Next game April 18, 2021 2:10 pm BMD Kougari Oval N/A Wynnum Manly Seagulls vs Redcliffe Dolphins Coach Chat Coach Chat: Round 3 Pride Preview By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / April 8, 2021 SeagullsTV caught up with Intrust Super Cup Head Coach Adam Brideson to find out how the Gulls are preparing for... Read More WMS News Footy in the 4178 By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / April 7, 2021 Footy in Wynnum is bigger than just the Gulls. It's a way of life for people in the Bayside. In... Read More Team List Tuesday WMS News Team List Tuesday: Sam Scarlett makes his return By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / April 6, 2021 The Gulls are off to Cairns this weekend and will play the Northern Pride in Round 3 of the Intrust... Read More Seagulls Scenes Seagulls Scenes: Round 2 #Flockbuster vs Tweed By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / March 30, 2021 On Sunday the Seagulls made history at Iona College, hosting four QRL matches on the school campus. The school and... Read More Uncategorized Seagulls hold off a second-half comeback in Round 2 By Wynnum Manly Seagulls / March 29, 2021 The Wynnum Manly Seagulls withstood a second-half surge from the Tweed Seagulls to hang on for a 36-24 win on... Read More Coach Chat: Round 3 Pride Preview SeagullsTV caught up with Intrust Super Cup Head Coach Adam Brideson to find out how the Gulls are preparing for the trip to Cairns. The Gulls take on a strong Northern Pride outfit who are coming off a hard fought draw in Round 2. Footy in the 4178 Footy in Wynnum is bigger than just the Gulls. It’s a way of life for people in the Bayside. In Round 2, we played an historic Intrust Super Cup game at Iona College in front of strong and passionate crowd. We’ve captured the biggest moments from that weekend to show how much the game meant to our players and our community. Visit our Facebook or Instagram to watch the full recap. Thanks to the support of Iona, the Gulls were able to host four QRL games – including an Intrust Super Cup fixture – on a school campus for the first time in the sport’s history. The Seagulls and Iona communities have a proud shared history, with a number of college Old Boys having played for the club. Several recently graduated Old Boys also had the special honour of playing in front of friends and families during the games last weekend. The college plays an important role in the Bayside in developing young men of strong character – with a deliberate focus on leadership, inclusion and serving the Wynnum community. Those values are shared by the Seagulls, and were on display as the students and volunteers from within the school hosted the club with open arms. The Gulls would like to extend a specific thank you to all members of the school community who supported the event and played an essential role in its success. Playing in front of a passionate local crowd is nothing new for the Seagulls, but our players experienced something special over the weekend. The team was welcomed on to the field with a tunnel of Iona students, alongside junior footy players who one day might grow up to be Gulls. As the final siren went and the Gulls held on to victory, the crowd of Iona boys standing behind the goal line erupted – as though the school’s own team had just won. With the support of the school community, we also paid a special tribute to Mark Oliver. Mark was an Iona Old Boy and a dedicated Gull, who never missed a game and was a long-time volunteer at the club. Iona and the Seagulls extend their condolences to the Oliver family. The Seagulls look forward to the next opportunity to play in front of an Iona crowd. Team List Tuesday: Sam Scarlett makes his return The Gulls are off to Cairns this weekend and will play the Northern Pride in Round 3 of the Intrust Super Cup. Adam Brideson named his squad today, including an extended bench and the highly anticipated return of Gulls Captain Sam Scarlett. Scarlett returns to the team in the #7 jersey after missing the first two rounds of competition due to an injury sustained in a pre-season trial. The rest of the Gulls backline remains unchanged from the team that took the field against Tweed in Round 2. Aaron Rockley returns from injury and will take his place in the starting forward pack wearing #8. TC Robati (#11) and Issac Luke (#14) will also rejoin the squad Luke Bateman (#13) is set to start after coming off the bench in the Gulls last game. The Pride will play at home for the first time this year after a draw against the Capras in Round 2 and a strong win against the Falcons in Round 1. Check out the full team list below! SEAGULLS ROUND 3 TEAM LIST1. Jesse Arthars2. Ed Burns3. Delouise Hoeter4. Junior Pauga5. Mathew Lyons6. Jack Campagnolo7. Sam Scarlett8. Aaron Rockley9. Jayden Berrell10. Max Elliott11. TC Robati12. Matiu Love-Henry 13. Luke Bateman Interchange14. Issac Luke 15. Lachlan Lee 16. Lucky Ta’avale 17. Lazarus Vaalepu 18. Tristan Hope19. Kauri Aupouri-Puketapu Seagulls Scenes: Round 2 #Flockbuster vs Tweed On Sunday the Seagulls made history at Iona College, hosting four QRL matches on the school campus. The school and club communities are intertwined in Wynnum and also paid a fitting tribute to Old Boy Mark Oliver. These Seagulls Scenes capture some of special moments throughout