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Vale Carl Webb

Reflecting on Carl Webb's time at the Clydesdales

Western Clydesdales RLFC Announces the Signing of Four NRLW Stars for Inaugural BMD Premiership Women's Team in 2024

The Western Clydesdales RLFC Ltd is thrilled to announce the signing of four outstanding rugby league players for their inaugural BMD Premiership Open Women's side in 2024. These remarkable athletes bring a wealth of BMD Premiership, NRLW and representative experience and exceptional talent to the Clydesdales, promising an exciting season ahead for the team and their supporters.

Country claim double in the U17s City vs Country Clashes

Queensland Under 17 Country Boys snatched victory with a late field goal to defeat a persistent Queensland Under 17 City Boys side at Logan Metro Sports Complex on Saturday. The finals score was 13 - 12. The victory followed on from the Queensland Under 17 Country Girls' last minute 24-20 win just hours earlier.

Queensland Country Under 17 Representative Players Doing The Clydesdales Proud

In a thrilling development for the Western Clydesdales community, seven talented young athletes have risen to the occasion and earned their spots as representatives for the 2023 Queensland Country Under 17 team. Mariah Brown, Lucy Davis, Pypah Ferguson, Chelsea Middleton, Chloe Pallisier, Jett Day, and Bodhi Sharpley have proven themselves as rising stars in the world of rugby league, and they are currently in camp on the Gold Coast.

Vale John McDonald AM

Affectionately known as “Cracker”, McDonald made an immense contribution to the game as a player, coach and administrator.  But above all, he was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and cherished member of the community.