Queensland Country (NRC team)

{{About|the National Rugby Championship team|the amateur representative team|Queensland Country Heelers}}

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|disbanded = 2020 (competition disbanded)

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|ground = Marley Brown Oval, Gladstone
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|coach = Rod Seib

|captain = Angus Scott-Young

|league = National Rugby Championship

|season = 2018

|position = Runner-up (finals)
2nd placed (regular season)

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Queensland Country is an Australian rugby union football team that competed in the National Rugby Championship (NRC). The team is one of two Queensland sides in the competition, the other being {{Rut|Brisbane City}}. Queensland Country is organised and managed by the Queensland Rugby Union (QRU), with the coaching and training programs used at the Queensland Reds extended to players joining the team from the Reds, Premier and Country rugby teams.{{sfn |QRU Annual Report|2013|p=5}}

The Queensland Country team in the NRC draws its identity from the Queensland Country representative team that has played in regular City-Country fixtures in Queensland since 1902.{{sfn |Purcell |2002 |p=2–4}} The same colours have been adopted for the team in the NRC competition and, while the Heelers' cattle dog logo is not used, an emblem based on the traditional Cooktown Orchid logo of the Queensland Country Rugby Union has been adopted. The Queensland Country uniform is blue and white, with a crest of the orchid logo inside Queensland Rugby's traditional 'Q' on the jersey's chest.

The NRC was launched in 2014, reinstating the national competition after the Australian Rugby Championship (ARC) was discontinued following the first season in 2007. The Queensland Country NRC team plays in various Queensland regional centres. Existing QRU staffing roles and infrastructure are utilised, and the training base for the team is at QRU's headquarters at Ballymore.{{sfn |QRU Annual Report|2013|p=5}}

History

Rugby within Country Queensland began to gain significant popular support after the first intercolonial match between New South Wales and Queensland in 1882. Prior to this, Melbourne rules (Australian football) was more often played. Regional centres such as Toowoomba, Rockhampton, Maryborough and Charters Towers established their own rugby unions in the 1880s and 1890s.

=Representative team=

The first City-Country match between Brisbane and Queensland Country (selected from the rest of Queensland) was held at the inaugural Country Week carnival hosted by the QRU in 1902.{{sfn |Purcell |2002 |p=2–4}} Despite several successful seasons, the Country Week carnivals ceased following the rise of rugby league after 1909. The start of the First World War brought rugby union to a halt in Queensland after 1914. Although the QRU was eventually revived in 1928–29, rugby languished in country regions of the state for many decades.{{sfn |Purcell |2002 |p=2–4}}

City-Country matches were resumed in 1965.{{sfn |Purcell |2002 |p=6–7}} From 1968 until 1982, annual Country Carnival competitions were held from which the Country team was selected to play Brisbane and other representative sides. The Country Carnival was discontinued in favour of State Championships in 1983.{{sfn |Purcell |2002 |p=12}} While the format of competition has varied over time, City-Country matches between the Brisbane and Queensland Country representative teams have remained regular fixtures since.

={{Anchor|Aces}}East Coast Aces (ARC team)=

File:East Coast Aces logo.jpg

In 2006, after setting up a consultative process culminating in a working session of some 70 delegates from around the country, the Australian Rugby Union announced that a new, eight-team national competition would commence in 2007 to compete for the Australian Rugby Championship (ARC).

The East Coast Aces, based on the Gold Coast, was formed as one of two Queensland teams supported by the QRU in the ARC, alongside the Ballymore Tornadoes. The Chairman of the Steering Committee for the Aces said that the team had selected a name that would embrace the various stakeholders at club level. He added:

{{blockquote|text=Our team will draw on players and supporters from Cairns to Coolangatta—and possibly even rugby fans in northern NSW—in what is an exciting development for the code in Queensland.|sign= Peter Murdoch|source= Steering Committee Chairman, 2007.}}

File:East Coast Aces Jersey Template.png.]]

Queensland's two teams in the ARC were aligned with existing clubs and regions. The East Coast Aces team was aligned with Queensland Country and the Queensland Premier Rugby clubs south of the Brisbane River – Souths, Easts, Sunnybank, and Gold Coast. The Aces played home matches at Carrara Stadium on the Gold Coast. The QRU had initially considered basing the team out of Ballymore, before settling on the Gold Coast. The Aces' colours were black, blue and gold.

