Rugby League Fraser Coast

14/08/2026

Huge Shout Out to Burrum Miners, Hervey Bay Seagulls, Maryborough Brothers, Wallaroos and Referees!!!

Congratulations on completing an amazing 2026 season!!

Thank you to all volunteers that have made this season possible!!!

PS “2027” season is not that far away!!!

11/08/2026

Just a reminder to everyone: FINAL round of mini mods will be played on Friday night this week at Stafford Park.

05/08/2026

💗 BE LOUD. WEAR PINK. MAKE A DIFFERENCE. 💗

Maryborough Brothers Junior Rugby League Club is proud to support The Brave Hen as we come together for Pink Sock Day to raise awareness for breast cancer.

📅 Saturday 8th August 2026
📍 Eskdale Park

Wear your favourite pink outfit, bring your family and friends, and help us turn Eskdale Park pink! 💕

🎟️ Don’t forget we’ll also have a fundraising raffle on the day with some fantastic prizes to be won!

Looking to show your support? Our Pink Day merchandise is available now from the clubhouse or can be purchased at the gate on the day (while stocks last).

🩷🩷 Pink Merchandise 🩷🩷
🩷 Lanyards – $5
🩷 Stubby Coolers – $10
🩷 Pink Socks – $15
🩷 Hats – $35
🩷 Shirts – $40

Every purchase helps support this amazing cause, with proceeds going to The Brave Hen.

Let’s come together as One Club. One Team. Back Em All. 💚💙🩷

03/08/2026

NO dogs are allowed at Eskdale Park apart from Service Dogs.
This includes puppies as well!!
If you bring your dog/puppy you will be asked to leave.

Reason why dogs are not allowed apart from Service Dogs:

Dogs are not allowed at sports grounds primarily for health and safety, hygiene, and turf protection.
Health and SafetyPlayer protection: Contact sports (like rugby, soccer, and AFL) involve players falling or sliding directly onto the turf, raising injury risks from unexpected obstacles.
Public comfort: Many children and adults are afraid of dogs, and busy game days can easily overwhelm or stress animals.
Distractions: Unpredictable animal behavior can interrupt active training sessions or official match play.
Hygiene and CleanlinessAnimal waste: Leftover dog f***s and urine contaminate the grass and soil, posing a direct health risk to players rolling or sliding on the field.Parasites: Roundworms and other pathogens shed in waste can live in the turf and spread to humans.
Turf and Facility ProtectionSurface damage: Digging, clawing, and heavy running wear down natural grass prematurely.

03/08/2026

There is to be NO smoking or va**ng in Eskdale Park!!
Entryway to Eskdale Park is not a place to smoke or v**e!!

Smoking area that is located in the grounds of Eskdale Park is for Senior games only!!

If found smoking or va**ng, there will be consequences.

03/08/2026

30/07/2026

No dogs are allowed at Eskdale Park apart from Qualified Service Dogs.
You will be asked to leave if you ignore this rule.

30/07/2026

There is to be no smoking or va**ng in Eskdale Park!!
Entryway to Eskdale Park is not a place to smoke or v**e!!

Smoking area at Eskdale Park is for Senior games only!!

If found smoking or va**ng there will be consequences.

20/07/2026

Don’t miss out on this Great opportunity!!!

📣 When is the best time to secure your new Play On! Sports Voucher?

Applications for Play On! Sports Vouchers will open on 27 July, with up to $200 available to help Queensland kids aged from 5-17 participate in sport.

There will be two opportunities to apply this financial year.

If you’re planning ahead for summer sport, it’s best to apply this round. If your focus is on winter sports like netball or football, you may prefer to wait for the round later this financial year.

To help make your application quick and easy, log in to your Enquire account before 27 July and check your details are up to date. ✅

Find out more about the program at qld.gov.au/playon

18/07/2026