The Mayne Tigers and Sandgate Hawks came together yesterday for the annual Anzac Day Shield game at the Den. The Hawks went down to the Tigers last year and were desperate to gain the honours this year on this important day on the calendar. After a moving ceremony the game kicked off under gloomy skies with the rain persisting at intervals making for greasy conditions. The Tigers left out prime movers Jamie Ivers and Beau Harris but were still very happy with their lineup. Th

The next game for the Tigers in Round 3 is a very important day on the Australian calendar as it is in the football community. In 2025 Season the Sandgate Hawks were promoted to QFA Division 1. As a consequence of this development, the Tigers and the Hawks agreed to play an annual Anzac Day game as traditional rivals from days gone by. Mayne and Sandgate fought out some mighty and occasionally ferocious Grand Finals in the 1970’s which many dedicated footy followers will reme

The Hart Sport QFA Division 1 kicked off yesterday with round one for the Tigers taking on the Springwood Pumas at the Den on a very hot day for football. The Tigers played the Pumas a remarkable six times in 2025 culminating in a cracking grand final which the Tigers prevailed so these teams have a very detailed knowledge of each others strengths and weaknesses. The Pumas are notoriously wily as they take a very strategic approach so that they are ready for the important par

Get along to the Den this Saturday for Round 1 to see the Tigers take on the Springwood Pumas. It's a full day of footy action commencing at 12pm with the Ressies and finishing up with the Tiger Women taking on the Kedron Lions at 4.45pm. The Seniors are the main game at 2.00pm. Go Tigers!

The Tigers travelled to Kianawah Road for the first time in a few years to take on the Wynnum Vikings at home in their final practice match for 2026. The Vikings had played one season in Division 1 in 2022 before returning to Division 2 the following year and they are doing their best to rebuild to be a force in that grade. The Tigers were very grateful for the Vikings to host this game which was played out over six terms. The Seniors played the first four with the Reserves t

The Tigers took on old rivals the Kedron Lions on Saturday in their first practice match of the season at EK Anderson Oval at Kedron. The Tigers haven't played the Lions since 2014 when they were last in the same competition. The Lions are consistent finalists in the QFA Division 2 competition and continue to field a quality list each year. The Tigers and the Lions share a long history of supporting each other at Junior level with many combined teams over the years enjoying p

The long pre-season is progressing well with the Tigers at all levels working through a punishing process to be ready for the 2026 season. The QFA Division 1 Tigers are doing all in their power to be ready to defend their title as the reigning premiers with a third consecutive trophy on the line. The Tigers completed a three peat ten years ago in 2016 and the current crop of Tigers are desperate to emulate their predecessors who will be celebrating a big anniversary this seas

The Mayne Football Club would like to wish all of its members, players, family, friends and supporters a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year for 2026. We also hope for a safe and enjoyable period for everyone. As we wrap up another year, we give thanks to all of our dedicated people who pulled on a jersey or performed a formal or informal role for the club in our first year of the second century of the Tigers. It has incredibly been another successful year with the Senior

The Mayne Football Club recognises the passing of one of their much loved Life and Hall of Fame Members, Grace Bradforde, who passed away last Saturday at the Whellers Gardens Retirement Village, Grace was 93 years young having been living independently at her Chermside Unit until a few months ago when a fall meant it was time to move into a caring environment. Grace will be remembered fondly by many older Mayne Tigers who were part of the club particularly through the 1960’s

The Mayne Football Club recognises the passing of one of their most loved and talented players, Peter Cubis, who passed away this morning. He was recognised in the Mayne Tigers inaugural Hall of Fame in 2024 for his efforts in winning the 1968 Clem Ryan Medal but he was so much more to the Mayne Tigers and Banyo Bloods Football Clubs and all those who played with him and had the pleasure of knowing him. The following beautiful tribute has been written by his lifelong mate Rod