The head coach of the Aces was John Boe, who was also head coach of the Gold Coast Breakers - one of the Ace's feeder teams. Boe was a former All Black and World Cup coach (leading Samoa at the 2003 tournament) and a previous assistant coach at both the Chiefs and the Highlanders. The assistant coach for the Aces was former Wallaby Garrick Morgan.

The Australian Rugby Championship was terminated at the end of 2007 after only one season of competition, with the Australian Rugby Union citing higher costs than budgeted and further projected financial losses. The Aces team was disbanded at the end of the ARC. The team had incurred significant financial losses, with an average home attendance for the season of just 1,428, the lowest in the ARC.

=National Rugby Championship=

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In December 2013, the ARU announced that the national competition was to be relaunched, with the National Rugby Championship (NRC) commencing in 2014. Expressions of interest were open to any interested parties, with the accepted bids finalised in early 2014. There was initial interest from Queensland clubs and regions in forming NRC teams themselves, but to eliminate the risks to sub-unions and clubs, the Queensland Rugby Union decided to organise and manage two teams centrally in the early years of the competition.{{sfn |QRU Annual Report|2013|p=5}} On 24 March 2014, it was announced that the Queensland Country and Brisbane City teams would play in the NRC competition.

Anthony Fainga'a was Queensland Country's captain for the inaugural season in 2014. Fainga'a was initially named as captain again for the following season but he was forced out through injury and James Tuttle became the captain for 2015.

Home grounds

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The Queensland Country team has its training base at Ballymore in Brisbane, the traditional home of Queensland Rugby. The team has scheduled home matches at the following locations:

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City ! Venue ! Capacity
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Gold Coast \|Bond Rugby Field \|align=right\|5,000
Gladstone \|Marley Brown Oval \|align=right\|6,000
bgcolor=lightgrey style="line-height:9px; font-size:85%; padding:0px;" \|colspan=3 align=center style="font-weight:bold; color:#777;" \| Home venues for previous seasons
Brisbane \|Ballymore \|align=right\|24,000
Gold Coast \|Cbus Super Stadium \|align=right\|27,000
Ipswich \|North Ipswich Reserve \|align=right\|5,500
Mackay \|Stadium Mackay \|align=right\|12,000
Rockhampton \|Rugby Park \|align=right\|5,000
rowspan=2\|Sunshine Coast \|Noosa Dolphins Club \|align=right\|3,000
\|Stockland Park \|align=right\|12,000
Toowoomba \|Sports Ground \|align=right\|9,000
Townsville \|Hugh Street Grounds \|align=right\|5,000

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City

! Venue

! Capacity

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|colspan=3 align=center style="font-weight:bold; color:#777;" | Home venues for the current season

|align=right|5,000

|align=right|6,000

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|colspan=3 align=center style="font-weight:bold; color:#777;" | Home venues for previous seasons

|align=right|24,000

|align=right|27,000

|North Ipswich Reserve

|align=right|5,500

|align=right|12,000

|align=right|5,000

rowspan=2|Sunshine Coast

|Noosa Dolphins Club

|align=right|3,000

|align=right|12,000

|align=right|9,000

|align=right|5,000

Current squad

The squad for the 2019 NRC season:

