The final Grand Finals for the year, in Premier Grade, Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield and Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield were played at Davies Park in front of a crowd of around 3000 spectators.

In Premier Grade, Deception Bay led Easts Juniors 10-8 at half time, with both teams scoring two tries. Easts Juniors came back strongly in the second half, to score five tries to four overall and win the match, and the premiership, 26-22.

In the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield, Logan Brothers led Easts Juniors 14-4 at half time, having scored three tries to one. Logan Brothers held on to win the match, and the premiership, 22-20, scoring five tries to four overall.

In the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield, Carina scored five tries to two in the first half to lead Aspley 28-10 at half time. Carina finished up scoring six tries to five overall, to win the match, and the premiership, 36-24.

Went down and watched some of thefooty.com crews young fellas run around in Brisbane Junior Rugby League Grand Finals today.

It was a day of contrasting results as young Popey's Mt Gravatt Eagles U11's  went down 18-12 to the Springwood Tigers. Eagles who were Minor Premiers, lost the major semi, bounced back strongly in the Preliminary Final only to stumble in the big dance.

Jonnos young fella, runs around in the Capalaba Warriors and they have been on a winning streak now for four games, as they had to win their final two games to sneak into fourth, and then continued winning to steal a Premiership.

Today, they scored three time with their first three touches leaving the Greenback Raiders shellshocked at 16-0. They couldn't bridge the gap and the game ended with Capalaba Premiers at 20-12.

Junior footy is great and it is always an uplifting experience. You always hear about the incidents that happen very rarely, but today the games were played in great spirit, and the parents support was strong. Congrats to all teams and players who played off in Grand Finals this weekend.

Preliminary Finals in Premier Grade, Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield and Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield were played at Davies Park in front of a crowd of just under 1250 spectators.

In the Premier Grade Preliminary Final, Deception Bay Bombers were far too strong for Carina in the first half, scoring three tries to none and leading 16-0 at half time. Carina came back in the second half and scored three tries to Deception Bay’s two for the half, but Deception Bay scored five tries to three overall and won the match 26-18. Deception Bay will now play Easts Juniors in the Grand Final next Saturday at Davies Park at 3.00 PM.

Easts Juniors were too strong for Capalaba in the first half of the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield Preliminary Final, scoring five tries to none in the half and leading 22-0 at half time. Capalaba scored three tries to two in the second half, but Easts Juniors won the match 32-16, scoring seven tries to three overall. Easts Juniors will play Logan Brothers next Saturday in the Grand Final at Davies Park at 1.15 PM.

In the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield, Carina scored two tries to one in the first half against Sunnybank to lead 14-6 at half time. It was one try to each team in the second half, with Carina winning 20-12, scoring three tries to two overall. Carina will now play Aspley in the Grand Final next Saturday at Davies Park at 11.30 AM

Grand Finals in Southside 2, Southside 3 and Southside 4 were played at Davies Park in front of a crowd of just under 4,000 spectators. Semi finals were played in Premier Grade, Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield and Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield.

In Southside 2, Inala had a very strong first half against St Brendans, scoring four tries to none and leading 20-0 at half time. St Brendans came back in the second half and scored two tries to Inala’s one in the half, but Inala won the match, and the premiership 26-12.

The Southside 3 Grand Final was a tight match throughout. Carina scored three tries to one in the first half, to lead Logan Wanderers 12-4 at half time. Both teams scored one try each in the second half, giving Carina the match, and the premiership, 16-10, with Carina scoring four tries to two overall.

In the Southside 4 Grand Final, Bulimba Valleys led Wests Centenary 8-2 at half time, scoring two tries to one. Despite a strong comeback by Centenary late in the second half, Bulimba won the match, and the premiership, 26-16, scoring four tries to three overall.

In the Premier Grade semi finals, Deception Bay scored five tries to two against Banyo to win their elimination semi 28-8, after having led 12-4 at half time. Easts Juniors and Carina both scored three tries in the major semi, with Easts Juniors having led 8-4 at half time. Goal kicking was the difference, with Easts Juniors kicking four goals to none from Carina, to win the match 20-12. Carina will play Deception Bay Bombers in the Preliminary Final next Saturday at Davies Park at 3.00 PM, with Easts Juniors going through to the Grand Final the following week.

In the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield, Easts Juniors beat Valleys Juniors 46-16 in the elimination semi and Logan Brothers beat Capalaba 26-22 in the major semi. Capalaba will play Easts Juniors next Saturday at Davies Park in the Preliminary Final at 1.15 PM, with the winner to play Logan Brothers the following week in the Grand Final.

In the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield semi finals, Carina beat Mt Gravatt 31-30 in the elimination semi, with both teams coring five tries and Mt Gravatt having led 18-10 at half time. Aspley beat Sunnybank 36-24 in the major semi, scoring six tries to four and leading 24-12 at half time. Next Saturday, Sunnybank will play Carina in the Preliminary Final at Davies Park at 11.30 AM, with the winner to play Aspley in the Grand Final the following week.

Preliminary Finals in Southside 2, Southside 3 and Southside 4 at Davies Park in front of a crowd of about 1200 spectators.
In the Southside 2 Preliminary Final, Inala scored three tries to one in the first half to lead Wests Centenary 18-6 at half time. Inala scored another try and two goals in the second half to win the match 26-6. St Brendans will play Inala next Saturday in the Grand Final at Davies Park at 3.00 PM.

In the Southside 3 Preliminary Final between Carina and Mustangs Brothers, Carina scored five tries to one in the first half to lead 28-4 at half time. In the second half, Carina scored another five tries to two, to win the match 58-14. Logan Wanderers will play Carina in the Grand Final next Saturday at Davies Park at 1.15 PM.

In the Southside 4 Preliminary Final, Wests Centenary scored three tries to one in the first half against Mustangs Brothers to lead 16-6 at half time. Both teams scored another two tries in the second half, with Wests Centenary winning the match 28-14. Bulimba Valleys will play Wests Centenary in the Grand Final next Saturday at Davies Park at 11.30 AM.

