the Queensland Reds to rebuild by turning Ballymore Stadium into a fortress. Senior leader Carola Kreis is delighted with the flow to the draw as unveiled today with an exciting new trans-Tasman punchline for all teams. GRAB YOUR SUPER W MEMBERSHIP TODAY In an historic partnership, the Super Rugby Women's champion will face the winner of New Zealand's Super Rugby...

QLD Rugby 08/10/2024

Written by Queensland Rugby Media Unit on Oct 08, 2024 04:08 PM, courtesy of qld.rugby Source article. The Queensland Rugby Union has today launched an exciting new podcast series, Leaders Within Queensland Rugby. The release of the series, presented by luxury accommodation Amora Brisbane, coincides with Amora's extension of their partnership with the QRU following a successful period working as the Presenting Partner of the Queensland Reds v Wales fixture at Suncorp Stadium in July. The podcast concept tackles leadership journeys, learnings from business and advice, often with a fascinating thread of rugby wisdom woven through it, from an outstanding...

QLD Rugby 31/05/2024

Written by Jim Tucker, courtesy of qld.rugby Source articleFive young Queensland girls are being given a tantalising view of France in Olympics mode and where the world of rugby sevens can take them.The countdown to the action at Stade de France and the rugby sevens tournaments of the Paris Olympics in late July may be rushing at Charlotte Caslick and Co.Away from the full-house fanfare that will attract, important stepping stones are being laid for the future with the Australia A squad in more low-yet surrounds in France.Queenslanders (pictured from left) Ava Wereta, Piper Flynn, Faythe Manera, Emmisyn Wynyard and...

Jim Tucker 02/05/2022

The rise of Shannon Parry to Olympic gold medallist and Wallaroos captain is an uplifting story every young girl playing at Easts should know about. Before either of those lofty achievements she was an uncertain rugby rookie of 17 taking her first strides in a new sport at Easts. Her lift-off at the Tigers meant far more than winning four straight premierships (2008-09-10-11) in champion sides. She absorbed the lessons of mentors, soaked up what great team spirit was all about, worked hard away from any spotlight and built confidence in her own abilities. Parry, 32, has been honoured with the Wallaroos...