Scanlan and Breayley take out top awards at Norths Seniors & Womens rugby league presentation night
Chris Scanlan has done it again, winning the prizes of A-Grade Player of the Year and Best Defender in the Club for the second consecutive year at Saturday’s presentation night. To top it off, Scanlan received the prestigious honour of receiving a Norths ring. This is an award that is not presented every year and only awarded to those who have shown true Tiger Spirit, being able to bring something to the club that not everyone...
Ipswich’s own Monday Night Football comes to Norths Leagues Club
The Norths Tigers are in the middle of a hard pre-season slog in preparation for defence of their A-Grade premiership title, won last year for the first time in almost two decades. Helping the Tigers players develop their skills and fitness is Touch Plus, the closest form of non-contact rugby league available in Ipswich. Touch Plus is the safest yet most exciting game of modified rugby league that both men and women can play no matter...
Norths Tigers Seniors announce 2015 committee
Your 2015 Norths Tigers Senior Committee is: President – Wayne Middlemiss Secretary – Meg Bowers Treasurer – Kurt McLean Registrar – Shane Ritchie Management Committee Members – Joey Colthup, David Haug, Cliff Langer, Cam Beutell, Matt Hayes, Paul Court Congratulations to all the new appointees. Thank you to the outgoing 2014 Committee for all your hard work and...
QT: Jets legend Brendon Marshall joins IRL premiers for 2015
NORTHS have set themselves for the defence of their Ipswich Rugby League A grade title with the addition of Brendon Marshall. The 34-year-old, recently retired Ipswich Jets long serving centre believes there is plenty of footy left in him. Jets legend Brendon Marshall joins IRL premiers for 2015 Jay Buchan, The Queensland Times, 17/11/2014 http://www.qt.com.au/news/jets-legend-brendon-marshall-joins-irl-premiers-fo/2454635/ Just not...
QT: Court calls time on playing days with Tigers
WHILE a footballer’s value is usually judged by how good a player he is, it shouldn’t be. The example of Paul Court is the reason why. Court calls time on playing days with Tigers Jay Buchan, Queensland Times, 27/10/2014 http://www.qt.com.au/news/invaluable-club-man-calls-time/2431923/ After 19 years in the blue and gold of the Northern Suburbs Tigers, Court has made the decision to call time on his playing career....
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