Next game WMS News BMD Premiership Semi Final Details By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / May 25, 2022 The Wynnum Manly Seagulls BMD Premiership team will travel to Rockhampton this Saturday to take on the Central QLD Capras.... Read More QRL Semi-finalists confirmed for BMD Premiership By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / May 23, 2022 QRL article written by Michael Hillier Central Queensland Capras and Burleigh Bears have secured home semi-finals following a thrilling finish... Read More Game Preview Game Day Information By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / May 20, 2022 This weekend will see the Seagulls play away matches across three grades. (more…) Read More Community Iona College Open Day 30 May By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / May 19, 2022 Iona College Open Day is on 30 May from 1:30pm to 4pm. (more…) Read More McDonald's Seagulls Academy McDonalds Seagulls Academy Presentation By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / May 18, 2022 The McDonalds Seagulls Academy award presentation was held on Saturday 14 May as a curtain-raiser to the Hostplus Cup match... Read More BMD Premiership Semi Final Details The Wynnum Manly Seagulls BMD Premiership team will travel to Rockhampton this Saturday to take on the Central QLD Capras. In their first year in the competition, the Seagulls women’s team finished the regular season in 4th position and go into their semi-final matchup full of confidence. Development Manager Michael Dobson and Head coach Ron Troutman, and their group of support staff, have done a terrific job to not only build a positive culture within the Seagull’s women’s program, but also have success on the field with a group that has played together for the first time. The Seagulls have grinded their way through the season, with every one of their seven games being decided by 6 points or less. Their willingness to stay in the game and continue fighting has led to their opportunity to play in the semi final on Saturday. We would like the thank the partners of the BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls Women’s Program, in particular BMD, Bartons, Job Connect, McDonalds Bayside, Iona College, Queensland X-Ray and Joan Pease MP. Without the support of our partners, our Women’s Program would not be as successful as it has been this season. We look forward to your continued involvement in our Women’s Program in the future and thank you for your contribution to women’s rugby league at the Seagulls. Semi final details below: BMD PREMIERSHIP VS central qld capras Round: Semi Final Date: Saturday 28 May Time: 3pm Location: Browne Park, Rockhampton Broadcast: 3:00pm on Qplus Team: 1. Emily Bass 2. Tawana Togo 3. Felila Kia 4. Amy Turner 5. Kim Hunt 6. Tahlia Rolph 7. Layne Bennett 8. Jayda Lofipo 9. Patrice Chambers (C) 10. Essay Banu 11. Roxy Murdoch 12. Shaylee Bent 13. Jazmon Tupou-Witchman 14. Emma Barnes 15. Rease Casey 16. Jacinta Carter 17. Lyrech Mara 18. Lesa Mataafa Coach: Ron Troutman Semi-finalists confirmed for BMD Premiership QRL article written by Michael Hillier Central Queensland Capras and Burleigh Bears have secured home semi-finals following a thrilling finish to the BMD Premiership regular season. The minor premiership-winning Capras will play the Wynnum Manly Seagulls (fourth) next weekend, while the Bears (second) meet the North Queensland Gold Stars (third). The winners of the respective semi-finals advance to the 2022 BMD Premiership grand final at Moreton Daily Stadium on Saturday, June 4 at 2pm. Central will look to recapture the form that carried them to six-straight wins after the Bears stunned the previously unbeaten Capras team in Emerald yesterday. Burleigh scored five tries to three as a Karina Brown double lifted the Bears to a 26-16 win at McIndoe Park. Burleigh’s win ensured the defending premiers nailed down second spot and a home semi-final against the Gold Stars, who were also impressive final round winners. Captain Romy Teitzel crossed for a double in the Gold Stars’ 28-0 win over the Brisbane Tigers at Leo Williams Oval. The fourth and final spot in next weekend’s play-offs went on the line at Emerson