2024 QRL Junior Reps

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What a weapon: Cooper Clarke

Hard-running Sunshine Coast Falcons prop Cooper Clarke was destructive with the ball in hand in his side's Round 10 Mal Meninga Cup victory over the Townsville Blackhawks. Video: Bill Scurfield/QRL

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Round 10 in review: Mal Meninga Cup

A wrap of Round 10 of the Mal Meninga Cup.

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Mal Meninga Cup Round 11 preview

Preview of Round 11 of the Mal Meninga Cup.

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Discussion
Wide Bay Bulls and possible removal from junior reps in QLD.

All grades this year went backwards.

The QRL must be concerned at the direction.

 

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Westpac delivers unique Origin experience for future Maroons talent

Westpac and Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons stars Ali Brigginshaw and Shenae Ciesiolka are teaming up to provide a unique State of Origin match-day experience for some of the best young female footy talent in Toowoomba.

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What a weapon: Tariq Tanner

It was a must-win match for the Wynnum Manly Seagulls on Sunday and powerful centre Tariq Tanner was instrumental in helping his side qualify for this year's Mal Meninga Cup finals. Video: Bill Scurfield/QRL

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Round 11 in review: Mal Meninga Cup

Wrap of Round 11 of the Mal Meninga Cup.

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Queensland Under 19 Emerging Squad announced

Twenty-four of the state’s most talented female players are now one step closer to Queensland Under 19 selection following their inclusion in this year’s Emerging Squad.

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Future Titans help Tweed to top of Mal Meninga Cup

The Tweed Seagulls have asserted their dominance across the regular season of the Mal Meninga Cup, finishing as minor premiers of the Under 19 Queensland competition.

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Mal Meninga Cup elimination finals preview

A preview of the week one elimination finals for the Mal Meninga Cup.

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In pictures: Maroons and Emerging Squad opposed session

The Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons and Queensland Under 19 Emerging Squad came together for an opposed session in preparation for Women's State of Origin Game I at Suncorp Stadium and ahead of Queensland Under 19 selections. Photos: Dylan Parker/QRL

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Round in review: Mal Meninga Cup elimination finals

Wrap of the first week of Mal Meninga Cup finals.

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Proserpine's Lily Peacock: 'I love the contact and hard stuff in the middle'

Queensland Under 19 Emerging Squad member Lily Peacock is working hard for Mackay Cutters in the BMD Premiership to put her best foot forward to make this year's Queensland Under 19 side.

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Vote for the Mal Meninga Cup weapon of the year

It is time for the fans to decide which player deserves the title of the Mal Meninga Cup "weapon of the year".

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Who to watch: Players of the Mal Meninga Cup qualifying finals

Who to keep an eye out for this weekend in the Mal Meninga Cup qualifying finals.

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Mal Meninga Cup qualifying finals preview

Preview for the 2024 Mal Meninga Cup qualifying finals.

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Round in review: Mal Meninga Cup qualifying finals

The grand finalists for the 2024 Mal Meninga Cup have been decided following two massive qualifying finals.

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Queenslander Montaya Hudson going from strength to strength

Montaya Hudson, who hails from Mt Isa, is part of Meg Ward's Norths Devils BMD Premiership side and has been selected in the Queensland Under 19 Emerging Squad. She has big dreams and is working hard to achieve them.

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Hard-running Sunshine Coast Falcons prop Cooper Clarke has been voted by fans as the 2024 Mal Meninga Cup “weapon of the year” following a destructive season from the Melbourne Storm affiliate.

Cooper Clarke wins the vote for 2024 Mal Meninga Cup weapon of the year

Hard-running Sunshine Coast Falcons prop Cooper Clarke has been voted by fans as the 2024 Mal Meninga Cup “weapon of the year” following a destructive season from the Melbourne Storm affiliate.

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[Big Pete]

Andrew Dawson's Mal Meninga Cup Team of 2024

1. Mason Barber (Tweed Heads Seagulls) - Cowboys
2. Izaiah Broome (CQ Capras)
3. Saifiti Junior Saifiti (Ipswich Jets) - Titans
4. Sam Stephenson (Tweed Heads Seagulls) - Titans
5. LJ Nonu (Redcliffe Dolphins) - Dolphins
6. Bailey McConnell (Burleigh Bears)
7. Zane Harrison (Tweed Heads Seagulls) - Titans
8. Elijah Keung (Brisbane Tigers)
9. Xavier Kerrisk (Mackay Cutters) - Cowboys
10. Elijah Rasmussen (Redcliffe Dolphins) - Dolphins
11. Patrick Kailahi (Redcliffe Dolphins) - Dolphins
12. Amare Milford (Burleigh Bears)
13. Jayden Solien (Souths Logan Magpies)

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