This is a list of Queensland Rugby League clubs by competition. There are over 250 clubs in Queensland, across over 20 competitions administered by five regions.[1]
National Rugby League
edit| Club | Location | Home ground(s) | First season |
|---|---|---|---|
 Brisbane Broncos |
Brisbane, Queensland | Suncorp Stadium 52,500 (12 home games) | 1988 |
 Dolphins |
Brisbane, Queensland | Suncorp Stadium 52,500 (7 home games)
Moreton Daily Stadium 11,500 (4 home games) |
2023 |
 Gold Coast Titans |
Gold Coast, Queensland | Cbus Super Stadium 27,500 (12 home games) | 2007 |
 North Queensland Cowboys |
Townsville, Queensland | North Queensland Stadium 25,000 (12 home games) | 1995 |
State competitions
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Brisbane/Suburban Leagues
edit| Team name | Nickname | Home ground |
|---|---|---|
 Beenleigh |
Pride | Hammel Park |
 Brighton |
Roosters | Jim Lawrie Oval |
 Bulimba |
Bulldogs | Balmoral Recreation Reserve |
 Carina |
Tigers | Leo Williams Oval |
 Fortitude Valley |
Diehards | Emerson Park |
| Normanby |
Hounds | Bert St Clair Oval |
 Pine Rivers |
Bears | Mathieson Oval |
 Souths Juniors |
Magpies | Brandon Park |
 Wests |
Panthers | Frank Lind Oval |
 Wynnum-Manly Juniors |
Seagulls | Kitchener Park |
Brisbane Second Division Rugby League The Poinsettias / The Stingers (Juniors)
edit| Northside 1 (10) | Northside 2 (9) | Northside 3 (8) | Southside 1 (8) | Southside 2 (8) | Southside 3 (12) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Regional leagues
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Brothers Toowoomba
Dalby Devils
Gatton Hawks
Goondiwindi Boars
Highfields Eagles
Newtown Lions
Oakey Bears
Pittsworth Danes
Southern Suburbs Tigers
Toowoomba Valleys Roosters
Warwick Cowboys
Wattles Warriors
Border Rivers Rugby League (part of Toowoomba Rugby League)
Defunct competitions
edit- Western Rugby League[2]
Central Burnett Rugby League
editNorthern Districts Rugby League
edit- Beachmere
Beerwah Bulldogs
Bribie Island Warrigals- Caboolture Snakes
- Caloundra Sharks
Coolum Colts
Gympie Devils- Kawana Dolphins
- Maroochydore-Coolum Swans
Nambour Crushers
Noosa Pirates
Palmwoods Devils- Pomona-Cooran Cutters
- Yandina Raiders
- Brothers Mackay
- Carltons
- Magpies
- Moranbah Miners
- Sarina Crocodiles
- Souths Sharks
- Wests Tigers Mackay
Whitsundays Brahmans
Mid West Rugby League
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Mount Isa Rugby League
edit- Cloncurry
- Black Star Diehards
- Mt Isa Townies
- Mt Isa Wranglers
- Mt Isa Wanderers
Remote Areas Rugby League
edit- Bowen Seagulls
- Townsville Brothers
- Burdekin (Ayr)
- Centrals Tigers
- Charters Towers Miners
Herbert River Crushers- Souths Bulls
- Norths Devils
- Western Lions
- Upper Ross Rams
JCU Saints- Palm Island Barracudas
Defunct competitions
edit- Mid West Rugby League
- Northern Peninsula Area Rugby League
- Beaudesert Kingfishers
- Burleigh Bears
Coolangatta Knights- Coomera Cutters
Currumbin Eagles- Helensvale Hornets
- Jimboomba Thunder
Mount Tamborine Bushrats- Mudgeeraba Redbacks
- Nerang Roosters
Ormeau Shearers- Parkwood Sharks
Robina Raptors- Runaway Bay Seagulls
- South Tweed Koalas
Southport Tigers- Tugun Seahawks
Tweed Heads Seagulls
Ipswich Rugby League (The Diggers)
edit- Brisbane Valley Bulls
- Brothers Ipswich Leprechauns
- Fassifern Bombers
Goodna Eagles- Karalee Tornadoes
- Laidley Lions
- Lowood Stags
- Northern Suburbs Tigers
- Redbank Plains Bears
- Rosewood Roosters
- Springfield Panthers
- Ipswich Swifts Bluebirds
- West End Bulldogs
References
edit- ↑ "The Clubhouse". Queensland Rugby League. Retrieved 10 November 2022.
- ↑ "Charleville breaks Western League drought". Queensland Rugby League. 4 April 2019. Retrieved 10 November 2022.