Park today when the West Brisbane Panthers clashed with the Wynnum Manly Seagulls. In a tight contest, Wynnum Manly prevailed 16-10 to seal a finals berth against the plucky Panthers. BMD Premiership semi-finals Semi-final 1 – 1v4 Central Queensland Capras v Wynnum Manly Seagulls at Browne Park on Saturday, May 28, 3pm Semi-final 2 – 2v3 Burleigh Bears v North Queensland Gold Stars at Pizzey Park on Sunday, May 29 at 1.30pm Both semi-final games will be live and exclusive on QPlus.tv. The grand final will also be shown on Kayo Freebies. Game Day Information This weekend will see the Seagulls play away matches across three grades. The Hostplus Cup and Hastings Deering Colts will travel to Mackay for their Friday clashes, while the BMD Premiership team take on Wests Panthers in the last match of their regular season. All the details can be found below: Hostplus Cup vs mackay cutters Round: 9 Date: Friday 20 May Time: 6pm Location: BB Print Stadium, Mackay Broadcast: 6:00pm on Qplus Team: 1. Ben Farr 2. Sione Hopoate 3. Matt Lyons 4. Falakiko Manu 5. Dredin Sorensen 6. Max Plath 7. Sam Scarlett (C) 8. Aaron Rockley 9. Harrison Graham 10. Epel Kapinias 11. Bailey Hartwig 12. Zac Hosking 13. Luke Bateman 14. Kalolo Saitaua 15. Tristan Hope 16. Matiu Love-Henry 17. Max Elliott Coach: Adam Brideson bmd premiership vs wests panthers Round: 7 Date: Sunday 22 May – *Moved from Saturday 21 May* Time: 3pm Location: Emerson Park, Grange (Valleys Diehards RLFC) – *Relocated from Frank Lind Oval* Broadcast: 6:00pm on Qplus Team: 1. Emily Bass 2. Tawana Togo 3. Felila Kia 4. Amy Turner 5. Kim Hunt 6. Emma Barnes 7. Layne Bennett 8. Jayda Lofipo 9. Patrice Chambers (C) 10. Essay Banu 11. Roxy Murdoch 12. Shaylee Bent 13. Jazmon Tupou-Witchman 14. Rease Casey 15. Lesa Mataafa 16. Jacinta Carter 17. Lyrech Mara Coach: Ron Troutman hastings deering colts vs mackay cutters Round: 7 Date: Friday 20 May Time: 3:45pm Location: BB Print Stadium, Mackay Broadcast: 3:45pm on Qplus Team: 1. Jordan Davies 2. Luke Philp 3. Grand Hagai 4. Blake Anders 5. Germaine Bulsey 6. Corey Herdegen 7. Will Parslow 8. Caius Faatili 9. Shaun Packer 10. Felix Faatili 11. Ethan Malt (C) 12. Kobe Martin 13. Nathan Ward 14. Braydon Seu-Easthope 15. Cooper Hewett 16. Zaen Edmonds 17. Ryan Jackson Coach: Michael Dobson Iona College Open Day 30 May Iona College Open Day is on 30 May from 1:30pm to 4pm. The Seagulls and Iona have a long history, with many Iona students going on to play for the club in high school and through adulthood. We held our Round 2 match Hostplus Cup match at Iona, as well as BMD Premiership, U18’s and U16’s matches, in front of a very enthusiastic and supportive crowd. Iona Old Boys, Max Plath and Harrison Graham, starred for the Seagulls in that game at Iona College, with Max making his debut at his old school, and have continued to be standouts for the team at the highest level. As a rugby league club, we are proud to be partnered with Iona College long-term, and to solidify our bond with the students, staff and whole Iona community. We’re excited to hear of Iona College’s Open Day on 30 May as the school is expecting a large turnout. Iona College continue to produce high-quality young men and focus on educating and empowering them to dare to make a positive difference throughout their lives and to the lives of others. Important Open Day details: Date: Monday 30 May Time: 1:30pm – 4pm Location: Iona College, 85 North Road Lindum, QLD, 4178 For more information: https://www.iona.qld.edu.au/events/open-day-2022/ To register: https://www.trybooking.com/BXUXN McDonalds Seagulls Academy Presentation The McDonalds Seagulls Academy award presentation was held on Saturday 14 May as a curtain-raiser to the Hostplus Cup match vs Ipswich Jets. Both Player of the Year and Player’s Player were awarded across the Harvey Norman U19’s, Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup U18’s and Cyril Connell Challenge U16’s. Players from the 3 Academy teams, plus their parents, braved the weather and headed to BMD Kougari Oval for the presentation. The awards were won by the following players: Harvey Norman U19’s Player of the Year: Jaydah Tofae Player’s Player: Emma