Queanbeyan Whites

10/06/2026

One of our own, Arley Moore, is currently facing an incredibly tough fight after suffering a serious leg injury while playing the game he loves.

What started as a severe tibia and fibula fracture has since become far more serious, with Arley developing a significant infection that has required multiple surgeries. He now faces a long and difficult road ahead as doctors work to save his leg and help him begin the journey towards recovery.

Arley is only 24 years old and has shown enormous courage and strength through an incredibly challenging time.

A GoFundMe has been set up to help Arley and his family with the growing costs of treatment, rehabilitation, travel, time away from work and ongoing recovery.

As a club, we know how strong the rugby community can be when someone needs support. We encourage anyone who is in a position to help to please consider donating. Every contribution, no matter the size, will make a difference.

If you are unable to donate, sharing the fundraiser will also go a long way in helping Arley and his family.

Let’s get around Arley and show him the support of the Whites family.

Donate or share here:

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08/06/2026

Hitchcock Shield where it belongs

By Phill Hawke

Queanbeyan took possession of the Bob Hitchcock Territory Shield when the defeated University Owls in round 8, 58-26.
The shield is held by the home team until beaten with the end of season winner the holder after the final round of the John I. Dent Cup.

In 2018, the first shield game was between foundation clubs Easts and Uni-North. Easts became the holder after beating Uni 22-20, but they lost it to Queanbeyan when the Whites won 29-20. Queanbeyan has not won the end of season ownership.

Whites’ stalwart Bob Hitchcock is recognised by the shield competition which is based on the New Zealand Ranfurly Shield.

Hitchcock came to Queanbeyan as a schoolteacher at Queanbeyan West. He played for the Whites and then coached the club before moving into the representative field. Bob was a life member of the Queanbeyan club (2008) and the ACT Brumbies. Awarded an OAM and named ACT Coach of the Year on two occasions, Bob done it all.

His representative coaching included the ACT, Australian Under 21s, Emerging Wallabies and the Australian Women’s Wallaroos and Women’s Sevens.

Rarely does a photo capture the nature of the person. This one does, it shows his warm personality, a strength of character, his sense of humour ands honesty.

Bob died at the age of 76 leaving behind his rugby community and family.

02/06/2026

Round 8 Player of the Week 🔥👊🏻

02/06/2026

Round 8 Team of the Week!
Solid effort by everyone 🔥

30/05/2026

Round 8 🤝🏻 White wash
Seconds and Colts both with the win against Owls, whilst our first Grade team had a big 80 minutes and bring home the Bob Hitchcock Territory Shield!

29/05/2026

Round 8 Team Lists 🏉
2nd Grade & Colts hit the road this weekend as they take on Uni North. Check out this week’s squads and get around the boys for another big Saturday. ⚪️🔵

29/05/2026

First grade round 8🏉
Your first grade team heading over to face Uni Norths! Check out the squad and head over to support them tomorrow at 12.15pm 🔥👊🏻

29/05/2026

Round 8 Team Lists 🏉
2nd Grade & Colts hit the road this weekend as they take on Uni North. Check out this week’s squads and get around the boys for another big Saturday. ⚪️🔵
Bye week for 3rds & 4ths

29/05/2026

50 FOR SEEDS!!! 🔥⚪️🔥⚪️

This weeks game against Owls will mark Sam Eden’s 50th club game for the Whites. From debuting for 1st grade as an 18 year old to winning a colts premiership, Sam always rocks up with grit and a good attitude.

Well done mate, QBN is proud of your first 50 and keen for more to come.

28/05/2026

Round 8 game times over at ANU against Owls. 3rds and 4th with a bye weekend!