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Late Mail: Seagulls V Devils

Late Mail: Seagulls V Devils

By Wynnum Manly Seagulls  /  May 24, 2019
By Seagulls Media James Roberts will be a late inclusion into the BMD Wynnum Manly Seagulls side this Sunday. (more…)
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GULLS EARN S.E.Q CALL UP

GULLS EARN S.E.Q CALL UP

By Wynnum Manly Seagulls  /  May 23, 2019
By Seagulls Media Several standout performances at the Alpha Sport Chairman’s Challenge over the weekend have seen seven Seagulls players...
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HELLOWORLD HIGHLIGHT: Round 10

HELLOWORLD HIGHLIGHT: Round 10

By Wynnum Manly Seagulls  /  May 23, 2019
Sponsored by HelloWorld Travel Wynnum  (more…)
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Seagulls Volunteer Positions Open

Seagulls Volunteer Positions Open

By Wynnum Manly Seagulls  /  May 20, 2019
The Seagulls are looking for community contributors to join our volunteer team on game days. The following roles are ideal...
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GAME PREVIEW: Round 10 v PNG Hunters

GAME PREVIEW: Round 10 v PNG Hunters

By Wynnum Manly Seagulls  /  May 16, 2019
Following a competition-wide bye last week, the Gulls are heading to Papua New Guinea where they'll take on the PNG...
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GULLS EARN S.E.Q CALL UP

By Seagulls Media

Several standout performances at the Alpha Sport Chairman’s Challenge over the weekend have seen seven Seagulls players called up for SEQ representative duties at the upcoming QRL State A Grade Men’s & Women’s Carnival in June.

A solid start for the Seagulls BRL A Grade side (5 wins, 3 losses) saw twelve members from the reigning In Safe Hands Cup premiers, selected in the Brisbane Blue and Brisbane Red representative teams respectively. The teams coached by Jody Barlow and Bob Isles, competed at the Chairman’s Challenge last weekend at Brandon Park.

Seagulls Matthew Milson, Rashaun Denny, Harlan Collins, John Te Reo, Tristan Hope, Matthew Groat, Sam Elliott, Andrew Clayton, Edwin Ipape, Jacob Paulo, Semifi Ahoafi (all Brisbane Blue) and Mitchell McMillan (Brisbane Red) put in strong performances throughout the carnival, helping their teams to a 2nd  (Brisbane Blue) and 4th (Brisbane Red) place finish.

From this, Denny, Collins, Elliott, Paulo and Ahoafii made it through coach Mark Gliddon’s SEQ Men’s Green team, while Hope and Ipape have been selected as part of the SEQ Men’s White team, to be coached by Scott Cooke.

Both teams will train for the next two weeks ahead of the QRL State A Grade Carnival which will be hosted at Own Park, Southport RLFC from June 1-2 where they will come up against Central Region and Northern Region teams.

Following the Championship Carnival, players will be eligible for selection in the XXXX Queensland Rangers team.

GAME PREVIEW: Round 10 v PNG Hunters

Following a competition-wide bye last week, the Gulls are heading to Papua New Guinea where they’ll take on the PNG Hunters this Sunday, 19th May.

Here are the QRL’s ‘Stats That Matter’

PNG Hunters v Wynnum Manly Seagulls
National Oil Search Stadium on Sunday, May 19 – 3pm
Head-to-Head: PNG 7 Wynnum 2
Twitter: #intrustsupercup #PNGvTWYN
Tipping % – via QRL Tipping: PNG 11% Wynnum Manly 89%

  • The high-flying Seagulls travel to Port Moresby to take on the improving Hunters in this intriguing Round 10 clash. PNG have won the past six games between these two sides.
  • While the Seagulls hold down a promising 7-2 record, the Hunters are yet to click with just the one win to their name. However, Michael Marum’s charges did push the Blackhawks all the way in their last outing, and they will be buoyed by the fact they have won all five previous games against Wynnum in PNG.
  • Incredibly, PNG have lost their last four home games; and Wynnum have won four of their last five away games.
  • Wynnum’s PNG international Edene Gebbie will come in for plenty of attention over the weekend after a blistering start to the season with the Seagulls.