The Queensland Rugby League is pleased to confirm the clubs that will contest the 2022 QRLW season as part of an increased investment into female pathways. A key component of the process to select the eight clubs was based on the QRL’s strategy to align the QRLW to statewide competition clubs in the long term….
North Queensland Toyota Cowboys outside back Javid Bowen has today announced his immediate retirement from rugby league on medical grounds. Bowen suffered a horrific knee injury against the Sydney Roosters in Round 18, rupturing both his ACL and MCL. After consultation with Cowboys medical staff, it was determined Bowen would not recover to a level…
Reigning Paul Bowman Medalist Coen Hess has agreed to a two-year contract extension to remain at the North Queensland Toyota Cowboys until the end of the 2024 season. Hess has appeared in 118 games over the course of seven seasons following his debut as a 19-year-old in 2015. The Mt Isa product enjoyed a remarkable…
Seven former North Queensland Toyota Cowboys have been named for next month’s International Legends of League match in Toowoomba on November 13. Former Cowboys Scott Prince, Ben Hannant, Reggie Cressbrook, Kevin Campion, Grant Rovelli, Brenton Bowen have been named for the Australian Team of NRL Legends, while Jaiman Lowe will line-up for the Toowoomba City…
The North Queensland Toyota Cowboys have signed forward Jamayne Taunoa-Brown on a two-year deal for the 2022 and 2023 seasons. A Melbourne Storm junior, Taunoa-Brown also spent time in the Newcastle Knights system before joining the Warriors prior to the 2020 season. The 116kg middle forward made his NRL debut in Round 1 of the…
When Justin Loomans had to choose between trialing with the Brisbane Broncos and the North Queensland Cowboys it was not a difficult choice. There were really only two things to consider. Which club presented his best opportunity to play first grade – and lifestyle? The North Queensland Cowboys proved the right choice in both these…
The Dolphins’ plans to build a functioning football department, an NRL-ready team and men’s and women’s player pathways were behind their successful bid to join the NRL in 2023, according to NRL CEO Andrew Abdo. Announcing the move at RLC on Wednesday, Abdo also confirmed the ‘Redcliffe’ part of the club’s name had been dropped…
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