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Talented centre Daniel Jennings was among Wattles top performers against Brothers.

Wattles Warriors Cop the Brothers Leprechauns’ shillelagh

A positive result in what coach Travis Burns described as a very important match fell by the wayside on Sunday at Toowoomba’s Glenholme Park when an under-manned Wattles Warriors

19 June, 2025

Shelby participated in the opening ceremony for the Australian Arabian National Championships.

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Shelby Turl’s our pearl

Looking prim and proper after their 52 – 20 dismantling of the Southern Suburbs Tigers at Platz Oval on Sunday are Wattles Warriors achievers debutante Lopini Kioa, with try double scorers Matthew Christensen and Domenic Whittingham. Image, Glyn Rees

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Duncan Headlines Massive Wattles Victory

The Laurie Bowe Rifle Range was packed for the Interschool Shoot.

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Record numbers for Interschool shoot

Winning A grade side AMR, from left, Aiden Nunn, Damian Johnson, Lily Brown and Declan O’Rourke.

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Polo thrills during Cooke O’Leary Cup

Wattles Under 13 Junior Rugby League team at the Highfields Sports and Recreation Grounds on Sunday, the first Wattles team to play an away match in the new TJRL Competition. Right Back: Russell McMillan (Coach),Teale Pharaoh, Jesse Samin, Kobe Davis, Leo Thompson-Cleary, Dustyn May, Tom Peters, Noah Schwenke, Jackson Kuhn, Mick Willett, Adam May (Leaguesafe). Front: Jaxon Ashley, Jackson McMillan, Levi Zadow. Photo, Allison May

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Wattles Juniors First Away Games in New Comp

Gary Sutton and Shelley Duggan present the Jack Duggan-Gary Sutton Shield for 2025 to Wattles Captain Nick Van Der Poel after his side defeated Pittsworth last Sunday. Photo, Leanna Dau

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Wattles proudly hoist Jack Duggan-Gary Sutton Shield

Wattles Junior Rugby League Club Under 11 team that competed in the 2025 Manktelow Carnival at Pittsworth over last weekend. From left to right: Lochlan Wapau, Tyson Sutton, Henry Ferguson, Thomas Saville, Hunter Ryan, Toby Schmidt, Rhys Gascoyne, William Ehrlich, Henry Johnson, Carter Lyons, James Paterson, Aiden Hart, Bre Ryan with team mascot Pearl. Front: Joseph Ramsey and Cee-jay McNab. Photo, Katrina Ryan

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Wattles Juniors impress

The official party was pleased to see success as the new lighting system was activated by a mobile phone signal. From Left: First Nations Elder Charlie Waters who gave the Welcome to Country, Member for Condamine and Speaker of the Queensland Parliament Pat Weir, Mayor of the Toowoomba Region Geoff McDonald, President of Wattles Warriors Rugby League Club Amanda O’Halloran, and Chief Executive Officer of Queensland Rugby League (QRL) Ben Ikin.

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New lights shine bright at Platz Oval

A Grade Eagers Shield Winners: Visiting side AEC lift historic Eagers Shield. From left: Curtis Winwood, Steve Urquhart, James Reid and Nick Keyte.

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Eagers Shield delivers polo action

Winning side Downs Pursehouse Rural, from left, Katie Porteous, Jack Mantova, James Reid and Justin Rous. Photo, Jessica Rea

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Easter polo enjoyed at Clifton

Commemoration and Celebration for Wattles - feature photo

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Commemoration and Celebration for Wattles

Umpire takes teams Downs Pursehouse Rural and Downs Webster Cavanagh to the line out to begin the match.

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Queensland polo season kick starts at Clifton

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