Easts Juniors and Banyo did not play in Premier Grade as their match had already been played in June as the Ted Beaumont Trophy match. Easts Juniors won the minor premiership on 40 points. Carina had the bye to finish on 29 points, while Banyo finished on 28 points. Deception Bay and Valleys Juniors both finished on 27 points after Deception Bay beat Arana Hills 36-16 and Valleys beat Aspley 20-6. Deception Bay finished in fourth place on points for and against. In the other match, Wynnum Juniors and Redlands drew 18-all, leaving Aspley on 14, Arana Hills on 13 and Wynnum and Redlands both on 11 points. In the semi finals next week at Arana Hills, Banyo will play Deception Bay in the elimination semi at 1.15 PM and Easts Juniors will play Carina in the major semi at 3.00 PM.

In the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield, Logan Brothers beat Albany Creek 26-12 to win the minor premiership on 37 points. Capalaba beat Valleys Juniors 18-16 to finish in second place, on 35 points. East Juniors received a forfeit from Arana Hills to finish in third place on 34 points, with Valleys finishing in fourth place on 24 points. In the other match, St Josephs forfeited to Browns Plains and Graceville had the bye, leaving Albany Creek on 23, Graceville on 18, St Josephs on 12, Arana Hills on 11 and Browns Plains on 6 points. In next week’s semi finals at Mitchelton, Easts Juniors will play Valleys Juniors in the elimination semi at 1.15 PM and Logan Brothers will play Capalaba in the major semi at 3.00 PM.

In the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield, Aspley Devils and Sunnybank both finished on 30 points, after Aspley received a forfeit from Banyo and Sunnybank beat Mustangs 40-10, but Aspley won the minor premiership on points for and against. Carina had the bye to finish on 29 points, while Mt Gravatt received a forfeit from Mitchelton to finish in fourth place on 27 points. Pine Central Holy Spirit beat Deception Bay 14-10 to finish on 26 points, while St Josephs received a forfeit from Valleys to share 25 points with Mustangs. Mitchelton finished on 17 points, Deception Bay on 15, Valleys on 10 and Banyo on 6 points. In next week’s semi finals at Emerson Park, Carina will play Mt Gravatt in the elimination semi at 1.15 PM and Aspley will play Sunnybank in the major semi at 3.00 PM.

In a fourth Grand Final next Saturday at Davies Park, Souths Logan will play Sunshine Coast Sirens in the Grand Final of the Brisbane Womens Rugby League at 4.45 PM

Grand Finals were played in Northside 2 and Northside 3 and semi finals were played in Southside 2, Southside 3 and Southside 4. There was crowd of around 3,500 at the Grand Finals at Davies Park.

Dayboro played Mitchelton in the Northside 2 Grand Final. Mitchelton led 8-4 at half time, but Dayboro came back strongly in the second half to win the match, and the premiership, 14-12 with both teams scoring three tries each.

In Northside 3, Brothers Juniors led Pine Central Holy Spirit 16-10 at half time. Brothers were too strong in the second half, scoring nine tries to three overall and winning the match, and the premiership, 40-16.

In the Southside 2 elimination semi final, Wests Centenary scored four tries to three to defeat Mt Gravatt 23-16, after leading 6-4 at half time. In the major semi final, St Brendans raced to an early 20-0 lead over Inala in the first half. The second half was more even with St Brendans scoring five tries to one overall in defeating Inala 26-4. In next Saturday’s Preliminary Final at 3.00 PM at Davies Park, Inala will play Wests Centenary, with St Brendans going through to the Grand Final the following week.

In the Southside 3 elimination semi final, Mustangs Brothers scored seven tries to four to defeat St Brendans 34-24. In the major semi final between Logan Wanderers and Carina, it was three tries to each team, but Logan Wanderers kicked three goals to Carina’s one, to win the match 18-14. In the Preliminary Final next week at Davies park at 1.15 PM, Carina will play Mustangs Brothers, with Logan Wanderers going straight through to the Grand Final the following week.

In the Southside 4 elimination semi final, Wests Centenary defeated Logan Brothers 22-20. In the major semi final, Bulimba Valleys got up narrowly, 18-14, in one of their closest matches of the season, with Bulimba scoring four tries to three. In next week’s Preliminary Final at Davies Park, Carina will play Wests Centenary at 11.30 AM, with Bulimba Valleys going through to the Grand Final the following week.

Easts Juniors had the bye in the Premier Grade to retain the competition lead on 40 points. Banyo beat Deception Bay Bombers 26-18 to move into second place, on 28 points, while Carina beat Wynnum Juniors 26-16 to move to 27 points. Deception Bay now shares 25 points with Valleys, who beat Redlands 40-10. In the other match, Aspley beat Arana Hills 24-22 to leave Aspley on 14, Arana Hills on 13 and Wynnum Juniors and Redlands are both on 10 points.

In the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield, Logan Brothers received a forfeit from Browns Plains, to retain the competition lead on 35 points. Capalaba beat Albany Creek 24 22 to move to 33 points and Easts Juniors beat Graceville 66-0 to go to 32 points. Valleys Juniors had the bye to move into fourth place, on 24 points, with Albany Creek in fifth place, on 23 points. In the other match, Arana Hills beat St Josephs 42 20, leaving Graceville on 16, St Josephs on 12, Arana Hills on 11 and Browns Plains on 4 points.
In the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield, Aspley and Sunnybank share the competition lead on 28 points after Aspley beat Valleys 80-14 and Sunnybank beat Holy Spirit 16 6. Carina received a forfeit from Banyo to move to 27 points, Mustangs and Mt Gravatt share 25 points, after Mustangs had the bye and Mt Gravatt beat Deception Bay 36-18. Pine Central is on 24 points and St Josephs beat Mitchelton 46-18 to be on 23 points. Mitchelton is on 17 points, Deception Bay on 15, Valleys on 10 and Banyo on 6 points.

Preliminary Finals were played in the Northside 2 and Northside 3 grades.