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colspan="100%"\|Queensland Country squad – NRC 2019{{hsp}}{{efn-ua\|group=Squad\|Initial squad was named in late August.{{cite web \|title=Bond University Queensland Country squad announced for 2019 National Rugby Championship \|url=https://mailchi.mp/news/qru-media-release-bond-university-queensland-country-squad-announced-for-2019-national-rugby-championship \|publisher=Queensland Rugby Union \|date=26 August 2019}}}}
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class="wraplinks" style="vertical-align:top; text-indent:0.6em;" \| {{plainlist\| {{rsi\| Prop }} {{flagicon\|AUS}} Harry Hoopert {{flagicon\|NZL}} Jethro Felemi {{flagicon\|AUS}} George Francis{{hsp}}{{efn-ua\|group=Squad\|name=rd1}} {{flagicon\|AUS}} Gavin Luka {{flagicon\|AUS}} Carter Ozanne {{flagicon\|SAM}} Bronson Tauakipulu {{rsi\| Hooker }} {{flagicon\|AUS}} Matt Faessler {{flagicon\|AUS}} Efi Ma'afu {{flagicon\|AUS}} Alex Mafi {{rsi\| Lock }} {{flagicon\|AUS}} Angus Blyth {{flagicon\|AUS}} Will Dearden {{flagicon\|AUS}} Harry Hockings {{flagicon\|AUS}} Zac Moi Moi {{rsi\| Backrow }} {{flagicon\|AUS}} Tom Kibble {{flagicon\|AUS}} Jeremiah Lynch {{flagicon\|ZIM}} Connor Pritchard{{hsp}}{{efn-ua\|group=Squad\|name=rd1\|Francis and Pritchard weren't in the original squad but were named in the team for {{nowrap\|Round 1}}.{{cite web \|title= NRC Team Hub - Round One: All the teams, times and RUGBY.com.au stream details \|url=https://www.rugby.com.au/news/2019/08/29/nrc-team-hub-round-one \|publisher=Rugby.com.au \|date=29 August 2019}}}} {{flagicon\|AUS}} Angus Scott-Young (c) {{flagicon\|NZL}} Dillon Wihongi {{flagicon\|AUS}} Harry Wilson {{flagicon\|AUS}} Liam Wright¹ }} \| {{plainlist\| {{rsi\| Scrum-half }} {{flagicon\|AUS}} Liam Dillon {{flagicon\|AUS}} Tate McDermott {{flagicon\|AUS}} Reuben Wall {{rsi\| Fly-half }} {{flagicon\|AUS}} Carter Gordon {{flagicon\|AUS}} Rohan Saifoloi {{flagicon\|AUS}} Hamish Stewart {{rsi\| Centre }} {{flagicon\|AUS}} Daniel Boardman {{flagicon\|AUS}} Patrick James {{flagicon\|AUS}} Chris Feauai-Sautia {{rsi\| Wing }} {{flagicon\|AUS}} Jock Campbell {{flagicon\|AUS}} Connor Chittenden {{flagicon\|FIJ}} Filipo Daugunu {{flagicon\|AUS}} Joey Fittock {{flagicon\|AUS}} Jonathan Kent {{rsi\| Fullback }} {{flagicon\|AUS}} Tom Lucas }} ---- Notes: {{notelist-ua\|group="Squad"\|refs=}}
colspan="100%" style="font-size:85%; text-align:center"\| Bold denotes player is internationally capped. (c) Denotes team captain. ¹ denotes marquee player.

Records

=Honours=

National Rugby Championship
Champions: 2017
Runners-up: 2018

=Season standings=

National Rugby Championship

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border=1 cellpadding=5 cellspacing=0 ! style="width:20px;"\|Year ! style="width:20px;"\|Pos ! style="width:20px;"\|Pld ! style="width:20px;"\|W ! style="width:20px;"\|D ! style="width:20px;"\|L ! style="width:20px;"\|F ! style="width:20px;"\|A ! style="width:25px;"\|+/- ! style="width:20px;"\|BP ! style="width:20px;"\|Pts ! style="width:25em; text-align:left;"\| {{spaces\|1}} Play-offs
2018 \|2nd \| 7	5	0	2	299	211	+88	4	24 \|align=left\| {{spaces\|1}} Grand final loss to Fijian Drua by 36–26
2017 \|2nd \| 8	6	0	2	316	204	+112	5	29 \|align=left\| {{spaces\|1}} Grand final win over {{Rut\|Canberra Vikings}} by 42–28
2016 \|8th \| 7	1	0	6	248	346	−98	3	7 \|align=left\| {{spaces\|1}} Did not compete
2015 \|8th	8	2	0	6	230	336	−106	1	9 \|align=left\| {{spaces\|1}} Did not compete
2014 \|8th	8	2	0	6	208	281	−73	3	11 \|align=left\| {{spaces\|1}} Did not compete

Australian Rugby Championship (Aces)

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! style="width:20px;"|Pos

! style="width:20px;"|Pld

! style="width:20px;"|W

! style="width:20px;"|D

! style="width:20px;"|L

! style="width:20px;"|F

! style="width:20px;"|A

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|align=left|2007

|align=left|8th

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343

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=Head coaches=

Rod Seib (2018–present){{hsp}}
Brad Thorn (2017){{hsp}}
Toutai Kefu (2016){{hsp}}
Jason Gilmore (2015)
Steve Meehan (2014)

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=Captains=

Angus Scott-Young (2019–present){{hsp}}
Duncan Paia'aua (2017–2018)
James Tuttle (2015–2016){{hsp}}
Anthony Fainga'a (2014)

