AFL Queensland State League
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| General Information | |
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| Founded | 1904, Brisbane, Queensland |
| Previous names | Queensland Football League (QFL) Queensland Australian National Football League (QANFL) |
| Current clubs | Broadbeach Labrador Morningside Mt Gravatt Redlands Southport Suncoast Lions Zillmere Eagles |
| Defunct clubs | Coorparoo South Brisbane Locomotives Valley |
| Current Stadiums | N/A |
| 2007 Season | |
| Premiers | Mt Gravatt |
| Minor Premiers | Mt Gravatt |
| Wooden spoon | Redlands |
| Grogan Medallist | Todd Featherstone, Labrador |
| Total attendance | N/A |
| Average match attendance | N/A |
Queensland State League (QSL) an Australian rules football competition for clubs from South East Queensland.
With salary cap rules and regulations in place, the QSF is the premier semi-professional[1] competition in Queensland.
It was previously known as the Queensland Football League (QFL), Queensland Australian National Football League (QANFL) and Queensland Australian Football League (QAFL).
The league is governed by AFL Queensland.
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[edit] Expansion
In 2009, the league will be expanding with the introduction of the Gold Coast Football Club, as it recruits players and prepares for its debut season in the Australian Football League, possibly 2011.[2]
The AFL later announced talks with AFL Queensland on the possibility admitting a Northern Territory side to be based out of Darwin or Alice Springs into the Queensland State League[3], although it is likely that either the SANFL or WAFL will instead admit the new club.
[edit] Recent Grand Final Results
[edit] 2005 Season
Southport defeated Morningside at the Brisbane Cricket Ground.
[edit] 2006 Season
Southport defeated Zillmere at Carrara Stadium.
[edit] 2007 Season
Mt Gravatt defeated Southport at Carrara Stadium.
[edit] Best & Fairest
The best player in the Queensland State League is awarded the Grogan Medal.
[edit] Clubs
[edit] Division 1
[edit] Division 2
| Club | Suburb | Official Website |
|---|---|---|
| Aspley Hornets | Aspley | Official Site |
| Burleigh Bombers | Burleigh | Official Site |
| Coolangatta Tweed Heads AFC | Coolangatta | Official Site |
| Maroochy/North Shore AFC | Maroochydore | Official Site |
| Mayne | Everton Hills | Official Site |
| Noosa AFC | Noosa | Official Site |
| Palm Beach Currumbin AFC | Currumbin | Official Site |
| Sandgate AFC | Taigum | Official Site |
| Springwood AFC | Springwood | Official Site |
| Surfers Paradise AFC | Surfers Paradise | Official Site |
| Western Magpies AFC | Chelmer | Official Site |
| Wilston Grange AFC | Stafford | Official Site |
[edit] Former Clubs
- Coorparoo Football Club
- Kedron Football Club
- Workshops Football Club
- Brisbanes Football Club
- South Brisbane Football Club
- Locomotives Recreation Club
- West Brisbane Football Club
- Norths Football Club
- City Football Club
- Souths Football Club
- Wests Football Club
- Valley Australian Football Club
[edit] Premiers
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[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ AFL Queensland Competitions Rules and Regulations 2005
- ^ Gold Coast to play in 2009 - realfooty.com.au
- ^ Gold Coast push to include NT team
[edit] External links
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Clubs in the AFL Queensland State League |
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| Division 1 |
Broadbeach | Labrador | Morningside | Mt Gravatt | Redlands | Southport | Suncoast Lions | Zillmere Eagles |
| Division 2 |
Aspley Hornets | Burleigh Bombers | Coolangatta Tweed Heads | Maroochy North Shore | Mayne | Noosa | Palm Beach Currumbin | Sandgate | Surfers Paradise | Western Magpies | Wilston Grange |
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