Brisbane and District Women's Rugby League

The Brisbane and District Women's Rugby League is one of the main Women's rugby league competitions in Australia.

Brisbane and District Women's Rugby League
Current season or competition:
2015 BDWRL season
SportRugby league
Instituted2004
Inaugural season2004 BDWRL season
Number of teams14
PremiersSouths Logan Womens Rugby League Club (2013)
WebsiteBrisbane and District Women's Rugby League
Related competitionSydney Metropolitan Women's Rugby League

History

The Brisbane and District Women's Rugby League started in 2004[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]

Brisbane and District Women's Rugby League Clubs

Premiers

Division 1

The following list is incomplete.

YearPremiersScoreRunners-upReference
1998Souths Magpies[11]
1999Souths Magpies[11]
2002Brothers Ipswich32 — 8Aspley[12]
2003Toowoomba Fillies38 — 10Brothers Ipswich[13]
2004Toowoomba Fillies40 — 6Kedron Wavell[14]
2005Wests Centenary36 — 10Brothers Ipswich[15]
2009Souths Logan MagpiesSunshine Coast Sirens
2010Souths Logan Magpies52 — 12Runaway Bay Seagulls[16]
2011Souths Logan Magpies
2012Souths Logan Magpies16 — 4Springfield[17]
2013Souths Logan MagpiesBurleigh Bears
2014Souths Logan Magpies26 — 12Beerwah
2015Burleigh Bears24 — 10Souths Logan Magpies
2016Burleigh Bears28 — 10Souths Logan Magpies[18]
2017Burleigh Bears10 — 6Brothers Ipswich[19]
2018Burleigh Bears14 — 0Wests Panthers[20]
2019Wests Panthers20 — 4Burleigh Bears[21][22]
2020Burleigh Bears28 — 10Souths Logan Magpies[23]
2020Pine Central Hornets26 — 14Runaway Bay Seagulls[24]
2021Runaway Bay Seagulls26 — 10Goodna Eagles[25][26]

In 2020 the QRL Women's Premiership was launched, a state-wide competition which included the leading Brisbane and South East Queensland clubs. This new competition's 2020 season was suspended after one playing round and subsequently cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia. A restructure resulted in two competitions being played. The five-team Holcim Cup included Burleigh Bears, Souths Logan Magpies, Easts Tigers, Tweed Seagulls and Wests Panthers. The three-team South East Queensland Women's Premiership included Carina, Pine Central Hornets and Runaway Bay Seagulls.[27]

Competing Teams

In 1999 five teams competed: Brothers Ipswich, Goodna Eagles, Norths and Souths Magpies.[28]
In 2002 five teams competed: Aspley, Brothers Ipswich, Goodna Eagles, Sunshine Coast Crushers and Toowoomba Fillies.[12]
In 2003 fice teams competed: Brothers Ipswich, Goodna Eagles, Kedron Wavell Wildcats, Sunshine Coast Crushers and Toowoomba Fillies.[13] In 2004 five teams competed: Brothers Ipswich, Caboolture, Kedron, Toowoomba Fillies and Tugun.[29]
In 2005 four teams competed: Brothers Ipswich, Caboolture, Wests Centenary and Wests Mitchelton.[30]
In 2009 six teams competed: Souths Logan, Wests Centenary, Sunshine Coast Sirens, Caboolture, Runaway Bay and Logan Brothers.[31]
In 2013 ten teams competed in two divisions. Division 1: Souths Logan, Burleigh Heads, Beerwah, Wests Inana and Logan Brothers. Division 2: Aspley, Carina, Deception Bay Bombers, Wynnum-Manly Juniors and Swifts.[32]
In 2014 fourteen teams competed in two divisions. Division 1: Souths Logan, Beerwah, Burleigh Heads, North Ipswich, Carina, Aspley. Division 2: Burpengary, Waterford, Toowoomba Fillies, Swifts, Wests Inala, Pine Rivers, Wynnum Manly Juniors, Capalaba.[33]

Division 2

The following list is incomplete.

YearPremiersScoreRunners-upReference
2013Aspley Broncos
2014Burpengary32 — 24Toowoomba Fillies
2015Toowoomba Fillies18 — 4Waterford Demons

See also

References
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