=Squads=

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colspan="10" style="background-color:#f2f2f2; cell-border:2px solid black; padding-left: 1em; padding-right: 1em; text-align: center;" \|2016 Queensland Country squad – NRC
colspan="10"\|The squad for the 2016 National Rugby Championship season:{{cite web \|date=15 August 2016 \|title=2016 Bond University Queensland Country Squad announced ahead of Buildcorp NRC \|website=Reds Rugby \|access-date=15 August 2016 \|url=http://www.redsrugby.com.au/News/NewsArticles/tabid/581/ArticleID/17471/2016-Bond-University-Queensland-Country-squad-announced-ahead-of-Buildcorp-NRC.aspx \|url-status=live \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160818084006/http://www.redsrugby.com.au/News/NewsArticles/tabid/581/ArticleID/17471/2016-Bond-University-Queensland-Country-squad-announced-ahead-of-Buildcorp-NRC.aspx \|archive-date=18 August 2016 }}
width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Props Richie Asiata Ben Daley Sef Fa'agase Kirwan Sanday James Slipper¹ Taniela Tupou Hookers Alex Casey Saia Fainga'a Feleti Kaitu’u Stephen Moore¹ Locks Tyrell Barker Phil Potgieter Izack Rodda Rob Simmons¹ Brad Thorn \| width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Loose forwards Jack Cornelsen Lolo Fakaosilea Maclean Jones Conor Mitchell Apisai Naiyabo Angus Scott-Young Scrum-halves Issak Fines-Leleiwasa Scott Malolua James Tuttle (c) Fly-halves Mack Mason Mitch Third \| width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Centres Joshua Birch Matt Gordon Campbell Magnay Duncan Paia'aua Wingers Tyrone Lefau Eto Nabuli Izaia Perese Tom Pincus Fullbacks Tom Banks Liam McNamara Notes: (c) Team captain Bold denotes internationally capped players at the time ¹ National player additional to contracted squad.

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colspan="10" style="background-color:#f2f2f2; cell-border:2px solid black; padding-left: 1em; padding-right: 1em; text-align: center;" |2016 Queensland Country squad – NRC

colspan="10"|The squad for the 2016 National Rugby Championship season:{{cite web

|date=15 August 2016

|title=2016 Bond University Queensland Country Squad announced ahead of Buildcorp NRC

|website=Reds Rugby

|access-date=15 August 2016

|url=http://www.redsrugby.com.au/News/NewsArticles/tabid/581/ArticleID/17471/2016-Bond-University-Queensland-Country-squad-announced-ahead-of-Buildcorp-NRC.aspx

|url-status=live

|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160818084006/http://www.redsrugby.com.au/News/NewsArticles/tabid/581/ArticleID/17471/2016-Bond-University-Queensland-Country-squad-announced-ahead-of-Buildcorp-NRC.aspx

|archive-date=18 August 2016

}}

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Props

Richie Asiata
Ben Daley
Sef Fa'agase
Kirwan Sanday
James Slipper¹
Taniela Tupou

Hookers

Alex Casey
Saia Fainga'a
Feleti Kaitu’u
Stephen Moore¹

Locks

Tyrell Barker
Phil Potgieter
Izack Rodda
Rob Simmons¹
Brad Thorn

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Loose forwards

Jack Cornelsen
Lolo Fakaosilea
Maclean Jones
Conor Mitchell
Apisai Naiyabo
Angus Scott-Young

Scrum-halves

Issak Fines-Leleiwasa
Scott Malolua
James Tuttle (c)

Fly-halves

Mack Mason
Mitch Third

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Centres

Joshua Birch
Matt Gordon
Campbell Magnay
Duncan Paia'aua

Wingers

Tyrone Lefau
Eto Nabuli
Izaia Perese
Tom Pincus

Fullbacks

Tom Banks
Liam McNamara

Notes:
(c) Team captain
Bold denotes internationally capped players at the time
¹ National player additional to contracted squad.