the day, proudly brought to you by Johnson Real Estate. Seagulls hold off a second-half comeback in Round 2 The Wynnum Manly Seagulls withstood a second-half surge from the Tweed Seagulls to hang on for a 36-24 win on Sunday. Check out all of the highlights in our Job Connect Replay. Seagulls fans from both sides of the border flocked to Iona to watch Wynnum Manly take on Tweed, the first time an Intrust Super Cup game had been played at the ground, and on a school campus in general. The hosts made the crowd fell welcome with a temporary “Chook Pen” on the hill overlooking Fr. Davine Oval. Prior to the start of play, the Gulls were accompanied by local Iona juniors through a guard of honour formed by current and former Iona College students. Prior to the game, both teams honored the Oliver family and held a minute silence for Mark (Ollie) Oliver, who passed away recently. Mark was a lifetime supporter of the Gulls and an Iona old boy. When play got under way Wynnum went at it from the jump and were 26 points up after 20 minutes. Veteran Ed Burns (4′) went over early followed by a double from Kauri Aupouri-Puketapu (9′ and 17′). Selwyn Cobbo (12′) and Mathew Lyons (20′) both scored on debut to build the Seagulls lead. Jayden Berrell passes for Wynnum Manly Seagulls. Photos: Jorja Brinums / QRL Jack Campagnolo slotted a penalty in the 27th minute to add his tally of 3 conversions, and the Queensland Gulls were looking at going to the sheds halftime with a clean sheet. Late in the fist half Tweed finally scored close to the posts through a Jaleel Seve-Derbas try and with Lindon McGrady’s conversion, the halftime score was 28-6. Inside 11 mins of the second half, Wynnum had two more tries on the board, with a very handy long-range effort by Jayden Berrell followed up by Matt Lyons soon after. After building a comfortable lead lead, Wynnum then lost their momentum and their direction late in the second half and let Tweed back into the game. Three tries in seven minutes by Tweed from the 60-minute mark from Talor Walters and a double to Liam Hampson brought the visitors to within striking distance at 36-24. The Seagulls were able to regain their composure during the final 10 minutes and secured a number of loose and contested balls to hold on and win. After the game, coach Adam Brideson was genuinely pleased with the result, considering the late changes both teams had to make to their line up. Prior to the game, the NRL’s Project Apollo made the decision to withdraw all NRL team’s top 30 squad member players due to the recent COVID conditions in Brisbane. Brideson was happy for Wynnum’s latest club debutants Jacob Sturt, Kelepi Faukafa, Selwyn Cobbo and Lyons who came into the line-up with Jesse Arthurs, Keenan Palasia, Isaac Luke and TC Roboti withdrawn. With the win, Wynnum start the season 2-0 and a dressing room full of optimism and during Round 3 will face the Northern Pride in Cairns on April 10. Load More
Coach Chat: Round 3 Pride Preview SeagullsTV caught up with Intrust Super Cup Head Coach Adam Brideson to find out how the Gulls are preparing for the trip to Cairns. The Gulls take on a strong Northern Pride outfit who are coming off a hard fought draw in Round 2.
Footy in the 4178 Footy in Wynnum is bigger than just the Gulls. It’s a way of life for people in the Bayside. In Round 2, we played an historic Intrust Super Cup game at Iona College in front of strong and passionate crowd. We’ve captured the biggest moments from that weekend to show how much the game meant to our players and our community. Visit our Facebook or Instagram to watch the full recap. Thanks to the support of Iona, the Gulls were able to host four QRL games – including an Intrust Super Cup fixture – on a school campus for the first time in the sport’s history. The Seagulls and Iona communities have a proud shared history, with a number of college Old Boys having played for the club. Several recently graduated Old Boys also had the special honour of playing in front of friends and families during the games last weekend. The college plays an important role in the Bayside in developing young men of strong character – with a deliberate focus on leadership, inclusion and serving the Wynnum community. Those values are shared by the Seagulls, and were on display as the students and volunteers from within the school hosted the club with open arms. The Gulls would like to extend a specific thank you to all members of the school community who supported the event and played an essential role in its success. Playing in front of a passionate local crowd is nothing new for the Seagulls, but our players experienced something special over the weekend. The team was welcomed on to the field with a tunnel of Iona students, alongside junior footy players who one day might grow up to be Gulls. As the final siren went and the Gulls held on to victory, the crowd of Iona boys standing behind the goal line erupted – as though the school’s own team had just won. With the support of the school community, we also paid a special tribute to Mark Oliver. Mark was an Iona Old Boy and a dedicated Gull, who never missed a game and was a long-time volunteer at the club. Iona and the Seagulls extend their condolences to the Oliver family. The Seagulls look forward to the next opportunity to play in front of an Iona crowd.
