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ABOVE: Isabelle Duncombe, Josie Hollis and Bridie Sutton were selected for the Darling Downs 15-16 Years Girls Rugby League side. Absent: Frankie Pile.

PSHS’ impressive representation at Darling Downs sports

Throughout semester one, 13 Pittsworth State High School (PSHS) students were selected as Darling Downs representatives to compete in various School Sport Championships across the

1 July, 2025

D Panthers looking pretty in pink!

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Wildcats painted pink for breast cancer awareness

Ruby King rules the ring - feature photo

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Ruby King rules the ring

Pittsworth Danes representatives competed in Bundaberg at the XXXX QRL Central Division 47th Battalion Carnival as Toowoomba Clydesdales on the weekend.

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Pittsworth reps now Battalion medallists

A clean sweep for Pittsworth Danes - feature photo

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A clean sweep for Pittsworth Danes

Helen Cooper accepted the trophy from Patron Fred Reed. She is pictured with her team mates (from left) Dianne Puschmann, Winston Small and Linda Slingsby.

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Patron presents trophy at Pittsworth indoor bowls

ABOVE: First Grade with sponsors: Shayne Moore (Jersey - major sponsor), Cameron Millar, Kyle Brose, Dominic Briggs, Stewart Free, Ted Stuart, Harry Cooke, Cooper Bowyer, Matt Gardner (Club - major sponsor), Coach James Quinn, Nick Nairn, Blake Cullen, Liam Short, Tom O’Sullivan, Cody Evans, Zac Kahler, Alex Kahler and Jordan O’Shea. Photo, Amelia Sutton, Sutto’s Shots

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Massive home crowd backs Danes in first games of the season

Kylie Taylor, Cheryl King and Judy Jonathan at the charity fundraiser.

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Bowls Day raises over $5k for LifeFlight

Stoneleigh lands a heavy blow on Yangcheng in their WBC Australasia welterweight title fight on Saturday. Photo, Darren Burns

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Pride of Pittsworth successfully defends welterweight title

Mia Scurr was presented with a commemorative plaque by BQ Vice President Wendy Wilson for her sportsmanship toward the younger players. Photo, Bowls Qld

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Bowler’s sportsmanship recognised

Hamish Macintosh (centre) was the winner of the Bayer Crop Science - Arthur Postle Gift 75 Yards on Saturday, pictured with Toowoomba Region Mayor Geoff McDonald and Max Mason, a relative of The Crimson Flash and former Arthur Postle Gift 75 Yards winner in 2018 and 2019.

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Postle Gift spotlights new talent and honours a legend

Max Mason, a descendant of The Crimson Flash, won the Arthur Postle 75 Yard Gift at the inaugural Postle Gift in 2018, with a time of 7.28 seconds.

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Big names headlining this year’s Postle Gift

Boxing brothers Tuff, Hunter and Quinn Collins.

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Collins brothers taking the boxing world by storm

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