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Local Ipswich News > Blog > Love This City > Spring finals fever packs ovals
Love This City

Spring finals fever packs ovals

David Martin
David Martin
Published: September 6, 2023
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CUP VICTORY: Ipswich High once again enjoyed outstanding success in State wide rugby league competitions winning three titles..
CUP VICTORY: Ipswich High once again enjoyed outstanding success in State wide rugby league competitions winning three titles..
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I LOVE this time of year as the days get longer and sports finals are played out.

Contents
  • Norths dominate hockey
  • Heroes recognised
  • Last hamburger

The junior rugby league season ended on Sunday with some entertaining footy. Springfield Panthers won the 13s, Norths won the 14s and West End finally won some silverware with a cracking game against the Bombers.

Well done to all players, coaches, officials and supporters on a great season.

WINNERS: Ipswich High’s coaching staff led three teams to league honours.
WINNERS: Ipswich High’s coaching staff led three teams to league honours.

Rugby League is also over for the all-conquering Ipswich High teams.

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Shout out to their coaching staff who made six Bronco Cup Finals and won three of them. The coaching staff go above and beyond for their boys, shaping their footy paths and genuinely making better young men in the process. Well done.

FAREWELL MATE: John Cushing said goodbye last week.
FAREWELL MATE: John Cushing said goodbye last week.

Norths dominate hockey

The Ipswich Junior Hockey season is also over for another year with Norths winning three trophies and Easts winning one.

The hockey community is in mourning with the passing of life member and Queensland Hockey life member John Cushing last week.

John was a gentleman and a volunteer for most of his life and will be sadly missed.
Our thoughts are with his family, friends and hockey community.

HEROES: Police recognise brave locals Eleanor, Hope, Kelly, Stephen and Alex.

Heroes recognised

Our city is often in the news for wrong reasons.

Earlier this year an alleged drug influenced male was brandishing a knife at a woman outside Zaraffas and it was portrayed as a bad story.

The offender was not a local, in fact he was from another State. Fortunately, five locals jumped to the aid of the women putting their safety at risk until police arrived.

Hope, Alex, Eleanor, Stephen and Kelly were rewarded by QPS for their bravery at a ceremony last week.

Another couple of heroes awarded certificates were Lachlan, Dane, Alyssa and Troy who came to the aid of a lady being attacked in Springfield, causing the offender to flee.

It’s rewarding to see young people stepping up to help someone in trouble.

Well done to our local superheroes, showing not all super heroes wear capes.

LAST BURGER: Brassall Takeaway shop owners Dave and Norma have recently retired.
LAST BURGER: Brassall Takeaway shop owners Dave and Norma have recently retired.

Last hamburger

Dave and Norma opened Brassall Village Takeaway almost 30 years ago, and on Saturday, they flipped their final burger after selling their business.

Anyone who has lived in the area would have enjoyed their service and their smiles over the years.

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