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Nominate your local sporting hero
Nominations are open for the City of Moreton Bay Community Hero initiative, recognising local sporting volunteers and coaches with Brisbane Bullets prizes.
Moreton Bay’s first dirt jump now open
Moreton Bay’s first dirt jump track has opened at Dayboro’s Bill Rowe Park, with riders helping design and build the $130,000 facility featuring beginner, intermediate and advanced jump lines.
Woolf’s “fired up” warning
Redcliffe Dolphins face Burleigh Bears in the Hostplus Cup preliminary final at Kayo Stadium, with hooker Brent Woolf confident the Dolphins can reach another grand final and chase the 2025 premiership.
Dolphins fan kicks his way to new car
Dolphins fan Chris has kicked his way to a brand-new GWM Haval Jolion after winning Village Motors’ Kick for Keys competition, with the new car arriving at the perfect time for his growing family.
Adventure HQ opens in Moreton Bay
Australia’s largest outdoor adventure store, Anaconda Adventure HQ, is opening in Brendale, featuring an ice cave, fishing simulator, indoor marina and other interactive experiences at the new $92 million retail precinct.
Lucky strikes gold again
Moreton Bay swimmers have won six medals at the Para Pan Pacific Championships in California, led by Lakeisha Patterson with two gold and a bronze as Australia builds towards the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympics.
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Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Ben Te’o
Redcliffe Dolphins Hastings Deering Cup Head Coach Ben Te’o not only led his side to a Grand Final in 2022 but has also been rewarded with a full-time job developing young players as the Dolphins enter the NRL
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Scott Murray
Redcliffe Dolphins Hostplus Cup Head Coach Scott Murray not only led his side to a Grand Final in 2022 but has also been rewarded with a full-time job developing young players as the Dolphins enter the NRL
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Jason Kubler
The ATP world rankings tell a remarkable story of former Mango Hill resident Jason Kubler’s sporting year. It started with his first tennis Grand Slam final – and kept getting better
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Jeremiah Simbiken
For Jeremiah Simbiken, 2022 was a make-or-break year as he considered walking away from rugby league. He made the most of an opportunity to play for the Redcliffe Dolphins, having a standout season which earnt him a Dolphins NRL contract
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Trai Fuller
Redcliffe Dolphins fullback Trai Fuller had a standout season with the Hostplus Cup team in 2022, earning him a train and trial contract with the NRL side. He’ll be working hard to impress the coaches this preseason
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Cody Hunter
Redcliffe Dolphins halfback Cody Hunter has had a massive 2022, debuting for the Hostplus Cup side, scoring a train and trial contract with the NRL squad and turning 21. He also made Dolphins’ history
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Terry Webb
Former Dolphins player and life member Terry Webb has helped drive its transition to the national stage in his role as Dolphins NRL board member in 2022. He follows in the footsteps of his father, who helped set the club up for this moment
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Daniel Jones
Former Redcliffe Dolphins junior Daniel Jones has helped drive its transition to the national stage in his role as Dolphins NRL board member in 2022
Who’s Who in 22, Sport: Steve Bleakley
Former Dolphins player and club stalwart Steve Bleakley has helped drive its transition to the national stage in his role as Dolphins NRL board member in 2022.
Who’s Who in 2022, Sport: Liam de Young
Three-time Olympic medallist Liam de Young retired from hockey this year back where his career started at Pine Rivers St Andrews
