Sport Rugby Union | Abbreviation QCRU President Dan Morton | |
Founded 1965(52 years ago) (1965) | ||
Nrc tvc celebrating 50 years of the queensland country rugby union
The Queensland Country Rugby Union, or QCRU, is the governing body for the sport of rugby union within most of the state of Queensland in Australia. It is affiliated with the Queensland Rugby Union.
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- Nrc tvc celebrating 50 years of the queensland country rugby union
- Bundaberg and District Rugby Union
- Far North Queensland Rugby Union
- Central Highlands Rugby Union
- Central Queensland Rugby Union
- Darling Downs Rugby Union
- Mackay District Rugby Union
- Mt Isa Rugby Union
- Gold Coast District Rugby Union
- Sunshine Coast Rugby Union
- Townsville and Districts Rugby Union
- Western Queensland Rugby Union
- References
The Queensland Country Rugby Union administers the game in regions of Queensland outside of metropolitan Brisbane. The union is split into eleven country sub-unions. Queensland Country is represented by the Queensland Country Heelers team.
The Queensland Country Rugby Union has eleven country sub-unions, each running their own club competitions during the year. The sub-unions are grouped into three regional divisions in Northern, Central, and Southern Queensland:
North Queensland
Central Queensland
South Queensland
Sub-union teams compete in Regional Championships against other teams in their regional division. Representative sides from the three regions are then selected to play at the Queensland Country Championships.
Following the Country Championships, a representative Queensland Country Heelers team is selected by the Queensland Country Rugby Union to play regular fixtures including City-Country matches against Brisbane selections, and the "Battle of the Borders" Cup against the New South Wales Country Cockatoos.