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colspan="10" style="background-color:#f2f2f2; cell-border:2px solid black; padding-left: 1em; padding-right: 1em; text-align: center;" \|2015 Queensland Country squad – NRC
colspan="10"\|The squad for the 2015 National Rugby Championship season:{{cite web \|date=7 August 2015 \|title=Bond University Queensland Country squad announced ahead of the 2015 Buildcorp NRC \|website=Reds Rugby \|access-date=8 August 2015 \|url=http://www.redsrugby.com.au/News/NewsArticles/tabid/581/ArticleID/15875/2015-Bond-University-Queensland-Country-squad-announced-ahead-of-Buildcorp-NRC.aspx \|url-status=live \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150808055347/http://www.redsrugby.com.au/News/NewsArticles/tabid/581/ArticleID/15875/2015-Bond-University-Queensland-Country-squad-announced-ahead-of-Buildcorp-NRC.aspx \|archive-date=8 August 2015 }}
width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Props Sef Fa'agase Haydn Hirsimaki Taniela Tupou Greg Holmes Andrew Parker James Slipper¹ Hookers Saia Fainga'a Alex Mafi Tonga Ma’afu Campbell Wakely Locks Lukhan Tui Richie Arnold Phil Potgieter Cameron Bracewell Rob Simmons¹ \| width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Loose forwards Jack Cornelson James Turner Conor Mitchell Ed Quirk Radike Samo Lolo Fakaosilea Scrum-halves Scott Gale Harry Nucifora James Tuttle (c) Fly-halves Sam Greene Duncan Paia'aua Dion Taumata \| width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Centres Anthony Fainga'a Campbell Magnay Stephan van der Walt Wingers Matt Gordon Izaia Perese Chris Feauai-Sautia Elliot Hagen Fullbacks Tom Banks Jamie-Jerry Taulagi Notes: (c) Team captain Bold denotes internationally capped players at the time ¹ National player additional to contracted squad.

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colspan="10" style="background-color:#f2f2f2; cell-border:2px solid black; padding-left: 1em; padding-right: 1em; text-align: center;" |2015 Queensland Country squad – NRC

colspan="10"|The squad for the 2015 National Rugby Championship season:{{cite web

|date=7 August 2015

|title=Bond University Queensland Country squad announced ahead of the 2015 Buildcorp NRC

|website=Reds Rugby

|access-date=8 August 2015

|url=http://www.redsrugby.com.au/News/NewsArticles/tabid/581/ArticleID/15875/2015-Bond-University-Queensland-Country-squad-announced-ahead-of-Buildcorp-NRC.aspx

|url-status=live

|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150808055347/http://www.redsrugby.com.au/News/NewsArticles/tabid/581/ArticleID/15875/2015-Bond-University-Queensland-Country-squad-announced-ahead-of-Buildcorp-NRC.aspx

|archive-date=8 August 2015

}}

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Props

Sef Fa'agase
Haydn Hirsimaki
Taniela Tupou
Greg Holmes
Andrew Parker
James Slipper¹

Hookers

Saia Fainga'a
Alex Mafi
Tonga Ma’afu
Campbell Wakely

Locks

Lukhan Tui
Richie Arnold
Phil Potgieter
Cameron Bracewell
Rob Simmons¹

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Loose forwards

Jack Cornelson
James Turner
Conor Mitchell
Ed Quirk
Radike Samo
Lolo Fakaosilea

Scrum-halves

Scott Gale
Harry Nucifora
James Tuttle (c)

Fly-halves

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Centres

Wingers

Matt Gordon
Izaia Perese
Chris Feauai-Sautia
Elliot Hagen

Fullbacks

Tom Banks
Jamie-Jerry Taulagi

Notes:
(c) Team captain
Bold denotes internationally capped players at the time
¹ National player additional to contracted squad.

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colspan="10" style="background-color:#f2f2f2; cell-border:2px solid black; padding-left: 1em; padding-right: 1em; text-align: center;" \|2014 Queensland Country squad – NRC
colspan="10"\|The squad for the 2014 National Rugby Championship season:{{cite web \|date=1 August 2014 \|title=Queensland Country NRC squad announced \|publisher=Queensland Rugby \|access-date=1 August 2014 \|url=http://www.redsrugby.com.au/ArticleDetails/tabid/526/ArticleID/12077/Queensland-Country-NRC-squad-announced.aspx \|url-status=live \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140801043358/http://www.redsrugby.com.au/ArticleDetails/tabid/526/ArticleID/12077/Queensland-Country-NRC-squad-announced.aspx \|archive-date=1 August 2014 }} [http://www.rugby.com.au/News/NewsArticle/tabid/1699/ArticleID/12000/Qantas-Wallabies-player-alignments-unveiled-for-2014-Buildcorp-National-Rugby-Championship.aspx Qantas Wallabies player alignments unveiled for 2014 Buildcorp National Rugby Championship]
width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Props Fred Burke Haydn Hirsimaki Greg Holmes Kirwan Sanday James Slipper Hookers Saia Fainga'a Ryan Freney Tonga Ma’afu Locks Cameron Bracewell Blake Enever Sam Fattal Rubin Fuimaono Jack Payne Rob Simmons \| width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Loose forwards Ben Adams Jack de Guingand Lolo Fakasilea Mitch King Beau Robinson James Turner Scrum-halves Scott Gale Sam Grasso Fly-halves Matt Brandon Mike Harris James Tuttle \| width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Centres Anthony Fainga'a (c) Sam Johnson Clynton Knox Campbell Magnay Uarotafu Setu Wingers Giles Beveridge Pierce Fitzgerald Todd Winkley Fullbacks Ben Lucas Tom Pincus Jamie-Jerry Taulagi Notes: (c) Team captain Bold denotes internationally capped players at the time ¹ National player additional to contracted squad.