Barnes Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup U18’s Player of the Year: Felix Faatili Player’s Player: Jeremy Trappett Cyril Connell Challenge U16’s Player of the Year: Zac Herdegen Player’s Player: Zac Herdegen The BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls would like to thank McDonald’s Bayside for their incredible support of our Seagulls Academy program over many years. McDonald’s Bayside’s commitment to the Seagulls and to the local Bayside community has significantly influenced the quality of our Seagulls Academy program and increased the opportunity for kids in the region to play high-quality rugby league. Load More
BMD Premiership Semi Final Details The Wynnum Manly Seagulls BMD Premiership team will travel to Rockhampton this Saturday to take on the Central QLD Capras. In their first year in the competition, the Seagulls women’s team finished the regular season in 4th position and go into their semi-final matchup full of confidence. Development Manager Michael Dobson and Head coach Ron Troutman, and their group of support staff, have done a terrific job to not only build a positive culture within the Seagull’s women’s program, but also have success on the field with a group that has played together for the first time. The Seagulls have grinded their way through the season, with every one of their seven games being decided by 6 points or less. Their willingness to stay in the game and continue fighting has led to their opportunity to play in the semi final on Saturday. We would like the thank the partners of the BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls Women’s Program, in particular BMD, Bartons, Job Connect, McDonalds Bayside, Iona College, Queensland X-Ray and Joan Pease MP. Without the support of our partners, our Women’s Program would not be as successful as it has been this season. We look forward to your continued involvement in our Women’s Program in the future and thank you for your contribution to women’s rugby league at the Seagulls. Semi final details below: BMD PREMIERSHIP VS central qld capras Round: Semi Final Date: Saturday 28 May Time: 3pm Location: Browne Park, Rockhampton Broadcast: 3:00pm on Qplus Team: 1. Emily Bass 2. Tawana Togo 3. Felila Kia 4. Amy Turner 5. Kim Hunt 6. Tahlia Rolph 7. Layne Bennett 8. Jayda Lofipo 9. Patrice Chambers (C) 10. Essay Banu 11. Roxy Murdoch 12. Shaylee Bent 13. Jazmon Tupou-Witchman 14. Emma Barnes 15. Rease Casey 16. Jacinta Carter 17. Lyrech Mara 18. Lesa Mataafa Coach: Ron Troutman
Semi-finalists confirmed for BMD Premiership QRL article written by Michael Hillier Central Queensland Capras and Burleigh Bears have secured home semi-finals following a thrilling finish to the BMD Premiership regular season. The minor premiership-winning Capras will play the Wynnum Manly Seagulls (fourth) next weekend, while the Bears (second) meet the North Queensland Gold Stars (third). The winners of the respective semi-finals advance to the 2022 BMD Premiership grand final at Moreton Daily Stadium on Saturday, June 4 at 2pm. Central will look to recapture the form that carried them to six-straight wins after the Bears stunned the previously unbeaten Capras team in Emerald yesterday. Burleigh scored five tries to three as a Karina Brown double lifted the Bears to a 26-16 win at McIndoe Park. Burleigh’s win ensured the defending premiers nailed down second spot and a home semi-final against the Gold Stars, who were also impressive final round winners. Captain Romy Teitzel crossed for a double in the Gold Stars’ 28-0 win over the Brisbane Tigers at Leo Williams Oval. The fourth and final spot in next weekend’s play-offs went on the line at Emerson Park today when the West Brisbane Panthers clashed with the Wynnum Manly Seagulls. In a tight contest, Wynnum Manly prevailed 16-10 to seal a finals berth against the plucky Panthers. BMD Premiership semi-finals Semi-final 1 – 1v4 Central Queensland Capras v Wynnum Manly Seagulls at Browne Park on Saturday, May 28, 3pm Semi-final 2 – 2v3 Burleigh Bears v North Queensland Gold Stars at Pizzey Park on Sunday, May 29 at 1.30pm Both semi-final games will be live and exclusive on QPlus.tv. The grand final will also be shown on Kayo Freebies.