In Northside 2, Pine Rivers played Mitchelton and the scores were locked together at 10-all at half time with both teams scoring two tries. Mitchelton scored a further three tries to Pine Rivers’ two in the second half to win the match 26-20. Dayboro will now play Mitchelton in the Grand Final next Saturday at Davies Park at 3.00 PM.

In Northside 3, Pine Central Holy Spirit led Ferny Grove 12-10 at half time, with both teams scoring two tries. Both teams scored a further try in the second half, but the extra goal to Pine Central gave them the win 16-14. Brothers Juniors will play Pine Central Holy Spirit in the Grand Final next Saturday at Davies Park at 1.15 PM.

Easts Juniors continue in the lead in Premier Grade, on 38 points, after beating Deception Bay 20-12. Banyo beat Aspley 20-18 to move into second place on 26 points, with Deception Bay a point back on 25 points, which they share with Carina, who beat Valleys 18-10. In the other match, Arana Hills beat Redlands 30-6, leaving Valleys on 23, Arana Hills on 13, Aspley on 12 and Wynnum Juniors and Redlands both on 10 points.

Wests Centenary and St Brendans did not play in Southside 2 as their match had been played in June as the Ted Beaumont Trophy match. St Brendans finished as minor premiers on 29 points. Inala beat Rochedale 62 -0 to finish in second place on 27 points, with Centenary in third place on 26 points. Mt Gravatt beat Slacks Creek 26-22 to finish in fourth place on 21 points. In the other match, Wynnum Juniors beat Sunnybank 30-28 to finish level on 18 points with Slacks Creek. Sunnybank finished on 17 points, with Rochedale on 4 points. In the semi finals next Saturday at Carina, Centenary will play Mt Gravatt in the elimination semi at 12.30 PM and St Brendans will play Inala in the major semi at 2.15 PM.

In Southside 3, Carina beat Sunnybank 54-10 to finish as minor premiers on 33 points. Logan Wanderers beat Souths 72-6 to finish in second place on 31 points. Mustangs Brothers beat Redlands 56-10 to finish in third place on 29 and St Brendans beat Wynnum 24-18 to finish in fourth place on 28 points. In the other match, Edens Landing beat North Stradbroke Island 29-26 and Waterford had the bye. This leaves Edens landing on 25, Redlands on 21, North Stradbroke Island and Sunnybank both on 18 points, Souths on 15, Wynnum on 12 and Waterford on 10 points. In next Saturday’s semi finals at Peter McIlwain Oval, Mustangs Brothers will play St Brendans in the elimination semi at 1.15 PM and Carina will play Logan Wanderers in the major semi at 3.00 PM.

Bulimba Valleys beat Beenleigh Juniors 56-20 in Southside 4 to finish as undefeated minor premiers on 39 points. Carina drew with Sunnybank 24-all but still finished in second place on 29 points. Logan Brothers beat Wests Centenary 30-22 but Centenary still finished in third place on 25 points, with Logan Brothers in fourth place on 22 points. Inala received a forfeit from Logan Wanderers to also finish on 22 points, but they were eliminated from the semis on points for and against. In the other matches, Logan City Chiefs beat Slacks Creek 44-14 and Waterford beat Mustangs Brothers 40-16, leaving Beenleigh on 20 points, Logan City Chiefs on 19, Logan Wanderers on 17, Waterford on 15, Slacks Creek on 14, Sunnybank on 13 and Mustangs Brothers on 1 point. In the semi finals next week at Kookaburra Park, Wests Centenary will play Logan Brothers in the elimination semi at 1.15 PM and Bulimba Valleys will play Carina in the major semi at 3.00 PM.

In the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield, Logan Brothers received a forfeit from Arana Hills to retain the competition lead on 33 points. Capalaba received a forfeit from Browns Plains to go to 31 points and Easts Juniors beat St Josephs 72-8 to go to 30 points. Albany Creek had the bye to be in fourth place on 23 points. In the other match, Valleys beat Graceville 44-10 to move to 22 points with Graceville on 16, St Josephs on 12, Arana Hills on 9 and Browns Plains on 4 points.

Sunnybank and Aspley share the competition lead in the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield, on 26 points, after Sunnybank beat Mt Gravatt 30-0 and Aspley beat Mitchelton 34-12. Carina received a forfeit from Valleys to move to 24 points and Pine Central beat Mustangs 32-16 to move to 24 points with Mustangs and Mt Gravatt sharing 23 points. In the other match, St Josephs beat Deception Bay 32 16, leaving St Josephs on 21, Mitchelton on 17, Deception Bay on 15, Valleys on 10 and Banyo, who had the bye, on 6 points

 GRAND FINALS AND SEMIS NEXT WEEK

Dayboro will play Mitchelton in the Northside 2 Grand Final next Saturday at Davies Park at 3.00 PM.

Brothers Juniors will play Pine Central Holy Spirit in the Northside 3 Grand Final next Saturday at Davies Park at 1.15 PM.

In the Southside 2 semi finals next Saturday at Carina, Centenary will play Mt Gravatt in the elimination semi at 12.30 PM and St Brendans will play Inala in the major semi at 2.15 PM.

In the Southside 3 semi finals at Peter McIlwain Oval, Mustangs Brothers will play St Brendans in the elimination semi at 1.15 PM and Carina will play Logan Wanderers in the major semi at 3.00 PM.

In the Southside 4 semi finals next week at Kookaburra Park, Wests Centenary will play Logan Brothers in the elimination semi at 1.15 PM and Bulimba Valleys will play Carina in the major semi at 3.00 PM.

The first semi finals for the year were played – in Northside 2 and Northside 3.

In the Northside 2 elimination semi final, Nundah Devils led Mitchelton 10-6 at half time, but Mitchelton came back in the second half to win the match 24-14, scoring five tries to three. In the major semi final, Pine Rivers led Dayboro 12-10 at half time. At full time the scores were locked at 24-all with both teams scoring five tries. Dayboro went on to score a try in golden point to win the match 28-24. Next Saturday Pine Rivers will play Mitchelton in the Preliminary Final at Davies Park at 3.00 PM, with Dayboro going through to the Grand Final the following week.

