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Grassroots Leagues Fuel Brisbane Community Sport Results

Local clubs in NPL Men, QRL and NBL1 North delivered results across recent rounds that reflect sustained participation in Brisbane's community competitions.

By Brisbane Sport Desk · Published 20 July 2026

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Brisbane Roar B lost 1-3 to Peninsula Power in NPL Men Round 16 during the June 26-28 weekend, while Brisbane City defeated Magic United 5-3 and Olympic FC beat Eastern Suburbs 2-1 in the same round.

Recent Round Outcomes

These matches formed part of the most recent complete weekend of results covering June 26-28 2026. Additional games on July 12 saw Brisbane Strikers win 2-0 against Sunshine Coast Wanderers in FQPL1 Men Round 18 and Lions FC defeat Eastern Suburbs 1-0 in NPL Men Round 18.

Rugby League and Basketball Results

Brisbane Tigers recorded 32-6 and 30-16 victories against Ipswich Jets in QRL Women Round 4 and Souths Logan Magpies in QRL Men Round 17. In NBL1 North on June 27, Brisbane Capitals fell 69-95 and 79-92 to Gold Coast Rollers, while Northside Wizards secured 104-71 and 83-67 wins over South West Metro Pirates.

Community Competition Context

The results come from established local leagues that operate at semi-professional and community levels across Brisbane. Scores and round numbers are drawn directly from reports covering those specific dates and competitions.

Participation in these rounds continues through named clubs and venues tied to the listed fixtures. Supporters can follow ongoing schedules via the same local reporting outlets that documented the June and July matches.

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