The Grand Final Thread

[Up the mighty Phins]

Just thought I'd put a thread dealing grand finals from all facets of the game as it time once again.

3 Brisbane 2nd Division Grand Finals were decided on Saturday at Davies Park. The results were:

Southside 2: Carina 34 d Sunnybank 12
Southside 3: Souths 20 d Slacks Creek 16
Southside 4: Browns Plains 46 d North Stradbroke Island 0

In all grades, the beaten teams were the minor premiers of that competition!!!

In the South Burnett gf, Murgan crushed Kingaroy by a scoreline I can't remember.

Avondale claimed their 3rd consecutive Northern Districts premiership with a 34-30 victory over South Kolan at South Kolan.

Winton and Ilfracombe played in the Central West decider last weekend and hopefully, I'll have a result for that on Friday.

That's it so far. Will continually update this thread during the coming weeks as I know more results.

 

[mud n blood]

Go Carina !

Played just a 'little' footy there. Couple of the clowns I played with are still going around .... :shock:

 

[Big Cam Cherry]

Don't people your age have to wear yellow shorts or something now.

 

[Sydney Carton]

Don't people your age have to wear yellow shorts or something now.

Brown would be safer

 

[Up the mighty Phins]

More country gf results:

CENTRAL WEST (at Eric Lenton Memorial Recreation Grounds, Winton)
Winton 14 defeated Ilfracombe 8

GLADSTONE (at Marley Brown Oval)
A Grade: Brothers 20 defeated Wallabys 12
Reserve: Tannum Sands 22 defeated Wallabys 8
Under 19: Brothers 22 defeated Valleys 12

NORTHERN DISTRICTS (at Shark Park, South Kolan)
Avondale 34 defeated South Kolan 30

ROCKHAMPTON (at Browne Park)
A Grade: Central Qld University Norths Chargers 30 defeated Brothers 26
Reserve: Yeppoon 22 defeated Brothers 20
Under 19: Brothers 36 defeated Fitzroy-Gracemere 4

SOUTH BURNETT (at Nanango Football Grounds)
A Grade: Murgon 46 defeated Kingaroy 10
Reserve: Monto 46 defeated Murgon 12

 

[Up the mighty Phins]

The Gold Coast (not GC -Group 18) grand final was played at Bycroft Oval on Sunday with Mt Tamborine defeating Mudgeeraba 26-12.

 

[Sydney Carton]

