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Brothers and former Clydesdales representatives Daniel and Austin Jennings have reunited to wear the Wattles Warriors Green and Gold in the upcoming Toowoomba Rugby League 2025 season.

Wattles Gear Up as Season Draw Released

The starters flag has dropped on the 2025 Toowoomba Rugby League season with the recent release of the much anticipated 18 Round Draw along with the four-week final series.

11 February, 2025

Coaching director/A Grade coach Travis Burns and Club Captain Ty Gardner are focused on a season of success for the Wattles Warriors in 2025. Photo, Wattles RLF Club

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Wattles off and running

Peter Cavanagh at last year’s Wattles awards presentations.

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Peter Cavanagh retires from district footy

Joseph Ramsey with his silver medal from the 4x100m relay at the National Track and Field Championships.

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Joseph wins silver at nationals

Hamish is all smiles as he proudly wears the Queensland Reds Jersey for the first time. What he didn’t know was that his parents Lisa and Ross were in the grandstand to surprise him having flown over in the hope he would make his Reds debut.

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Hamish Muller earns Reds Jersey

The Ramsay Street downhill course was a challenge for all drivers whose driving skills were just as important as cart speed.

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Billy Cart Challenge on a roll

After a sensational 2024 season in green and gold classy Toowoomba representative hooker Tommy Hatch is fired up to inspire the Wattles Warriors top graders to a successful 2025. (image courtesy JD Sports Photography)

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Wattles Kick Off 60th Season

Attendees at the meeting to discuss the lights project included, from left, Clifton Show Society President Haydn O’Leary, Queensland Sports and Recreation Senior Engagement Officer Trent Nibbs, Clifton Jockey Club Secretary Margaret Cross, Wattles President Amanda O’Halloran, T2 Electrical Operations Manager Nathan Gundry and Project Manager Klinton Goodridge, Toowoomba Regional Council Coordinator Park Operations South Shane Hounslow, Wattles Juniors President Aaron Gilmore and groundskeeper Bruce Gilbert.

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Wattles under bright new lights in 2025

Matt Dunn is a picture of concentration riding Dane and Katie Bateman’s beautiful stallion Ivory’s Dark Knight. The photo captures horse and rider as one chasing points in the Warwick Gold Cup Campdrafting event last week.

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Matt’s class act at Warwick Gold Cup

Twenty-one year Pedro, a Connemara/ thoroughbred cross, takes eleven year old Emu Creek State School student, Isabelle Gilmore, safely over a jump at the Combined Training event at the National Titles held recently at the Tamworth Equestrian centre where they achieved third place.

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Isabelle and Pedro star at National Titles

Wattles Junior Rugby League Club members tasted success at the recent Toowoomba Rugby League Referee’s Association presentation function. (From left) Wattles Juniors Referee Coordinator Rebecca Steinhard, Malakai Steinhardt – Referee and Touch Judge award recipient and Wattles Juniors Under 17 team member, Piper Brady - Referee and Touch Judge award recipient and Wattles Juniors Under 18 girls team member, Ty Betts - Referee and Touch Judge award recipient and Wattles Juniors Under 15 player. Referee and Touch Judge award recipient and Wattles juniors Under 13 coach Rylan Saville wasn’t present at the function.

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Wattles Junior referees revel in awards

Wattles Warriors Footballer of the Year for 2024 Matt Duggan received The Clifton Courier Shield for a record seventh time, this year’s presentation made by the newspaper’s editor Ted Rogers.

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Matt Duggan creates a Wattles record

Wattles A Grade half back Matt Duggan has won an amazing six Clifton Courier Wattles Player of the Year awards, and is well in the mix for success again at the club Presentation Function on Friday evening. Photo, JD Sporting Photography

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50 Years of the Clifton Courier Shield

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