Cheese Touch, Sneaky Link Top Toowong Spring 1

Cheese Touch, Sneaky Link Top Toowong Spring

In their first season, Cheese Touch has taken out the Toowong Division two grand final, defeating Slap Happy 6-3 on Tuesday night. 

Player of the match Aaron Ashby featured with two tries and two assists in a match-defining performance. 

Hot and humid conditions proved advantageous for Cheese Touch who had five subs to Slap Happy's one, and never trailed at any point in the match.

While Slap Happy drew level on three different occasions through tries to Justin Noonan and Corey Smith, Cheese Touch responded each time. 

A long-range kick try to supporting Jack Dawn put Slap Happy back to work, just moments after securing their first try. 

It was deja vu in the second half following their third, with Adam Moes skipping through some loose defence to give his side the lead. 

The game in the balance, fresh subs proved crucial, with Cheese Touch able to shoot in defence, limiting Slap Happy's yardage. 

A change of possession and a long range run helped ice the game with a late two-point try to Chelsea Grimshaw. 

Well done to Cheese Touch on their grand final victory. A special thanks to Range Brewing who provided a winning team voucher.

Cheese Touch - 6
T: Aaron Ashby (2), Jack Dawn, Adam Moes, Chelsea Grimshaw
TA: Aaron Ashby (2)

Slap Happy - 3
T: Corey Smith (2), Justin Noonan
TA: Kunal Jana, Justin Noonan

Sneaky Link have won the division one grand final in extra time over long-serving adversaries Next Gen Untouchies.

The 3-2 victory is the second division one extra time victory for Sneaky Link in 2025. 

Player of the match Izzy Catalano crossed for an important two-point girl try late to send the match to extra-time. 

Enter Australian Allstars representative Charlie Mills, who produced a perfectly weighted 20-meter kick into the in-goal for Thomas Scott to score and seal the match. 

Cheese Touch Sneaky Link Toowong Spring Grand Final Winners. Touch Football

The match looked much different early with two quick tries to Caolan Geraghty and Darcy Coleman. 

Next-Gen Untouchies were in full control until late in the second half, when Sneaky Link forced repeat sets on their goal line. 

A fatiguing defensive line and a show-and-go by Izzy Catalano drew the scores level, providing enough momentum for Sneaky Link to launch in extra-time. 

Well done to Sneaky Link on their grand final win! 

Sneaky Link - 3
T: Izzy Catalano, Thomas Scottt
TA: Charlie Mills

Next-Gen Untouchies - 2
T: Caolan Geraghty, Darcy Coleman
TA: Darcy Coleman

Well done to the spring season try and try assist champions. 

Mens Try - Tom Cockrill (17)
Women's Try - Ivie Vallance (5)
Try Assist - Cory Williams (12)

Leaderboard is available via the Toowong venue page.

Pictured below is our try and try assist leaders for 2025. 
*Three rounds of fixtures remain, and will be added to the totals. 

 

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State of Origin Appearances 5

State of Origin Appearances

Since 2012, the Kick It State of Origin has been the jewel in the crown on the representative calendar with over 120 players taking part.

It's so important to remember when we started, where we came from and the players who wore Origin jerseys past and present.

Below is our State of Origin honour roll with match appearances.

