Australian Championships 2016
Owen Park | Gold Coast

The Tournament was kicked off with our inaugural State of Origin games (Mens and Mixed) between QLD and NSW. Both teams played with incredible spirit and pride in the jersey. In the end QLD ran out winners in both games but NSW were extremely competitive and will be better for the experience in 2017.
Following Origin, we kicked off the Tournament with each team playing a minimum of 8 games across two days, with the Grand Finalists of Mens and Mixed chalking up at least 10 games in what was show of not only skill, but immense endurance and stamina. In the end the teams to take out the big dance were Beenleigh (Mens) and the Sunshine Coast (Mixed). Admirable mentions must go to the runners-up, West Brisbane (Mens) and East Brisbane (Mixed).


In addition to Grand Final glory, there were other accolades presented on the weekend. These included the selection of the Australian
We would also like to pay special tribute to the City of Gold Coast for their support with the Event – we could not have put on this spectacle without your assistance. In addition, the Southport Tigers that hosted the Event, also worked tirelessly to make it
We are all looking forward to what the TRL Representative Scene will bring in 2017 and we already have a number of new areas which will be coming into the fray – such as Newcastle and Greater Western Sydney. Congratulations to everyone that was involved in what was truly a memorable weekend.
Tom Longworth
1. Beenleigh
2. West Brisbane
3. Sunshine Coast
Best on Ground Mens Final – Khanui Cox (Beenleigh)
Mixed Top 3 Placings
1. Sunshine Coast
2. East Brisbane
3. Rockhampton
Best on Ground Mixed Final – Hayley Maddick (Sunshine Coast)
Australian Mens Merit Team
1. Khanui Cox (Beenleigh)
2. Reece Jason (Beenleigh)
3. Ethan TeNamu (West Brisbane)
4. Dale Palmer (West Brisbane)
5. Rhys Baker (Rockhampton)
6. Chee Tao (Gold Coast)
7.
8. Jake Booth (West Brisbane)
Australian Mixed Merit Team
1. Francis Otto (East Brisbane)
2. David Browne (East Brisbane)
3. Ben Maddick (Sunshine Coast)
4. Scott Maddick (Sunshine Coast)
5. Jess Seelin (Cronulla)
6. Jess Allan (East Sydney)
7. Hayley Maddick (Sunshine Coast)
8. Brittany Irvine (Sunshine Coast)
Tim Swan Medal
> Francis Otto (East Brisbane)
Fastest Man
> Robbie Crowther (East Brisbane)
Fastest Woman
> Renee Elwell (North Brisbane)



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