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colspan="10" style="background-color:#f2f2f2; cell-border:2px solid black; padding-left: 1em; padding-right: 1em; text-align: center;" |2014 Queensland Country squad – NRC

colspan="10"|The squad for the 2014 National Rugby Championship season:{{cite web

|date=1 August 2014

|title=Queensland Country NRC squad announced

|publisher=Queensland Rugby

|access-date=1 August 2014

|url=http://www.redsrugby.com.au/ArticleDetails/tabid/526/ArticleID/12077/Queensland-Country-NRC-squad-announced.aspx

|url-status=live

|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140801043358/http://www.redsrugby.com.au/ArticleDetails/tabid/526/ArticleID/12077/Queensland-Country-NRC-squad-announced.aspx

|archive-date=1 August 2014

}}

[http://www.rugby.com.au/News/NewsArticle/tabid/1699/ArticleID/12000/Qantas-Wallabies-player-alignments-unveiled-for-2014-Buildcorp-National-Rugby-Championship.aspx Qantas Wallabies player alignments unveiled for 2014 Buildcorp National Rugby Championship]

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Props

Fred Burke
Haydn Hirsimaki
Greg Holmes
Kirwan Sanday
James Slipper

Hookers

Saia Fainga'a
Ryan Freney
Tonga Ma’afu

Locks

Cameron Bracewell
Blake Enever
Sam Fattal
Rubin Fuimaono
Jack Payne
Rob Simmons

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Loose forwards

Ben Adams
Jack de Guingand
Lolo Fakasilea
Mitch King
Beau Robinson
James Turner

Scrum-halves

Scott Gale
Sam Grasso

Fly-halves

Matt Brandon
Mike Harris
James Tuttle

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Centres

Anthony Fainga'a (c)
Sam Johnson
Clynton Knox
Campbell Magnay
Uarotafu Setu

Wingers

Giles Beveridge
Pierce Fitzgerald
Todd Winkley

Fullbacks

Notes:
(c) Team captain
Bold denotes internationally capped players at the time
¹ National player additional to contracted squad.

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width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Props Lloyd Campbell-McBride Tama Tuirirangi Ben Coutts Joe Tufuga Hookers Jade Ingham Ole Avei Locks Will Munsie Luke Caughley Rob Simmons \| width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Back row Ben Mowen Daniel Ese A.J. Gilbert Josh Afu Halfbacks Nic Berry Sam Batty Flyhalves Ben Lucas Quade Cooper \| width="3%"\| \| width="30%" style="font-size: 95%;" valign="top"\| Centres Lloyd Johansson Waitai Walker Charlie Fetoai Henari Veratau Wings Caleb Brown Brett Stapleton Fullbacks Chris Latham Andrew Walker Marshall Milroy John Dart Notes: (c) Team captain Bold denotes internationally capped players at the time

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Props

Lloyd Campbell-McBride
Tama Tuirirangi
Ben Coutts
Joe Tufuga

Hookers

Jade Ingham
Ole Avei

Locks

Will Munsie
Luke Caughley
Rob Simmons

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Back row

Ben Mowen
Daniel Ese
A.J. Gilbert
Josh Afu

Halfbacks

Nic Berry
Sam Batty

Flyhalves

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Centres

Wings

Caleb Brown
Brett Stapleton

Fullbacks

Chris Latham
Andrew Walker
Marshall Milroy
John Dart

Notes:
(c) Team captain
Bold denotes internationally capped players at the time

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External links

[https://web.archive.org/web/20140808044749/http://www.redsrugby.com.au/NRC/QueenslandCountry Official website] (archived)
[https://web.archive.org/web/20211021195757/https://reds.rugby/NRC.aspx NRC] on redsrugby.com (archived)
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Queensland Country (NRC team)

History

=Representative team=

={{Anchor|Aces}}East Coast Aces (ARC team)=

=National Rugby Championship=

Sponsors

Home grounds

Current squad

Records

=Honours=

=Season standings=

=Head coaches=

=Captains=

=Squads=

See also

References

Sources

External links