Here's my list thus far for the Premiers Tipping Comp

Grand Final Results


# Competition Date 2003 Grand Final Results Venue
1 NRL Telstra Cup
2 NRL State Of Origin - NSW Won Series 2 - 1 Lang Park & Aussie Stdm
3 NSW Premier League
4 NZ Bartercard cup
5 QRL Queensland Cup
6 ARL Nutri Grain Cup (U18 Schoolboys)
7 BRL A GRADE
8 NSW Jim Beam Cup
9 NZ Mad Butcher Fox Memorial Trophy
10 BRL COLTS (U19)
11 BRL 2nd Div - Open 1
12 BRL Club Championship - Redcliffe Dolphins (312 pts) -
13 BRL 2nd Div - Albert Bishop Shield
14 BRL 2nd Div - Arthur Sparks Shield
15 BRL 2nd Div - Northside 2
16 BRL 2nd Div - Northside 3
17 BRL 2nd Div - Southside 2 16-Aug-03 Carina 34 d Sunnybank 12 Davies Park, Brisbane
18 BRL 2nd Div - Southside 3 16-Aug-03 Souths 20 d Slacks Creek 16 Davies Park, Brisbane
19 BRL 2nd Div - Southside 4 16-Aug-03 Browns Plains 46 d Nth Stradbroke Is 0 Davies Park, Brisbane
20 CUP 47th Battalion (WB Division) 24-May-03 Bundaberg 16 d Sunshine Coast 14 Salter Oval, Bundaberg
21 CUP Bulimba Cup (BRL v IRL) 3-May-03 Bris 2nd Div Opens 34 d Ipswich 24 Davies Park, Brisbane
22 CUP Bulimba Cup (Clydesdales v Jets) - Ipswich (72 - 52) Stdm Toowoomba & Bendigo Bank Ovl
23 Greg Hall Memorial Trophy
24 CUP City v Country 5-Jul-03 CITY 36 l. COUNTRY 42 Barcaldine
25 CUP Foley Shield (Nthn Division) 27-Sep-03 Cairns v Townsville Barlow Park, Cairns
26 CUP Herald Cup (Red v Wyn) - Redcliffe (70 - 38) Kougari & Dolphin Ovals
27 CUP Wizard Home Loans Cup (Red v Bur) - No longer contested
28 NSW SG Ball (U16) 17-May-03 Canberra 16 d Parramatta 4 Belmore SG, Sydney
29 NSW Harrold Matthews (U18) 14-Sep-03
30 NSW Jersey Flegg (U20) 17-May-03 Bulldogs 32 d Cronulla 22 Belmore SG, Sydney
31 NZ Mainland Super 10
32 NZ North Island Super 7's
33 NZ Wellington Rugby League
34 QRL Divisional Carnival - Open 8-Jun-03 South West Mustangs Stadium Toowoomba
35 QRL Divisional Carnival - U17 5-May-03 Northern Divison Marlins Albert Pk, Gympie
36 QRL Divisional Carnival - U19 5-May-03 South East Poinsettias Albert Pk, Gympie
37 QRL BORDER League
38 QRL BUNDABERG
39 QRL CAIRNS
40 QRL CAPE YORK
41 QRL CENTRAL WEST 16-Aug-03 Winton 14 defeated Ilfracombe 8 Eric Lenton Mem Rec Gnds, Winton
42 QRL CQ ENTENDED LEAGUE
43 QRL GLADSTONE 16-Aug-03 Brothers 20 defeated Wallabys 12 Marley Brown Oval
44 QRL GOLD COAST / GROUP 18
45 QRL IPSWICH
46 QRL MACKAY
47 QRL MARYBOROUGH
48 QRL MT ISA
49 QRL NORTHERN DISTRICTS 16-Aug-03 Avondale 34 d South Kolan 30 Shark Park, South Kolan)
50 QRL ROCKHAMPTON 16-Aug-03 CQU-Norths Chargers 30 d Brothers 26 Browne Park, Rockhampton
51 QRL ROMA & DISTRICTS
52 QRL SOUTH BURNETT 16-Aug-03 Murgon 46 defeated Kingaroy 10 Nanango Football Grounds
53 QRL SUNSHINE COAST / GYMPIE
54 QRL TOOWOOMBA
55 QRL TOWNSVILLE
56 QRL WB CHAIRMAN'S CHALLENGE
57 CRL NSW Group 1 14-Sep-03
58 CRL NSW Country Challenge 5-Apr-03 Thirroul 42 Mudgee 26 Jubilee Oval, Mudgee
59 CRL NSW Country Championships 31-May-03 Newcastle 50 d Monaro 22 Energy Australia Std, Newcastle
60 QRL Central Highlands
61 ARL National Schoolboys Carnival (U18) 18-Jul-03 Queensland 24 d. NSWCCC 6 Richardson Park, Darwin
62 QRL Western Districts
63 NSW Group 7 14-Sep-03
64 OTH NTRL 1st grade
65 OTH SARL 1st Grade
66 OTH VRL First Frade
77 OTH WARL First Division
78 QLD Coca Cola Big Six (Opens)
78 Tasmanian Rugby League
79 QLD Police Rugby League 11-Apr-03 Central Qld 9 d Gold Coast 8 Browne Park, Rockhampton
79 QLD Schoolboys Carnival (U18) 1-Jun-03 South Coast 30 d. Northern 14 T J O’Neill Oval, Kingaroy
80 QLD Universities Rugby League A 13-Jun-03 Gatton 26 d UQ 10 Aspley, Brisbane
81 QLD Universities Rugby League B 13-Jun-03 Griffith 26 d ACU 2 Aspley, Brisbane
81 QLD Womens Rugby League
82 Illawarra Carlton Cup 7-Sep-03
83 Broncos Alfred E Chave Challenge (U15)
84 Brasch-Bellew Shield 21-May-03 Sydney 24 l. Brisbane 48 Campbelltown SG, Sydney
85 Qld v NSW Residents 16-Jul-03 Queensland 36 d. N.S.W. 12 Lang Park, Brisbane
86 Qld v NSW U17 25-Jun-03 Queensland U17 16 l. NSW U17 18 Aussie Stadium, Sydney
87 Qld v NSW U19 11-Jun-03 Queensland U19 20 d NSW U19 4 Lang Park, Brisbane
88 Qld Provincial v NSW Country 21-Jun-03 Qld Rangers 36 d NSW Country 30 Roma