Team List Tuesday: Sam Scarlett makes his return The Gulls are off to Cairns this weekend and will play the Northern Pride in Round 3 of the Intrust Super Cup. Adam Brideson named his squad today, including an extended bench and the highly anticipated return of Gulls Captain Sam Scarlett. Scarlett returns to the team in the #7 jersey after missing the first two rounds of competition due to an injury sustained in a pre-season trial. The rest of the Gulls backline remains unchanged from the team that took the field against Tweed in Round 2. Aaron Rockley returns from injury and will take his place in the starting forward pack wearing #8. TC Robati (#11) and Issac Luke (#14) will also rejoin the squad Luke Bateman (#13) is set to start after coming off the bench in the Gulls last game. The Pride will play at home for the first time this year after a draw against the Capras in Round 2 and a strong win against the Falcons in Round 1. Check out the full team list below! SEAGULLS ROUND 3 TEAM LIST1. Jesse Arthars2. Ed Burns3. Delouise Hoeter4. Junior Pauga5. Mathew Lyons6. Jack Campagnolo7. Sam Scarlett8. Aaron Rockley9. Jayden Berrell10. Max Elliott11. TC Robati12. Matiu Love-Henry 13. Luke Bateman Interchange14. Issac Luke 15. Lachlan Lee 16. Lucky Ta’avale 17. Lazarus Vaalepu 18. Tristan Hope19. Kauri Aupouri-Puketapu
Seagulls Scenes: Round 2 #Flockbuster vs Tweed On Sunday the Seagulls made history at Iona College, hosting four QRL matches on the school campus. The school and club communities are intertwined in Wynnum and also paid a fitting tribute to Old Boy Mark Oliver. These Seagulls Scenes capture some of special moments throughout the day, proudly brought to you by Johnson Real Estate.
Seagulls hold off a second-half comeback in Round 2 The Wynnum Manly Seagulls withstood a second-half surge from the Tweed Seagulls to hang on for a 36-24 win on Sunday. Check out all of the highlights in our Job Connect Replay. Seagulls fans from both sides of the border flocked to Iona to watch Wynnum Manly take on Tweed, the first time an Intrust Super Cup game had been played at the ground, and on a school campus in general. The hosts made the crowd fell welcome with a temporary “Chook Pen” on the hill overlooking Fr. Davine Oval. Prior to the start of play, the Gulls were accompanied by local Iona juniors through a guard of honour formed by current and former Iona College students. Prior to the game, both teams honored the Oliver family and held a minute silence for Mark (Ollie) Oliver, who passed away recently. Mark was a lifetime supporter of the Gulls and an Iona old boy. When play got under way Wynnum went at it from the jump and were 26 points up after 20 minutes. Veteran Ed Burns (4′) went over early followed by a double from Kauri Aupouri-Puketapu (9′ and 17′). Selwyn Cobbo (12′) and Mathew Lyons (20′) both scored on debut to build the Seagulls lead. Jayden Berrell passes for Wynnum Manly Seagulls. Photos: Jorja Brinums / QRL Jack Campagnolo slotted a penalty in the 27th minute to add his tally of 3 conversions, and the Queensland Gulls were looking at going to the sheds halftime with a clean sheet. Late in the fist half Tweed finally scored close to the posts through a Jaleel Seve-Derbas try and with Lindon McGrady’s conversion, the halftime score was 28-6. Inside 11 mins of the second half, Wynnum had two more tries on the board, with a very handy long-range effort by Jayden Berrell followed up by Matt Lyons soon after. After building a comfortable lead lead, Wynnum then lost their momentum and their direction late in the second half and let Tweed back into the game. Three tries in seven minutes by Tweed from the 60-minute mark from Talor Walters and a double to Liam Hampson brought the visitors to within striking distance at 36-24. The Seagulls were able to regain their composure during the final 10 minutes and secured a number of loose and contested balls to hold on and win. After the game, coach Adam Brideson was genuinely pleased with the result, considering the late changes both teams had to make to their line up. Prior to the game, the NRL’s Project Apollo made the decision to withdraw all NRL team’s top 30 squad member players due to the recent COVID conditions in Brisbane. Brideson was happy for Wynnum’s latest club debutants Jacob Sturt, Kelepi Faukafa, Selwyn Cobbo and Lyons who came into the line-up with Jesse Arthurs, Keenan Palasia, Isaac Luke and TC Roboti withdrawn. With the win, Wynnum start the season 2-0 and a dressing room full of optimism and during Round 3 will face the Northern Pride in Cairns on April 10.