In Northside 3, Ferny Grove led Arana Hills 16-0 at half time in the elimination semi final, before going on to win the match 32-6, scoring seven tries to one. In the major semi final, Brothers Juniors led Pine Central Holy Spirit 14-6 at half time, before going on to win the match 36-10, scoring seven tries to two. Next Saturday, Pine Central will play Ferny Grove in the Preliminary Final at Davies Park at 1.15 PM, while Brothers Juniors will go through to the Grand Final the following week.

Easts Juniors beat Aspley 28-4 in Premier Grade to remain undefeated on 36 points. Deception Bay Bombers had the bye to move to 25 points, while Banyo beat Redlands 32-10 to move to 24 points and Carina share 23 points with Valleys after Carina beat Arana Hills 42-10 and Valleys beat Wynnum Juniors 30-16. Aspley is on 12 points, Arana Hills on 11, Redlands on 10 and Wynnum Juniors are on 8 points.

In Southside 2, St Brendans beat Wynnum Juniors 34-18 to retain the competition lead on 29 points. Centenary beat Mt Gravatt 23-10 to be on 26 points while Inala stays on 25 points after being beaten 34-22 by Slacks Creek and Mt Gravatt is in fourth place on 19 points. In the other match, Sunnybank beat Rochedale 46-16, leaving Slacks Creek on 18, Sunnybank on 17, Wynnum on 16 and Rochedale on 4 points.

Carina received a forfeit from Waterford in Southside 3 to stay in the competition lead on 31 points. Logan Wanderers beat Redlands 44-8 to be in second place, on 29 points and Mustangs stay on 27 points after being beaten 36-28 by Edens Landing. St Brendans beat North Stradbroke Island 36-30 to be in fourth place on 26 points. Edens Landing is on 23 points, with Redlands on 21 points. In the other match, Sunnybank beat Souths 38-30 and Wynnum Juniors had the bye, leaving North Stradbroke and Sunnybank both on 18 points, Souths on 15, Wynnum on 12 and Waterford on 8 points.

In Southside 4, Bulimba received a forfeit from Slacks Creek to retain the competition lead on 37 points. Carina beat Waterford 26-12 to be in second place on 28 points, while Centenary stays on 25 points, after being beaten 48-26 by Inala. Logan Brothers, Inala and Beenleigh Juniors all share 20 points after Logan Brothers beat Mustangs 54-2 and Beenleigh beat Logan Wanderers 32-26. Logan Wanderers and Logan City Chiefs share 17 points after the Chiefs received a forfeit from Sunnybank. Slacks Creek is on 14 points, Waterford on 13, Sunnybank on 12 and Mustangs on 1 point.

Logan Brothers and Easts Juniors did not play in the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield, having already played their match as the Ted Beaumont Trophy match in June. In the only match played, Valleys Juniors beat Albany Creek 28-20. In the other two scheduled matches, Norths St Josephs forfeited to Souths Graceville and Arana Hills forfeited to Capalaba. This leaves the competition table with Logan Brothers on 31, Capalaba 29, Easts Juniors 28, Albany Creek 21, Valleys Juniors 20, Graceville 16, St Josephs 12, Arana Hills 9 and Browns Plains on 4 points.

In the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield, Sunnybank and Aspley share the competition lead on 24 points, after Sunnybank beat St Josephs 26-10 and Aspley beat Deception Bay 44-28. Mustangs, Carina and Mt Gravatt all share 23 points after Mt Gravatt beat Mustangs 36-18 and Carina beat Mitchelton 48-10. Pine Central Holy Spirit had the bye to move to 22 points. In the other match, Valleys received a forfeit from Banyo. This leaves St Josephs on 19 points, Mitchelton on 17, Deception Bay on 15, Valleys on 10 and Banyo on 4 points.

Easts Juniors continue in the competition lead in Premier Grade, on 34 points, after beating Redlands 34-6. Deception Bay beat Aspley 36-16 to move to 23 points, while Carina beat Banyo 34-4 for Banyo to stay on 22 points and Carina now share 21 points with Valleys Juniors, who had the bye. Aspley is on 12 points, while Wynnum Juniors beat Arana Hills 28-10 for Arana to stay on 11 points, Redlands on 10 points and Wynnum Juniors move to 8 points.

In Northside 2, Dayboro finished the season as minor premiers, on 31 points, after beating Normanby 18-16. Pine Rivers beat Aspley 56-0 to finish in second place on 28 points. Mitchelton was beaten 32-16 by Nundah Devils, but finished in third place on 25 points, with Nundah finishing in fourth place on 23 points. Valleys also finished on 23 points after beating Bayside Warriors 34-30, but missed out on the semis on points for and against. Bayside Warriors finished on 20 points with Normanby on 19 points. Brisbane Pythons beat Samford 52-14 and Sandgate Brighton beat Northside Natives 26-24 for Pythons to finish on 13, Aspley on 12, Natives on 9, Sandgate Brighton on 8 and Samford on 5. In next week’s semi finals at Pine Central Holy Spirit, Mitchelton will play Nundah Devils in the elimination semi final at 1.15 PM and Dayboro will play Pine Rivers in the major semi final at 3.00 PM.

In Southside 2, St Brendans beat Rochedale 38-14 to stay in the competition lead on 27 points. Inala moves to 25 points after drawing 16-all with Mt Gravatt, while Wests Centenary stays on 24 points after being beaten 16-14 by Wynnum Juniors. Mt Gravatt moves to 19 points. In the other match, Slacks Creek beat Sunnybank 28 18 to share 16 points with Wynnum, with Sunnybank on 15 and Rochedale on 4 points.

In Northside 3, Brothers Juniors finished as minor premiers, on 32 points, after beating Mitchelton 30-12. Pine Central Holy Spirit had the bye to finish in second place on 25 points. Ferny Grove finished in third place, on 24 points, after being beaten 20-8 by Aspley. Arana Hills finished in fourth place, also on 24 points, after beating Deception Bay 36-28. In the other matches, St Josephs beat Bayside Warriors 40-38 and Burpengary beat Northern Raiders 30-10, leaving Deception Bay on 22, St Josephs on 20, Aspley and Northern Raiders both on 19, Burpengary on 14, Mitchelton on 12 and Bayside Warriors on 5. In next week’s semi finals at Burpengary, Ferny Grove will play Arana Hills in the elimination semi final at 1.15 PM and Brothers Juniors will play Pine Central Holy Spirit in the major semi final at 3.00 PM.

