QPS Women’s Rugby Union

🏆Australian Police Rugby Union Championships
📆 September 2026
📍Newcastle, New South Wales

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🫡 👮🏽‍♀️👮🏼3 x 7s game on a Wednesday… Say less!

🩵 A massive thank you to the women who chucked a jersey on for the sake of rugby this morning.

🫱🏽‍🫲🏾To the support team- the actual back bone of the QPS women’s rugby team, thank you for all the love and support.

🚒 Next game is September 13th against the QFES at the annual 911 games. Let’s trot!!

The Queensland Police Rugby Union (QPRU) women’s team had a thrilling match against a combined British and Australian Signals Corps team, winning 37-10.

Here are the highlights Strong in QPRU’s solid defense played a crucial role in their success, allowing them to dominate the game.
The team’s slick backs and hard-running forwards worked together seamlessly, resulting in some impressive tries.

Standout Performance: Fullback .hills showcased her lightning speed, scoring four tries and leaving the opposition in her wake.

Player of the Match: Captain Latisha Whalan demonstrated exceptional leadership skills, coordinating the team at halfback despite playing through injury and cramp. Her determination and tactical awareness were instrumental in QPRU’s victory.

This match was part of the Royal Corps of Signals (UK) Rugby Tour to Australia, which features a three-game series. The tour aims to foster camaraderie and sportsmanship between teams from different countries and services. The next match in the series is scheduled for July 5, where the Royal Australian Corps of Signals Spartan Rugby Club will face the Royal Corps of Signals Rugby Club.

“Rugby has always felt like a parallel to policing for me, the teamwork, the grit, the trust in the person beside you. Today I hope you all felt that same sense of pride, love, and camaraderie that I feel when I wear my blue uniform. You represented the police family with heart and strength, and I’m beyond grateful.” - Captain and A/Sergeant Latisha Whalan


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👮🏽‍♀️ Our QPS team takes on the British and Australian Army!
Kick off will be held midweek to coincide the British lions coming to Queensland.

🪖British/ADF signals Vs 👮🏽‍♀️QPRU
📆 Wednesday 02/07/25
🕐11am KO
📍Norths Rugby Union Club, 150 Shaw Road, Wavell Heights

Congratulations on being named captain for ! 🫡🩵

Anna is an honorary Cassowary, having lined up for the 2024 Fire vs Police clash, and we couldn’t be prouder to see her leading the way.

Wishing you and the Eagles an epic season ahead! 🦅👮🏼🩵

Norths Rugby Union Premier Women’s Team are still keen to recruit players for this year’s Challenge Cup and Store Local Cup seasons.
Participation in these competitions will help prepare you and hone your skills in preparation for your QPS Women’s Rugby Union season.
Please feel free to contact me if you are interested in joining a strong resilient team of ladies who love rugby!

📣Introducing QPRU sponsor 📣

🌟 Queensland Police Union 🌟

We’re beyond grateful to the Queensland Police Union of Employees (QPUE) for their steadfast sponsorship and support of the Women’s Police Union Team.

🚔 The QPUE has a proud history of tenaciously advocating for members’ welfare, working tirelessly to ensure our conditions and remuneration reflect the high standards we uphold.

🚔 Available 24/7, QPUE provides urgent support and gives members access to an array of essential services. Their highly skilled officers are always prepared to assist when it matters most.

🚔 We wholeheartedly encourage our players to seek the union’s guidance, especially during critical incidents. Their expertise and unwavering support are invaluable, ensuring members are fully protected under the law.

Thank you, QPUE, for everything you do. Your dedication to our team and to all members of the QPS especially our QPRU women’s rugby team is truly appreciated.

📍 217 North Quay, Brisbane City, QLD 4000
📞 (07) 3259 1900
🌐 https://www.qpu.asn.au
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“SCRUMS-WE LOVE THEM!” -