Not tipped on
89 Gold Coast Rugby League 24-Aug-03 Mt Tamborine d Mudgeeraba 26-12 Bycroft Oval, Runaway Bay
90 QLD Nutir Grain Cup Final 30-Aug-03 Wavell SHS vs Abergowrie College Kougari Oval, Wynnum

 

[Up the mighty Phins]

Two more Brisbane Second Division grand finals were decided today at Davies Park.

Northside 2: Pine Rivers 28 d Ferny Grove 16
Northside 3: Burpengary 22 d Mitchelton 18

 

[Up the mighty Phins]

More grand final results:

Mt Isa (at Alex Inch Oval)
A Grade: Town 44 d Wanderers 20 (fifth consecutive title to Town)
Reserve: Wanderers 32 d Town 28

 

[Up the mighty Phins]

Yet more grand final results:

Women's Rugby League
Toowoomba Fillies 38 d Ipswich Brothers 10 at Stadium Toowoomba

Border League (at Texas)
A: Texas 42 d Tenterfield 34
Reserve: Texas 22 d Killarney 0

Western Districts (at Cunnamulla)
Cunnamulla Rams 27 d Charleville Comets 14 (in extra time)

Roma & Districts (at Bassett Park, Roma)
A: Cities 38 d St George 32

 

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Grand Finals on this weekend:

Sunday
Bundaberg: Easts v Maryborough Wallaroos at Salter Oval
Extended League: Rockhampton Brothers v Gladstone Brothers at Browne Park
Gold Coast Group 18: Tugun v Murwillumbah at Boyd Street Oval (Tugun)
Mackay: Souths v Sarina at Mackay JRL Grounds
Sunshine Coast-Gympie: Noosa v Nambour at Nambour Showgrounds
Townsville: Burdekin v Centrals (see Townsville thread)

 

[Big Cam Cherry]

Go Souths in Mackay

 

[Up the mighty Phins]

The last three Brisbane Second Division grand finals are being contested at Davies Park tomorrow:

Open 1: Eastern Suburbs v Rochedale (3:00pm)
Albert Bishop Shield: Norths Juniors v Fortitude Valley Juniors (1:15pm)
Arthur Sparks Shield: Sunnybank v Logan Brothers (11:30am)

 

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From Sunshine Coast Daily website (http://www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au/data/current_news.html):

44-0 Pirates crushed by try scoring assault

Nambour claims first Red Rooster Cup grand final victory in 15 years

THREE chants said it all about Nambour's first Red Rooster Cup victory in 15 years yesterday.
Amid frenzied celebrations in the middle of the Nambour Showgrounds, the Crushers players and supporters let loose with ''Nambour, Nambour'', followed by ''44-0, 44-0'' and finally ''Wardy, Wardy'', in honour of their 38-year-old halfback James Ward who left the game in the best possible way after 21 consecutive seasons in Sunshine Coast-Gympie first grade.
No-one in the Crushers camp could dare to have believed they would beat the Pirates by the widest margin that anyone can remember in a Sunshine Coast-Gympie grand final.
Noosa humbled Nambour just two weeks earlier in the major semi-final, but was a beaten side by halftime yesterday when the Crushers led 26-0.
While their eight-try haul was impressive, it was Nambour's defence, clearly the best of any side all season, which was the main reason why they broke their premiership drought in such stunning style.
''Some people were calling us soft in the underbelly,'' said Nambour coach Des Allen.
''But we knew we had a good football side and they proved it today.
''They have been the best side all year as far as I'm concerned.
''I've never been so rapt about a game in all my life.'' Allen was so rapt he danced a solo jig in the centre of the halfway line during the post-match celebrations as a Johnny Cash tune was played on the ground speakers.
The coach who took over two years ago and said he wanted immediate success for his club said he would not return for another season.
His job has already been advertised with the new man facing a hard job to produce anything to match yesterday.
Noosa also lost the reserve grade grand final to Caloundra, while Bribie Island won the under-19 premiership.