Carina had the bye in Southside 3 to remain in the competition lead on 29 points. Mustangs Brothers and Logan Wanderers share 27 points after Mustangs beat St Brendans 46-10 and Logan Wanderers beat Edens Landing 42-30. St Brendans remain on 24 points. Redlands were beaten 28-16 by Sunnybank, leaving them on 21 points with Edens Landing. North Stradbroke Island beat Wynnum Juniors 48-12 and Souths beat Waterford 64-6, leaving North Stradbroke on 18, Sunnybank on 16, Souths on 15, Wynnum on 10 and Waterford on 8 points.

Bulimba Valleys continue undefeated in Southside 4 on 35 competition points, after beating Sunnybank 70-4. Carina beat Mustangs 38-16 to be on 26 points, while Centenary beat Beenleigh 26-14 to be on 25 points. Logan Brothers, Beenleigh Juniors and Inala are all on 18 points, after Inala beat Logan Brothers 28-18. Logan Wanderers beat Slacks Creek 64-12 to go to 17 points and Logan Chiefs beat Waterford 28-20 to be on 15 points. Slacks Creek is on 14 points, Waterford on 13, Sunnybank on 12 and Mustangs Brothers are on 1 point.

Logan Brothers received a forfeit from Norths St Josephs in the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield to remain in the competition lead on 31 points. Easts Juniors remain in second place on 28 points, despite being beaten 34-10 by Capalaba, who move to 27 points. Albany Creek beat Graceville 34-26 to be in fourth place on 21 points. Valleys Juniors received a forfeit from Browns Plains to go to 18 points, with Graceville on 14, St Josephs on 12, Arana Hills on 9, after having the bye, and Browns Plains are on 2 points.

In the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield, Mustangs were beaten 42-6 by St Josephs but remain in the competition lead on 23 points. Sunnybank and Aspley share 22 points after Sunnybank beat Aspley 46-26. Mt Gravatt and Carina share 21 points after Mt Gravatt beat Pine Central 30-18 and Carina beat Deception Bay 32-26. Pine Central remains on 20 points and St Josephs move to 19 points. Mitchelton received a forfeit from Banyo to go to 17 points, Deception Bay is on 15 points, Valleys had the bye to move to 8 points and Banyo remains on 4 points

Easts Juniors beat Carina 30-28 in Premier Grade to retain the competition lead on 32 points. Banyo beat Wynnum Juniors 42-12 to be on 22 points, while Deception Bay beat Redlands 32-20 to be on 21 points. Valleys and Carina share 19 points, after Valleys beat Arana Hills 23-22. Aspley had the bye to be on 12 points with Arana Hills on 11, Redlands on 10 and Wynnum on 8 points.

In Northside 2, Dayboro beat Brisbane Pythons 36-18 to lead the competition on 29 points. Pine Rivers beat Valleys 48-22 to stay in second place on 26 points, while Mitchelton beat Sandgate Brighton 26-4 to be on 25 points. Nundah Devils and Valleys Juniors share 21 points after Nundah were beaten 28-18 by Bayside Warriors, who moved to 20 points. Aspley beat Normanby 38-22 leaving Normanby on 19 points and Aspley on 12. Brisbane Pythons are on 11, while Samford beat Northside Natives 68-6 to leave Natives on 9 points, Sandgate Brighton on 6 and Samford on 5 points.

St Brendans have moved to the top of the ladder in Southside 2, on 25 points, after beating Slacks Creek 44-12. Inala defeated Centenary 16-10 for both teams to now share 24 points, while Mt Gravatt beat Sunnybank 26-12 to move to 18 points, with Sunnybank on 15. In the other match, Wynnum beat Rochedale 60-10 to leave Wynnum and Slacks Creek both on 14 and Rochedale on 4 points.

Brothers Juniors retain the competition lead in Northside 3, on 30 points, after beating Arana Hills 50-12. Ferny Grove beat Bayside Warriors 70-6 to move into second place on 24 points. Deception Bay Bombers beat Pine Central Holy Sprit 38 26 to leave Pine Central on 23 points and Deception Bay on 22 points with Arana Hills. Northern Raiders are on 19 points after being beaten 44-18 by Aspley, St Josephs are on 18 points after beating Mitchelton 52-14 and Aspley is on 17 points. Mitchelton shares 12 points with Burpengary, who had the bye and Bayside Warriors are on 5 points.

The Southside 3 match between St Brendans and Logan Wanderers was not played as this match had already been played as the Ted Beaumont Trophy match. Carina beat Souths 32-28 to move to the competition lead on 27 points, while Logan Wanderers now share 25 points with Mustangs Brothers, who beat Wynnum 34-14 and St Brendans are on 24 points. Redlands and Edens Landing share 21 points, after Redlands beat Waterford 50-8 and Edens Landing beat Sunnybank 30-18. North Stradbroke Island had the bye to be on 16 points, while Sunnybank is on 14, Souths on 13, Wynnum on 10 and Waterford is on 8 points.

In Southside 4, Bulimba Valleys beat Waterford 46-4 to stay in the competition lead on 33 points. Carina beat Logan City Chiefs 24-16 to move to 24 points, with Centenary beating Slacks Creek 46-18 to go to 23 points. Beenleigh Juniors beat Logan Brothers 36-22 to leave both teams on 18 points. Inala beat Mustangs 34-16 to go to 16 points and Logan Wanderers beat Sunnybank 32-18 to move to 15 points, with Slacks Creek on 14, Waterford and Logan City Chiefs both on 13, Sunnybank on 12 and Mustangs Brothers on 1 point.