QLD Maroons

Player Debut Caps
Jesse Ripley 2021 7
Tony Martin 2013 6
Eliza Mooney 2019 4
Jess Sleep 2018 4
Lochie Beetson 2024 4
Isaac Toohey 2025 3
William Smith 2023 3
Aaron Fraser 2012 3
Henry Waller 2024 3
Dean Saxvik 2021 3
Ive Vallance 2024 3
Jake Coolwell 2021 3
Sophie Bell 2025 3
Jayden Turnbull 2018 3
Tammy Haydock 2012 3
Charlie Mills 2024 3
Gerry Martin 2019 3
Brayden Barrett 2018 2
Jackson Paton 2021 2
Cory Williams 2025 2
Nick Gilliland 2018 2
Jasmin Lucas 2019 2
Jesse Bramwell 2012 2
Lachlan Stanton 2012 2
Hayden Yusia 2024 2
Katlin Q 2012 2
Kohen Matheisen 2019 2
Steve Martin 2012 2
Matt Crooks 2012 2
Jasmin Martin 2025 2
Matt McIver 2013 2
Chelsea Redman 2025 2
Shaun Rees 2013 2
Ben Burstow 2018 2
Craig Hunt 2019 1
Trent Gossner 2021 1
Keeley Richards 2024 1
Amanda Chilcott 2021 1
Nathan McCarthy 2021 1
Curtis Milleskie 2013 1
Kelvin Northey 2012 1
Ariano Gaile 2021 1
David Cumming 2021 1
Xavier May 2012 1
Kevin Platz 2021 1
Quentin Pepe 2025 1
Bec Rophia 2018 1
Quinn Porceddu 2024 1
Ellen Nussey 2013 1
Zac Caruana 2012 1
Lindsai Saunders 2025 1
Bill Chisholm 2021 1
Reegan McCarty 2021 1
Zach Masterson 2024 1
Lexine Webb 2012 1
Camilla Williams 2018 1
Robbie Maller 2012 1
Kelly Leaver 2013 1
Liam Bauer 2012 1
Chris Honnery 2019 1
Russell Lockyer 2013 1
Chris White 2012 1
Jamie Thorburn 2018 1
Louie Garrone 2021 1
Christian Kereszteny 2012 1
Taylor Watt 2023 1
Jared Lane 2022 1
Mariah Debel 2022 1
Clint Wicks 2013 1
Thomas Scott 2024 1
Jason West 2021 1
Mason Hasselmeyer 2021 1
Corey Pocock 2023 1
Tim Mitchell 2018 1
John Kerr 2012 1
Josie Fawckner 2025 1
AJ Tucker 2024 1
Michael Bacon 2018 1
Rachel Toohey 2021 1

NSW Blues

Player Debut Caps
Isaac Mobbs 2012 8
David Bath 2021 7
Chloe Storm 2018 5
David Sercombe 2012 5
Hunter Brown 2022 5
Luke Sungkar 2021 5
Corey Pocock 2018 4
Liesl Pederson 2024 4
Ben Stevens 2018 4
Zac Strickland 2024 3
Monica Kaino 2025 3
Adam Redmond 2012 3
Alec McMaster 2012 3
Anthony Whittle 2012 2
Richard McMaster 2012 2
Beau Hess 2018 2
Shaun Tupou 2018 2
Matt Turnland 2025 2
Beau Jameson 2019 2
Dylan Kramer 2025 2
Clancy Tickner 2022 2
Colby Altman 2019 2
Ashleigh Adams 2024 2
Ben Slater 2024 2
James Whiteman 2012 2
Kirk Barber 2021 2
Sonya McCallister 2012 2
Nathan Wise 2012 2
Alexandria Craig 2022 2
Renaee Roach 2012 2
Sophie David 2025 2
Chase Hay 2023 1
Vaughn Kelly 2024 1
Jacob McMahon 2019 1
Monika Wilkie 2018 1
Cole Phillips 2021 1
James Moller 2024 1
Natalie George 2012 1
Connor Hill 2022 1
Jason Karan-Cole 2021 1
Adam Spittle 2012 1
Nathan Dodds 2012 1
Curtis Hill 2022 1
Joe Flannery 2018 1
Andrew McGowan 2022 1
Nicholas Edwards 2013 1
Dave Shaw 2012 1
Jordan Kropp 2021 1
Ruth Brown 2021 1
Emily Collison-Bell 2019 1
Kosta Doueihi 2019 1
Scott Walker 2021 1
Emma Toms 2018 1
Leah Sanderson 2013 1
Brennah Brown 2021 1
Shane Griffin 2019 1
Ethan Menchin 2022 1
Bridie Macdonald 2022 1
Evan Courtney 2021 1
Lynan Scott 2013 1
Bryce Davis 2019 1
Tiffany Hodson 2019 1
Hayley Johnson 2013 1
Patrick Whittle 2012 1
Maddy Armstrong 2023 1
Charlie Sanderson 2013 1
Toby Burke 2018 1
Isaac Parker 2019 1
Matt Sila 2021 1
Tyson Virtue 2025 1

2025 Origin series

Three match series will take place at Toowong and Forest Lake in late July.

Game One
Date: Tuesday, July 22nd
Venue: Jack Cook Memorial Park.
Address: 50 Indooroopilly Road, Toowong.
Time: 7:00pm

Game Two
Date: Sunday, July 27th
Venue:
 Wasps Rugby Union Club
Address: 60 College Avenue, Forest Lake
Time: 2:00pm
Curtain Raiser: Queensland City vs Country @ 3:00pm
What's on? Professional photography, BBQ.

