The Bulls are Coming to town Queensland Bulls v Speedblitz Blues

Cazalys Stadium
Saturday 18th October- 10am Start. more -->

AFL Cairns defeat Queensland Stockman The well-drilled Cairns combination was too proficient for a representative Queensland Stockmen side laced with several quality State League players in the curtain-raiser at Tony Ireland Stadium on Saturday. more -->

AFL Cairns Interleague Team Finalised THE 2008 AFL Cairns Interleague Representative Side who will compete again the AFL Qld Country Stockman on Saturday at Tony Ireland Stadium, Townsville has been finalised. more -->

The Australian Football Experience in Cairns The Australian Football Experience will in Cairns on Saturday May 24th along with Australian Football Ambassador Richard Champion to help celebrate 150 Years of Australian Football.
Travelling as part of the NAB 150 Tour the Australian Football Experience was launched in the nation’s capital on February 23 and reached Queensland early May after making it’s was through New South Wales. It will continue to travel around the country until October. more -->

Cutters remain undefeated after Croc scare Competition trend-setters South Cairns remain undefeated after grinding out a 26-point win against a gallant Port Douglas at Fretwell Park on Saturday. more -->

Bulldogs no match for Tigers North Cairns convincing defeated Centrals Trinity Beach at Watsons Oval on Saturday, but it came at a huge costs with a possible season-ending ankle injury to young gun Atiba Jackson. more -->

Cutters null Tigers Roar A depleted South Cairns remain undefeated after handing out North Cairns first loss of the season 17:12 (114) to 15:9 (99) in the inaugural AFL Cairns ANZAC game at Watsons Oval on Friday. more -->

Crocs tame cobras After the Round 1 Bye, Port Douglas began their season in style with a 47 point win over the Cairns City Cobras at Holloways Beach Sporting Complex. The win shot the Crocs to the top of the AFL Cairns ladder. more -->

Centrals victorious with a goal after the siren Reigning Premiers Manunda Hawks suffered their second loss in as many weeks and plummeted to the bottom of the AFL Cairns ladder after a defeat at the hands of Centrals Trinity Beach at Crathern Park.

An after the siren goal from a 50m penalty gave the Bulldogs a 3 point win and their first 4 points for the season. more -->

Cutters cane Saints South Cairns had a convincing 52-point win against last year’s grand finalist the Cairns Saints 23.10 (154) to 16.12 (102) at Griffith Park on Saturday. more -->

Souths take points comfortably in Round 1 Fretwell Park was alive on Saturday afternoon, with the balcony overlooking the ground a sea of red and white as South Cairns Cutters defeated Centrals Trinity Beach by 70 points. more -->

Saints hand out football lesson A 95-point first round win is not redemption for last year’s grand final loss to the Manunda Hawks, but it has the Cairns Saints feeling good about 2008. more -->

Tiger start with a roar North Cairns have opened their 2008 account with a comfortable 25-point win against the Cairns City Cobras at Watsons Oval on Saturday. more -->

Saints victorious in XXXX Preseason Final CAIRNS Saints coach Mark Kennedy is adamant his players must improve despite winning the AFL Cairns pre-season Grand Final. In a match which heralded the arrival of 14-year-old South Cairns speedster Kieran Johnson as a future star, the Saints made best use of the conditions to win 7.3 (45) to 5.9 (39). more -->

2008 XXXX Preseason Competition Results Saturday, 8th March 2007

Cazalys Stadium - Norths 6.11 (47) def. Hawks 4.5 (29; Souths 10.6 (66) def. Norths 4.5 (29); Souths 6.11 (47) def. Hawks 1.3 (9)

Holloways Beach Sporting Complex - Centrals 3.5 (23) def. Cobras 2.7 (19); Saints 9.5 (59) def. Port 2.2 (14); Cobras 7.3 (45) def. Port 6.3 (39); Saints 8.1 (49) def. Centrals 4.4 (28)

Saturday, 15th March, commencing at 3:00pm

Cazalys Stadium - 2008 AFL Cairns Preseason Competition Final - South Cairns v Cairns Saints

AFL Cairns Women's League Grand Final - South Cairns v North Cairns more -->

2008 AFL Cairns Fixture Click on main story to view the Fixture. more -->

Bright lights rise to challenge FRIDAY night's AFL Challenge match between Richmond and Melbourne could be the harbinger for more major events to come.

Although the crowd figure of 5321 was lower than officials had hoped for, AFL Cairns acting general manager Gary Young said the match had proved Cazalys Stadium was a premier venue. more -->

Tigers take time to win Three goals to Richmond forward Kayne Pettifer steered the Tigers to a morale-boosting 35 point win against the Demons in last nights NAB Challenge match at Cazalys.

The Tigers dominated the second half of the match to overcome a plucky but outclassed Demons 14.10.94 to 8.11.59 more -->

Cazalys to host a bruiser TOMORROW'S NAB Challenge clash between Melbourne and Richmond shapes as a fiery game with both sides promising a physical encounter.

Demons Colin Sylvia, a 2005 Rising Star nominee, said Melbourne was in excellent form. "We're all very excited and I think we're going in with a very good spread of players," he told The Cairns Post. more -->

Far Norths's bright lights shine on Melbourne THE Melbourne Demons' hopes for a brighter season start tonight when they run out for a training session on an upgraded Cazalys. more -->

Harbrow boys kick on after challenge AFL regional development officer and leukemia survivor Marc Harbrow says lessons learned on the football field helped him overcome his illness. more -->

Survivor face of hope for cancer ward MARC Harbrow knows too well the burdens placed on the families of those who have to fight a life threatening condition. The leukemia survivor was forced to spend nine months in Townsville Hospital and his family moved to Townsville to be with him. more -->

AFL kicks oncology goals The AFL has thrown its support behind cairns bid to have an oncology unit at the city's hospital. The nation's peak football body will donate $1 to the COUCH organisation for every person who attends next Friday nights NAB Cup regional challenge match in Cairns. more -->

Nesbitt knuckles down to new role HE was an assistant coach last year but Aaron Nesbitt is now the man in charge at Cairns City Cobras AFL club.

Nesbitt's appointment, together with assistant Brett Oakley, was officially announced last night, but the ex-Ballarat footballer said he had been scouting recruits since the end of last year's football season. more -->

Souths want cut of top AFL sides The Cutters have ambitiously recruited from interstate and within Cairns as they bid to improve from a third-place showing in 2007.

Heading the list of eight new faces to the club is new assistant coach Marcus McMillan. McMillan is a proven forward for Yarrawonga in the talent laden Ovens & Murray Football League. more -->

Eagles flying high with star state signings PORT Douglas has continued its off-season recruiting campaign with the signature of another state league player. more -->

Thiess Services Goal of the Year 2007 Thiess Service Goal of the Year Winner was Anthony Jones of Port Douglas Football more -->

XXXX Gold Mark of the Year Congratulations to Lawrence Angwin 2007 XXXX Gold "Mark of the Year more -->