Logan Brothers beat Graceville 62-4 to retain the competition lead in the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield, on 29 points. Easts Juniors had the bye to stay on 28 points, while Capalaba beat St Josephs 58-28 to go to 25 points and Albany Creek beat Browns Plains 82-12 to move to 19 points. In the other match, Valleys beat Arana Hills 68-16 to move to 16 points, while Graceville stays on 14, St Josephs on 12, Arana Hills on 7 and Browns Plains are on 2 points.

Mustangs Brothers beat Aspley Devils 30-14 in the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield to go to the competition lead on 23 points with Aspley on 22 points. Sunnybank and Pine Central Holy Spirit share 20 points after Sunnybank beat Carina 30-10 and St Josephs beat Pine Central 46-6. Mt Gravatt had the bye to share 19 points with Carina. St Josephs is on 17 points, Mitchelton and Deception Bay share 15 points after Mitchelton beat Valleys 34-10 and Deception Bay beat Banyo 50-16. Valleys are on 6 points and Banyo is on 4 points.

Easts Juniors beat Wynnum Juniors 28-12 in Premier Grade to retain the competition lead on 30 points. Banyo beat Valleys 20-6 to be in second place on 20 points, while Deception Bay and Carina share 19 points after Deception Bay beat Carina 30-28. Valleys are on 17 points and Arana Hills had the bye to go to 11 points. Redlands beat Aspley on a forfeit after Aspley could not get to the ground on time due to traffic problems, for both teams to share 10 points and Wynnum Juniors are on 6 points.

In Northside 2, Dayboro beat Northside Natives 34-10 to stay in the competition lead on 27 points, while Pine Rivers beat Nundah 36-14 to on 24 points. Mitchelton beat Samford 30-10 to go to 23 points, with Nundah sharing 21 points with Valleys, who beat Aspley 24-16. Normanby drew 16-all with Brisbane Pythons to go to 19 points, with Bayside Warriors beating Sandgate Brighton 34-20 to be on 18 points. Brisbane Pythons are on 11 points, Aspley on 10, Natives on 9, Sandgate Brighton on 6 and Samford on 3 points.

Wests Centenary beat Rochedale 68-4 in Southside 2 to take the competition lead on 24 points. St Brendans were beaten 22-14 by Mt Gravatt to drop to second place on 23 points, while Inala beat Sunnybank 20-12 to be in third place on 22 points, with Mt Gravatt on 16 points and Sunnybank on 15 points. In the other match, Slacks Creek beat Wynnum Manly 32-20 to move to 14 points, with Wynnum on 12 and Rochedale on 4 points.

Brothers Juniors continue in the lead in Northside 3, on 28 points, after defeating Pine Central 40-24 in their top of the table clash, leaving Pine Central on 23 points. Arana Hills and Ferny Grove share 22 points, after Arana beat St Josephs 42-32 and Ferny Grove beat Mitchelton 38-6. Deception Bay had the bye to move to 20 points. Northern Raiders beat Bayside Warriors 46-14 to move to 19 points, while St Josephs stay on 16 points. In the other match, Aspley beat Burpengary 12 -10 to move to 15, with Mitchelton on 12, Burpengary on 10 and Bayside Warriors on 5 points.

In Southside 3, Carina and Logan Wanderers share the competition lead on 25 points after Carina beat Redlands 34-0, Logan Wanderers beat Wynnum Juniors 40 12 and St Brendans were beaten 40-38 by Sunnybank to stay on 24 points. Mustangs received a forfeit from North Stradbroke Island to go 23 points. Edens Landing and Redlands share 19 points after Edens Landing beat Waterford 58-6. North Stradbroke share 14 points with Sunnybank and Souths are on 13, Wynnum on 10 and Waterford on 8 points.

Bulimba Valleys and Carina did not play in Southside 4 as they had already played their match in the Ted Beaumont Trophy. Bulimba stay in the lead on 31 points, with Carina on 22 points. Centenary beat Sunnybank 38-6 to go 21 points, while Logan Brothers beat Slacks Creek 40-32 to move to 18 points. Beenleigh stay on 16 points after being beaten 34-18 by Inala, who share 14 points with Slacks Creek. Logan Wanderers, Waterford and Logan City Chiefs all share 13 points after Logan Wanderers beat Waterford 38-34 and Logan City Chiefs beat Mustangs 40-32. Sunnybank is on 12 points with Mustangs on 1 point.

Logan Brothers beat Capalaba 32-28 in the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield to retain the competition lead on 27 points. Easts Juniors beat Valleys 58-4 to move to 26 points, with Capalaba on 23 points. Albany Creek beat Arana Hills 70-14 to move to 17 points, while Valleys share 14 points with Graceville, who beat Browns Plains 42 18. St Josephs had the bye to go to 12 points, with Arana on 7 and Browns Plains on 2 points.

In the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield, Aspley beat Pine Central 48-26 to stay on top of the competition on 22 points, with Mustangs on 21 points after they beat Carina 24-20. Pine Central stays on 20 points and Carina stays on 19 points. Sunnybank beat Banyo 66-10 to move to 18 points, with Mt Gravatt beating St Josephs 30-14 to go to 17 points, with St Josephs staying on 15 points. Mitchelton had the bye to share 13 points with Deception Bay, who beat Valleys 40-12. Valleys are on 6 and Banyo is on 4 points.

Easts Juniors beat Valleys 38-28 in Premier Grade to stay in the competition lead on 28 points. Carina beat Aspley 32-4 to be in second place on 19 points with Banyo on 18 points, after beating Arana Hills 16-10. In the other match, Deception Bay beat Wynnum Juniors 28-6 and Redlands had the bye, leaving Deception Bay and Valleys both on 17 points, Aspley on 10, Arana Hills on 9, Redlands on 8 and Wynnum Juniors on 6 points.

Dayboro and Mitchelton did not play in Northside 2 as their match was played as the Ted Beaumont Trophy, but Dayboro stay in the competition lead on 25 points. Pine Rivers beat Sandgate Brighton 28-12 to move to 22 points, while Nundah Devils beat Valleys 26-14 to share 21 points with Mitchelton and Valleys stay on 19 points. Normanby beat Northside Natives 40-18 to move to 18 points, while Bayside Warriors beat Samford 20-10 to go to 16 points. In the other match, Pythons beat Aspley 34-24, leaving both teams on 10 points, with Natives on 9, Sandgate Brighton on 6 and Samford on 3 points.

