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Gemma Varcoe

Robbie Coleman switched his Brumbies jersey for a pink one last weekend, returning to play for Queanbeyan. Photo: Gemma Varcoe. 

The Queanbeyan Whites campaign for their first John I Dent Cup premiership in six years is running smoothly, doing away with the Uni Norths 45-24 in their last regular match of the year.

Cup campaign running smoothly

Jerrabomberra's Phil Hopkins, pictured in navy, with the successful Club Athletique Perigueux 1901. Photo: Supplied. 

Jerrabomberra's Phil Hopkins has returned to Australian shores, following a successful season in the south west of France. Hopkins attributed his team's success to a deep and ingrained French love of the Australian approach to rugby.

The French connection

Keely Johnson outpaces her Ainslie coutnerpart. Photo: Gemma Varcoe. 

A decidedly festive atmosphere at Allinsure Park set the stage for three important victories for the Tigers Australian Football Club on Saturday, July 16.

Treble victory in Tigerland

Aaron Gorrell prepares to offload the footy in the Roos clash against Goulburn last weekend. Photo: Darryl Fernance. 

A 56-0 loss to your cross-town rivals isn't an ideal start to a campaign, but the Queanbeyan Kangaroos have been flawless ever since.

Road win for the Roos

Veteran Luke Branighan makes a break for the Blues. Photo: Gemma Varcoe. 

The Queanbeyan Blues returned to Seiffert Oval for the first time in six weeks ahead of their round 13 clash against the Belconnen United Sharks.

Banishing the mid-season Blues

There are currently no structured rugby union competitions available to girls like St Gregory's students Talia Da Silva, Giselle Arona, Yia Bernardino, Neeta Anthony and Anessa Nappo. Photo: Gemma Varcoe. 

Despite the recent international success of our national women's sevens team, young female rugby players in Australia must discontinue playing union at the age of 12, with no structured competition or pathway forward.

Gender empowerment through rugby

Queanbeyan's Francis-Sokai Tai and Lachlan Osborne have gained national selection honours. Photo: Gemma Varcoe. 

Following the conclusion of the Australian Schoolboys Rugby Union Championships in Sydney last week, seven members of the ACT squad have been selected to represent the country.

Rugby union nursery produces more Australian Schoolboys

Lani Watson, Member for Monaro John Barilaro, Josh Bryce, NSW Minister for Sport Stuart Ayres, Jonno Bowyer and Carly Res at Allinsure Park following the lighting upgrade announcement. Photo: Belinda Strahorn. 

The Queanbeyan Tigers home ground is set for a lighting revamp, following the announcement of a $200,000 NSW government grant.

Let there be light

Tigerettes captain Hannah Dunn will become the first female to join the '100 Club'. Photo: Jay Cronan.

Queanbeyan Tigerettes captain Hannah Dunn will play her 100th match in the black and gold this weekend, making her the 83rd member of the '100 Club' and the first female to meet the milestone.

Hannah’s century a Dunn deal

Monaro Panthers midfielder Sam Roestbakken slotted home the sole goal of the first grade NPL game. Photo: Gemma Varcoe. 

The Monaro Panthers clinched rights to the John Brooks Memorial Shield in the National Premier League on Saturday afternoon, following a five grade whitewash of their Woden-Weston counterparts.

Monaro Panthers whitewash Woden-Weston FC

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Queanbeyan's Sokai Tai scores a try. Photo: Elesa Kurtz

Robbie Coleman's first game back with Queanbeyan for the year lasted just 20 minutes against Easts on Saturday afternoon, but this didn't stop the home side, who ran away with a 70-12 win at David Campese Oval.

Whites thrash Easts despite Coleman injury

Brothers Ryan and Lachlan Lonergan are set to play integral roles for the ACT Schoolboys squad. Photo: Jay Cronan.

The ACT Schoolboys squad have historically placed around the middle of the table at the National Schoolboys Championship, but this year, coach Dan Hawke believes the team can lift, breaking into the upper echelon of the competition.

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