After two losses and two byes in the last four weeks the Tigers were very keen to get back into action and show the form needed to prove to the doubters that they still have what it takes to be a force in the QFA Division 1 finals this year as they hosted the Moreton Bay Lions at the Den. It has been a while since they experienced a win and what better game than for Zach Quin’s 100th senior appearance for the club. It has been a while coming with Quinny taking a mid season br

The Tigers excitement machine Zac Quin will make his 100th senior appearance for the club this Saturday at the Den when he runs out against the Moreton Bay Lions. A former Mayne Junior, Quinny has been all action since he debuted back in 2019. While he played 12 senior games in his first season, he miraculously qualified for the Reserves finals series to make a critical difference to the result claiming the best on ground in the grand final where the Tigers stunned a star stu

The Tigers travelled to Caloundra yesterday to take on the Panthers in a game that shaped as another blockbuster after the Red Lions inflicted the first loss of the season for the Tigers. It was also not ideal circumstances with the Tigers having to make a further six changes to their team from last week with some critical players needing to rest their developing soreness as the middle of the season takes it’s toll. It was however a big boost to have Zac Quin return to the si

The Tigers hosted the UQ Red Lions at the Den yesterday as part of the Annual Ladies Day fun in a top of the table clash. The UQ Red Lions took the Tigers to the wire in their round one match. The Tigers got away with that one with the Red Lions charging in the last quarter but inaccuracy let them down in what could have been a different result. The Tigers were therefore very wary of what the Red Lions would bring yesterday. The Red Lions started very strongly with a full on

After yet another wet week the Tigers travelled to Lemke Road to take on the Sandgate Hawks to start the second half of the 2026 QFA Division 1 Hart Sport season. The Hawks have been doing it tough but as we all know they breed them strong down by the bay and the Tigers were ready for a contest. In a fitting tribute to a great football person, both sides including the umpires lined up for a minute’s silence to remember Will Forbes, the Hawks wonderful club servant. Forbes was

The Tigers hosted the Springwood Pumas at the Den for the second time this year in perfect winter conditions in another much needed contest to keep the season momentum tracking along. The Pumas welcomed back one of their stars in Jai Kennealy from interstate to play this game. They have been going through a difficult period with injuries limiting their squad while the Tigers have also been down on numbers. Both clubs had nobody left across their senior playing groups as we hi

👖💙 DENIM AT THE DEN 💙👖 Round up your best denim and join us for the Mayne Tigers Ladies Day! 🐯 ✨ Saturday 27th June | Arrive 12:30pm for a 1:00pm start 🎟️ Tickets: $30 🥂 Food and a drink on arrival included 🎁 Amazing raffle prizes to be won, including Soak Bathhouse vouchers, a Merlo Coffee hamper, local café vouchers and plenty more! Grab your friends, dress in your favourite denim, and enjoy an afternoon of laughs, prizes and Tigers spirit. Dont miss

It was the Mick Nolan Reunion Day 2026 and it was also a big day of milestones with Jack Collings running out for his 200th senior appearance for the Tigers and Andy Tydink his 150th in the Reserves so there was plenty to celebrate and play for in front of a very big Tiger faithful crowd. The Hinterland Blues have had a difficult start to their 2026 campaign and a full strength Tigers took maximum toll on them earlier in the season so everyone was hoping they were back in the

Jack Collings will run out this Saturday for his 200th senior appearance for the Tigers as just the eleventh player to achieve this milestone in over one hundred years. A lot has been written about Jack over the years on his way to this incredible number with each of the previous milestones being bookmarked with adversity and triumph. He has overcome major injuries including an ACL and two back injuries as well as sitting out games for the COVID years, but the last fifty game

It was only three years ago that Andy Tydink played his 100th game for the Mayne Reserves and within the blink of an eye and a very consistent set of games he reaches the lofty heights of 150 games this weekend at just 28 years of age. A quiet and unassuming young man, he has always let his actions tell the story and what a story it has been since he debuted in the senior ranks back in 2017. He has been part of a group that has played in finals every year since his debut incl