In Southside 2, St Brendans beat Inala 30-22 to retain the competition lead on 23 points and Centenary beat Sunnybank 20-10 to be in second place on 22 points, with Inala on 20 points and Sunnybank on 15 points. In the other matches, Wynnum Juniors beat Mt Gravatt 14-10 and Slacks Creek beat Rochedale 38-4 to leave Mt Gravatt on 14, Wynnum and Slacks Creek on 12 and Rochedale on 4 points.

The competition leaders in Northside 3, Brothers Juniors, were beaten 12-10 by Deception Bay but retain the competition lead on 26 points. Pine Central Holy Spirit beat St Josephs 32-14 to stay in second place, on 23 points. Arana Hills and Ferny Grove share 20 points after Ferny Grove beat Arana Hills 30-18, with Deception Bay’s win moving them to 18 points. Northern Raiders were beaten 22-16 by Mitchelton to stay on 17 points, while St Josephs stay on 16 points. Aspley had the bye to move to 13, with Mitchelton on 12, while Burpengary beat Bayside Warriors 30-28 to move to 10 points, with the Warriors on 5 points.

In Southside 3, St Brendans beat Waterford 42-6 to be in the competition lead on 24 points, while Carina and Logan Wanderers share 23 points after Carina beat Edens Landing 34-8 and Logan Wanderers beat North Stradbroke Island 40-28. Mustangs had the bye to be on 21 points, while Redlands beat Souths 24-20 to go to 19 points, with Edens Landing on 17 and North Stradbroke Island on 14 points. In the other match, Wynnum beat Sunnybank 22-16 to leave Sunnybank on 12, Souths on 11, Wynnum on 10 and Waterford on 8 points.

Bulimba Valleys remain undefeated in Southside 4, on 31 points after beating Logan City Chiefs 56-20. Carina beat Logan Wanderers 26-12 to move to 22 points, while Centenary beat Waterford 36-6 to go to 19 points. Logan Brothers and Beenleigh share 16 points after Logan Brothers beat Sunnybank 28-16 and the match between Beenleigh and Mustangs was washed out. In the other match, Inala beat Slacks Creek 54-18, leaving Slacks Creek on 14 points, Waterford on 13, Sunnybank and Inala both on 12, Logan Wanderers and Logan City Chiefs both on 11 and Mustangs on 1 point.

In the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield, Logan Brothers had the bye to retain the competition lead on 25 points, Easts Juniors beat Albany Creek 28-0 to be on 24 points and Capalaba beat Graceville 34-12 to be on 23 points. Albany Creek is on 15 points, while Valleys beat St Josephs 36-12 to go to 14 points with Graceville on 12 and St Josephs on 10 points. In the other match, Arana Hills beat Browns Plains 46 18 to move to 7 points, with Browns Plains on 2 points.

Aspley and Pine Central share the competition lead in the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield, on 20 points after Aspley was beaten 40-28 by Mt Gravatt and Pine Central beat Carina 30-6. Mustangs and Carina share 19 points after Mustangs received a forfeit from Banyo. Sunnybank received a forfeit from Valleys to go to 16 points, with St Josephs and Mt Gravatt sharing 15 points after St Josephs had the bye. In the other match, Deception Bay beat Mitchelton 28-8, leaving both teams on 11 points, with Valleys on 6 and Banyo on 4 points.

Easts Juniors beat Arana Hills 42-22 in Premier Grade to retain the competition lead on 26 points. Valleys and Carina share 17 points after Valleys beat Deception Bay 24-23 and Carina beat Redlands 34-12, while Banyo had the bye to move to 16 points. Deception Bay stays on 15 points, while, in the other match, Aspley beat Wynnum 10-6 to move to 10 points, with Arana on 9 and Wynnum and Redlands both on 6 points.

Dayboro was beaten 22-4 by Bayside Warriors in Northside 2, but keeps the competition lead on 25 points. Mitchelton beat Normanby 10-8 to be on 21 points, while Pine Rivers beat Samford 40-6 to be on 20 points and Nundah Devils beat Aspley 30-12 to share 19 points with Valleys, who beat Sandgate Brighton 32-10. Normanby is on 16 points with Bayside Warriors on 14 points. In the other match, Northside Natives beat Brisbane Pythons 34-31 to be on 9, with Pythons on 8, Sandgate on 6 and Samford on 3 points.

St Brendans retain the competition lead in Southside 2, on 21 points after beating Sunnybank 26-16. Inala and Wests Centenary share 20 points after Inala beat Wynnum Juniors 26-18 and Wests Centenary forfeited to Slacks Creek. In the other match, Rochedale beat Mt Gravatt 44-18 to leave Sunnybank on 15, Mt Gravatt on 14, Wynnum and Slacks Creek both on 10 and Rochedale on 4 points.

In Northside 3, Brothers Juniors had the bye to retain the competition lead on 26 points. Pine Central Holy Spirit beat Ferny Grove 80-10 to be in second place on 21 points, while Arana Hills beat Northern Raiders 28-14 to be 20 points, with Ferny Grove staying on 18 points and Northern Raiders on 17 points. Deception Bay and St Josephs share 16 points after Deception Bay beat St Josephs 40-14. In the other matches, Aspley beat Bayside Warriors 30-10 and Mitchelton beat Burpengary 42 18, leaving Aspley on 11, Mitchelton on 10, Burpengary on 8 and Bayside Warriors on 5 points.

In Southside 3, St Brendans retain the competition lead on 22 points, despite being beaten 34-22 by Carina. Carina share 21 points with Logan Wanderers after Mustangs Brothers beat Logan Wanderers 26-18. Mustangs Brothers move to 19 points. Redlands and Edens Landing share 17 points after Redlands had the bye and Souths beat Edens landing 28-24. In the other matches Sunnybank beat North Stradbroke Island 40-30 and Waterford beat Wynnum Juniors 14-10, leaving North Stradbroke on 14, Sunnybank on 12, Souths on 11, and Wynnum and Waterford both on 8 points.