Game Three
Date: Tuesday, July 29th
Venue: Jack Cook Memorial Park.
Address: 50 Indooroopilly Road, Toowong.
Time: 7:00pm

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Stay up to date with all Origin news via our event page.
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Cheese Touch, Sneaky Link Top Toowong Spring 8

Cheese Touch, Sneaky Link Top Toowong Spring

In their first season, Cheese Touch has taken out the Toowong Division two grand final, defeating Slap Happy 6-3 on Tuesday night.  Player of the match Aaron Ashby featured with two tries and two assists in a match-defining performance.  Hot and humid conditions proved advantageous for Cheese Touch who had five subs to Slap Happy's...Continue reading

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Maroon Wash: 2025 State of Origin Series Wrap

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Top Shots: 2025 City v Country Origin 10

Top Shots: 2025 City v Country Origin

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In Photos: Sneaky Link Win Toowong Autumn 11

In Photos: Sneaky Link Win Toowong Autumn

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Lucky 13 for Untouchies, Multiple Scoregasms take division 2 12

Lucky 13 for Untouchies, Multiple Scoregasms take division 2

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2024 Toowong Try / Assist Leaderboard

25 weeks matches made up the 2024 Toowong campaign over 3.5 seasons. A mammoth 1056 tries were scored across the competition, which equated to 1261 points (not including trials or finals). For the men, there were 90 different try scorers, at an average of 9.45 tries scored per player. Multiple Scoregasms posted the most male...Continue reading

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The introduction to touch program returns in term 3, 2025 following a rewarding launch last year. Designed to focus on gross motor skills and basic touch football movements, the program is able to appeal to participants of all skill levels.  A mixture of intrinsic and extrinsic learning, team games, skilled activities and lots of running...Continue reading

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Sneaky Link claim maiden Toowong grand final victory 13

Sneaky Link claim maiden Toowong grand final victory

Sneaky Link have notched up their first division 1 grand final win at Toowong with a 6-1 victory over Slap Happy. Overcoming a devastating 6-5 golden point loss to Untouchies a season ago, the local speeders proved to good for their adversaries, gliding past them in the semi finals. The only team to beat Sneaky...Continue reading

2024 State of Origin Teams Announced 14

2024 State of Origin Teams Announced

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In Photos: Sneaky Link Win Toowong Autumn 15

In Photos: Sneaky Link Win Toowong Autumn

Well done to Sneaky Link who defeated Nims Trims 4-2 in Golden Point extra time to conclude winter season at Toowong.

The rivals battled it out with Nims Trims racing out to a 2-nil lead at halftime. 

A second half response saw Sneaky Link level the scores midway through the second half. 

Player of the match, and match winner AJ Tucker secured the win with a goal line split on a broken Nims Trims defensive line. 

It's Sneaky Link's third Grand Final win.
Nims Trims are edging closer to their first. 

Sneaky Link - Kick It Toowong Winners

Golden point rule adaption

In late 2024, the finals extra time rule was amended to make for a fairer golden point period.

The traditional 'drop off' of four-on-four or three-on-three was scrapped, with teams able to start the overtime period with the maximum number of players on the field. 

At the fourth and fifth minute mark, teams will drop a male player. The period will continue from the fifth minute as a four-on-four extra time match up; consisting of two male and two female players. 

The change gives both teams at least one opportunity to receive the ball, and produce a try before players are dropped off. 

All other extra time rules remain unchanged, including both teams must receive a possession with the ball, unlimited substitutions and female tries are worth two points. 

While there is time constraints, and achieving an outcome is the main focus, this fairer method of golden point extra time is here to stay. 

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Well done to Emmie and Sophie (pictured) who lead the competition in female tries. 

An outstanding effort by Cory who topped the try assist leaderboard for the first time. Both Isaac and Cory (pictured) deserved this award. 

A special mention goes to Nxt-Gen Untouchies who triumphed over Slap Happy in the minor grand final. 

Winter season at Toowong will start Tuesday, June 3rd. 
Team and individual registrations are now open

Next season will lead into the first Brisbane State of Origin series held at Toowong and Forest Lake. 
All past and present players are able to nominate to play

For more information, please visit the Origin page
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