FOGS Colts Challenge

FOGS Colts Challenge
Sport Rugby League
Founded 1986
No. of teams 10
Country  Australia
Most recent
champion(s)
Easts Tigers

The FOGS Colts Challenge is an 11-team rugby league competition run by the QRL. It is the highest level of junior rugby league in Brisbane before players move into senior rugby. FOGS in an acronym for Former Origin Greats.

The competition provides the highest standard for young players ranging 16-18 who wish to further their rugby league careers and is seen as the first step for young Queensland boys in reaching the National Rugby League. Although the competition is based in Brisbane, scouts from all the NRL clubs have a presence in Colts rugby. Players are chosen from the FOGS Cup for U17, U18, state, and national representative sides, and it is also the stepping stone to play in the Queensland Cup. It is not unusual for young stars in the FOGS Cup to have already signed contracts with an NRL side.

Current Teams

2009 Ladder

Team Pld W D L B PF PA PD Pts
1Souths Logan Magpies 2016132548350+19837
2Easts Tigers 2014152734372+36233
3Sunshine Coast Sea Eagles 2013342489398+9133
4Tweed Heads Seagulls 2011182487425+5027
5Western Districts Panthers 209292464462+224
6Norths Devils 2090112447495-4822
7Burleigh Bears 2081112379488-10921
8Wynnum Manly Seagulls 2060142422596-17416
9Ipswich Jets 2050152349522-17314
10Redcliffe Dolphins 2041152390599-20913

Grand Final Results

Year Winner Score Loser
1998 Norths Devils 44 - 20 Past Brothers
1999 Redcliffe Dolphins 26 - 22 Norths Devils
2000 Norths Devils 32 - 14 Wests Panthers
2001 Redcliffe Dolphins 24 - 22 Norths Devils
2002 Wests Panthers 30 - 20 Redcliffe Dolphins
2003 Redcliffe Dolphins 24 - 20 Norths Devils
2004 Norths Devils 48 - 6 Easts Tigers
2005 Norths Devils 28 - 18 Wests Panthers
2006 Norths Devils 28 - 22 Wynnum-Manly Seagulls
2007 Tweed Heads Seagulls 18 - 14 Norths Devils
2008 Western Districts Panthers 30 - 16 Aspley Devils
2009 Easts Tigers 30 - 28 Souths Logan Magpies
2010 Easts Tigers 20 - 18 Wynnum-Manly Seagulls

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