Bulimba Valleys beat Mustangs 38-10 to stay in the competition lead in Southside 4 on 29 points. Carina is in second place on 20 points, after being beaten 18-6 by Centenary, with Centenary moving to 17 points. Beenleigh stays on 15 points, after being beaten 40-18 by Slacks Creek. Logan Brother and Slacks Creek share 14 points after Logan Brothers beat Waterford 32-30, while Waterford is on 13 points. In the other matches, Logan Wanderers beat Logan City Chiefs 28-26 and Inala beat Sunnybank 18-16, leaving Sunnybank on 12, Logan Wanderers and Logan City Chiefs both on 11 points and Inala on 10 points.

Logan Brothers beat Valleys 40-6 in the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield to retain the competition lead on 23 points. Easts Juniors received a forfeit from Browns Plains to be on 22 points, while Capalaba had the bye to be on 21 points. Albany Creek beat St Josephs 28-6 to 15 points. Valleys and Graceville share 12 points after Graceville beat Arana Hills 46-24. St Josephs are on 10 points, Arana Hills on 5 and Browns Plains are on 2 points.

In the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield, Aspley beat St Josephs 38-20 to stay in the competition lead, on 20 points. Carina beat Mt Gravatt 16-14 to be in second place, on 19 points, while Pine Central beat Banyo 54-6 to be on 18 points and Mustangs beat Valleys 56-8 to be 17 points. Sunnybank beat Mitchelton 50-16 to be on 14 points with St Josephs and Mt Gravatt sharing 13 points. Mitchelton is on 11 points, while Deception Bay had the bye to be on 9 points, with Valleys on 6 and Banyo on 4 points.

Easts Juniors continue in the lead in Premier Grade, on 24 points, after beating Banyo 32-18. Deception Bay, Valleys and Carina are all on 15 points, after Deception Bay were beaten 34-32 by Arana Hills, Valleys drew 16-all with Aspley and Carina had the bye. In the other match, Wynnum beat Redlands 27-16, leaving Banyo on 14, Arana Hills on 9, Aspley on 8 and Wynnum and Redlands both on 6 points.

In Northside 2, Dayboro remain in the competition lead on 25 points, despite being beaten 14-10 by Pine Rivers. Mitchelton beat Brisbane Pythons 38-18 to be on 19 points, while Pine Rivers go to 18 points and Nundah Devils beat Sandgate Brighton 18-10 to share 17 points with Valleys, who beat Samford 12-10. Normanby defeated Bayside Warriors 18-16 to move to 16 points and leave Bayside Warriors on 12 points. In the other matches, Aspley beat Northside Natives 50-34 to leave Aspley on 10, Brisbane Pythons on 8, Natives on 7, Sandgate Brighton on 6 and Samford on 3.

Wests Centenary remains in the lead in Southside 2, on 20 points, despite being beaten 17-12 by St Brendans, whose win puts them on 19 points. Inala beat Rochedale 22-18 to be on 18 points, while Sunnybank beat Wynnum 14-12 to be on 15 points. Mt Gravatt beat Slacks Creek 30-28 to move to 14 points, with Wynnum on 10, Slacks Creek on 8 and Rochedale on 2 points.

Brothers Juniors beat St Josephs 58-20 to lead the Northside 3 competition on 24 points. Pine Central beat Northern Raiders 38-22 to be on 19 points while Ferny Grove beat Deception Bay 24-4 to share 18 points with Arana Hills, who beat Burpengary 30-1. Northern Raiders are on 17 with St Josephs on 16 and Deception Bay on 14 points. In the other match Aspley beat Mitchelton 34-22 and Bayside Warriors had the bye, leaving Aspley on 9, Mitchelton and Burpengary on 8 and Bayside Warriors on 5.

In Southside 3, St Brendans beat Souths 28-14 to retain the competition lead on 22 points, with Logan Wanderers, who had the bye, being on 21 points. Carina were beaten 34-18 by Logan Brothers to stay on 19 points, while Mustangs and Edens Landing share 17 points, after Mustangs beat Sunnybank 34-16 and Edens Landing beat Redlands 44-32. North Stradbroke Island beat Waterford 38-16 to be on 14 points, with Sunnybank on 10, Souths on 9, Wynnum on 8 and Waterford on 6.

Bulimba beat Logan Wanderers 34-10 in Southside 4 to retain the competition lead on 27 points. Carina was beaten 34-18 by Logan Brothers to stay on 20 points. Centenary and Beenleigh share 15 points, after Logan City Chiefs beat Centenary 34-18 and Beenleigh beat Sunnybank 32-20. Waterford received a forfeit from Inala to move to 13 points. Logan Brothers, Sunnybank and Slacks Creek are all on 12 points after Slacks Creek beat Mustangs 30-10. Logan City Chiefs are on 11, Logan Wanderers on 9, Inala on 8 and Mustangs on 0.

In the Under 22 Albert Bishop Shield, Logan Brothers beat Albany Creek 50-20 to stay in the competition lead on 21 points. Easts Juniors received a forfeit from Arana Hills to move to 20 points. Capalaba beat Valleys 40-16 to go to 19 points. Albany Creek is in fourth place on 13 points, with Valleys on 12. St Josephs beat Browns Plains 86-18 to share 10 points with Graceville, who had the bye. Arana Hills is on 5 points and Browns Plains are on 2 points.

Aspley had the bye in the Under 20 Arthur Sparks Shield to retain the competition lead on 18 points. Carina beat St Josephs 18-16 to be on 17 points, while Pine Central beat Valleys 44-14 to be on 16 and Mustangs beat Mitchelton 32-4 to be on 15 points. St Josephs share 13 points with Mt Gravatt, who beat Banyo 90-10. Sunnybank beat Deception Bay to be on 12 points, with Mitchelton on 11, Deception Bay on 7, Valleys on 6 and Banyo on 4 points