Game Day Information This weekend will see the Seagulls play away matches across three grades. The Hostplus Cup and Hastings Deering Colts will travel to Mackay for their Friday clashes, while the BMD Premiership team take on Wests Panthers in the last match of their regular season. All the details can be found below: Hostplus Cup vs mackay cutters Round: 9 Date: Friday 20 May Time: 6pm Location: BB Print Stadium, Mackay Broadcast: 6:00pm on Qplus Team: 1. Ben Farr 2. Sione Hopoate 3. Matt Lyons 4. Falakiko Manu 5. Dredin Sorensen 6. Max Plath 7. Sam Scarlett (C) 8. Aaron Rockley 9. Harrison Graham 10. Epel Kapinias 11. Bailey Hartwig 12. Zac Hosking 13. Luke Bateman 14. Kalolo Saitaua 15. Tristan Hope 16. Matiu Love-Henry 17. Max Elliott Coach: Adam Brideson bmd premiership vs wests panthers Round: 7 Date: Sunday 22 May – *Moved from Saturday 21 May* Time: 3pm Location: Emerson Park, Grange (Valleys Diehards RLFC) – *Relocated from Frank Lind Oval* Broadcast: 6:00pm on Qplus Team: 1. Emily Bass 2. Tawana Togo 3. Felila Kia 4. Amy Turner 5. Kim Hunt 6. Emma Barnes 7. Layne Bennett 8. Jayda Lofipo 9. Patrice Chambers (C) 10. Essay Banu 11. Roxy Murdoch 12. Shaylee Bent 13. Jazmon Tupou-Witchman 14. Rease Casey 15. Lesa Mataafa 16. Jacinta Carter 17. Lyrech Mara Coach: Ron Troutman hastings deering colts vs mackay cutters Round: 7 Date: Friday 20 May Time: 3:45pm Location: BB Print Stadium, Mackay Broadcast: 3:45pm on Qplus Team: 1. Jordan Davies 2. Luke Philp 3. Grand Hagai 4. Blake Anders 5. Germaine Bulsey 6. Corey Herdegen 7. Will Parslow 8. Caius Faatili 9. Shaun Packer 10. Felix Faatili 11. Ethan Malt (C) 12. Kobe Martin 13. Nathan Ward 14. Braydon Seu-Easthope 15. Cooper Hewett 16. Zaen Edmonds 17. Ryan Jackson Coach: Michael Dobson
Iona College Open Day 30 May Iona College Open Day is on 30 May from 1:30pm to 4pm. The Seagulls and Iona have a long history, with many Iona students going on to play for the club in high school and through adulthood. We held our Round 2 match Hostplus Cup match at Iona, as well as BMD Premiership, U18’s and U16’s matches, in front of a very enthusiastic and supportive crowd. Iona Old Boys, Max Plath and Harrison Graham, starred for the Seagulls in that game at Iona College, with Max making his debut at his old school, and have continued to be standouts for the team at the highest level. As a rugby league club, we are proud to be partnered with Iona College long-term, and to solidify our bond with the students, staff and whole Iona community. We’re excited to hear of Iona College’s Open Day on 30 May as the school is expecting a large turnout. Iona College continue to produce high-quality young men and focus on educating and empowering them to dare to make a positive difference throughout their lives and to the lives of others. Important Open Day details: Date: Monday 30 May Time: 1:30pm – 4pm Location: Iona College, 85 North Road Lindum, QLD, 4178 For more information: https://www.iona.qld.edu.au/events/open-day-2022/ To register: https://www.trybooking.com/BXUXN
McDonalds Seagulls Academy Presentation The McDonalds Seagulls Academy award presentation was held on Saturday 14 May as a curtain-raiser to the Hostplus Cup match vs Ipswich Jets. Both Player of the Year and Player’s Player were awarded across the Harvey Norman U19’s, Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup U18’s and Cyril Connell Challenge U16’s. Players from the 3 Academy teams, plus their parents, braved the weather and headed to BMD Kougari Oval for the presentation. The awards were won by the following players: Harvey Norman U19’s Player of the Year: Jaydah Tofae Player’s Player: Emma Barnes Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup U18’s Player of the Year: Felix Faatili Player’s Player: Jeremy Trappett Cyril Connell Challenge U16’s Player of the Year: Zac Herdegen Player’s Player: Zac Herdegen The BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls would like to thank McDonald’s Bayside for their incredible support of our Seagulls Academy program over many years. McDonald’s Bayside’s commitment to the Seagulls and to the local Bayside community has significantly influenced the quality of our Seagulls Academy program and increased the opportunity for kids in the region to play high-quality rugby league.