 

[Up the mighty Phins]

Brisbane Second Division grand finals results from Saturday at Davies Park:

Open 1: Eastern Suburbs 22 d Rochedale 14 (apparently the first undefeated premiers in the club’s 70-year history)
Albert Bishop Shield: Fortitude Valley Juniors 28 d Norths Juniors 14
Arthur Sparks Shield: Logan Brothers 38 d Sunnybank 10

 

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More grand final results:

BUNDABERG -September 14 (at Salter Oval)
A Grade: Maryborough Wallaroos 28 defeated Easts 20
Supa 11s: Isis 30 defeated Easts 26

CENTRAL QUEENSLAND EXTENDED LEAGUE -September 14 (at Browne Park)
A Grade: Rockhampton Brothers 24 defeated Gladstone Brothers 12
Reserve: Tannum Sands 30 defeated Yeppoon 20
Under 19: Rockhampton Brothers 32 defeated Fitzroy-Gracemere 10

GOLD COAST -GROUP 18 -September 14 (at Boyd Street Oval)
A Grade: Murwillumbah 24 defeated Tugun 22
Reserve: Southport 30 defeated Cudgen 20
Under 19: Seagulls 21 defeated Cudgen 10

MACKAY -September 14 (at Mackay Junior Rugby League Grounds)
A Grade: Souths 34 defeated Sarina 16
Reserve: Whitsunday 33 defeated Souths 14
Under 19: Norths 36 defeated Moranbah 26
Under 17: Souths 42 defeated Moranbah 6

SUNSHINE COAST-GYMPIE -September 14 (at Nambour Showgrounds)
A Grade: Nambour 44 defeated Noosa 0
Reserve: Caloundra defeated Noosa
Under 19: Bribie Island 32 defeated Caloundra 24

 

[Up the mighty Phins]

Grand Finals on this weekend:

Saturday
Cairns: Innisfail v Suburbs at Barlow Park
Central Highlands: Emerald Tigers v Emerald Cowboys at Alan McIndoe Park
Sunday
Ipswich: Goodna v Fassifern at Bendigo Bank Oval

The Toowoomba GF will be on the weekend of Sep 27-28 with Valleys to meet the winner of this weekend's preliminary final between Wattles and Broncos Colts.

 

[mud n blood]

Ipswich grand finals :

A Grade : Goodna Eagles 33 d Fassifern Bombers 12 (16-8 halftime .... 12-0 after five minutes!)
Reserve Grade : West End Bulldogs 18 d Brothers 16 (8-all halftime)
U/18 : Brothers d Norths (score unknown .... Stew? Mort? Anti? Jabber?)

 

[mud n blood]

Matty - are the south Burnett premiers now simply called 'Murgon', reverting back from Murgon-Goomeri ???

Now, are these the only finals we're still awaiting results for ?

Toowoomba -

Central Highlands -

Central Burnett - (are Eidsvold still the only team?)

Fraser Coast / Maryborough - (has it folded totally or do the Maryborough sides in the Bundy comp now play off for this premiership?) Therefore, has Group 1 been axed?

Cape York -

Wide Bay Chairmans Challenge -

 

[Up the mighty Phins]

The South Burnett Times just had the name of the club as Murgon so that's what I went by. You could be right though..

As I said in a previous post, the TRL grand final will be played this weekend.

Emerald Tigers defeated Emerald Cowboys 33-20 in the grand final of the Central Highlands league on Saturday night.

Monto (a former Central Burnett team) competed in the South Burnett Reserve Grade this season.

Group 1 ended in 2001. Bundaberg teams just competed in their own comp and the Maryborough (except for Hervey Bay who joined the Sunshine Coast comp) clubs formed the Wide Bay Chairmans Challenge last year with the South Burnett clubs and Eidsvold. Wide Bay Chairmans Challenge only lasted one season with Wallaroos joining Bundaberg and the other two Maryborough clubs (Rovers & Brothers United) disappearing (forever or temporarily I'm not sure).

No idea with Cape York.