After months of hard-fought competition, the community rugby league season is set to reach its climax, with premierships on the line across the Gold Coast, Toowoomba and Brisbane this weekend.
Players, coaches, volunteers and supporters will come together to celebrate the best of grassroots rugby league as the race for premiership glory reaches its final chapter.
The Gold Coast will kick off the grand final action with four deciders across the day, headlined by the A Grade clash between Tugun and Currumbin.
Saturday 19 September | Boycroft Oval
Under 19 Men | 10:00am
Burleigh Bears v Runaway Bay Seagulls
DMC | 12:00pm
Burleigh Bears v Runaway Bay Seagulls
DLC | 2:00pm
Coomera Cutters v Burleigh Bears
A Grade | 4:15pm
Tugun Seahawks v Currumbin Eagles
With Burleigh featuring in three grand finals, the Bears will be looking to cap off a remarkable season, while their opponents aim to spoil the party.
Toowoomba's season finale promises a huge afternoon and evening of rugby league, building towards the Men's First Grade decider under lights.
Saturday 19 September | Clive Berghofer Stadium
Boys Under 19 | 12:45pm
Valleys v Gatton
Open Women's | 2:30pm
Pittsworth v Souths
Men's Reserve Grade | 4:00pm
Brothers v Dalby
Men's First Grade | 6:00pm
Wattles v Warwick
With local rivalries and premiership dreams on the line, fans can expect plenty of passion and excitement throughout the day.
The weekend concludes in Brisbane, where three premier competitions will crown their 2026 champions.
Sunday 20 September | Totally Workwear Stadium
Premier Colts (U21s) | 10:00am
Brighton Roosters v Carina Tigers
Premier Reserve Grade | 2:00pm
Wynnum Manly Seagulls v Brighton Roosters
Premier A Grade | 4:00pm
Redcliffe Dolphins v West Brisbane Panthers
The Premier A Grade decider features the competition's top two teams, with minor premiers Redcliffe Dolphins taking on West Brisbane Panthers. The Dolphins earned top spot on the ladder and defeated the Panthers 34-4 in the qualifying final, while a number of players from their 2025 premiership-winning side have been named for Sunday's decider.
West Brisbane will be looking to cause an upset after another strong season, with the club continuing to provide a pathway into the Hostplus Cup ranks. Panthers coach Jason Harris also brings premiership-winning experience to the contest, having guided Wynnum Juniors to Brisbane Rugby League titles in 2023 and 2024.
As the best teams in the competition battle for silverware, supporters can expect a fitting end to another outstanding season.
