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Empowering Girls Through Rugby League - A Community Success Story

 

In 2025, Rugby League Brisbane celebrated a landmark achievement with the launch of its Under 10 Girls Rugby League program, featuring 10 enthusiastic teams from across the region. This initiative marked a pivotal moment in the sport’s development, offering young girls a welcoming and supportive environment to experience the excitement of rugby league. The ten clubs that participated were:

  • Aspley Devils
  • Beenleigh Juniors
  • Browns Plains Bears
  • Greenbank Raiders
  • Narangba Rangers
  • Norths Juniors
  • Pine Central Holy Spirit
  • Slacks Creek Lions
  • Valleys Diehards
  • Wynnum Juniors

 

A Year of Growth, Fun, and Confidence

From the very first round, the Under 10 Girls competition captured the hearts of the community. The teams showcased not only their emerging skills and teamwork but also a genuine love for the game. The program quickly became a local favourite, drawing crowds and sparking conversations about the future of women’s rugby league in Queensland.

More than just a competition, the program focused on building confidence, encouraging participation, and creating a fun and inclusive space for young girls to thrive. Coaches and parents were inspired by the determination and joy these players brought to the field, proving that rugby league can be a powerful tool for personal growth and community connection.

The season culminated in a vibrant Gala Day during Round 14, celebrating the players’ progress and the spirit of the game.

 

Expanding Opportunities: Under 9 and Under 11 Girls Teams

Following the success of the Under 10 program, Rugby League Brisbane is excited to expand its offerings with the introduction of Under 9 and Under 11 divisions. This growth reflects the increasing interest from girls of all ages and ensures that players can continue their rugby league journey in age-appropriate competitions.

 

The expansion is designed to boost female participation across Brisbane, providing more girls with the chance to play, develop their skills, and enjoy the camaraderie that rugby league brings. These pathways may even lead to future representative honours—including the possibility of one day wearing the maroon jersey for Queensland.

 

Why It Matters

This initiative is more than just sport—it’s about creating opportunities, building confidence, and fostering a lifelong love of rugby league. By investing in community competitions and supporting young girls from the grassroots level, Rugby League Brisbane is laying the foundation for a stronger, more inclusive future for the game.

 

As the 2025 season wraps up and planning begins for next year, the commitment to growing female participation remains stronger than ever. With more girls stepping onto the field, the future of women’s rugby league in Brisbane looks brighter—and bolder—than ever before.

 

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