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This National Volunteer Week, we celebrate the people who give their time, energy and passion to keep sport and communities across Queensland thriving.

From early mornings to late nights, behind every game, event and opportunity is a volunteer making it happen. Thank you for the countless hours, the dedication, and the impact you make every single day. ❤️

Queensland sport wouldn’t be the same without you. Happy National Volunteer Week! 🙌

QSport AGM ✅️
Leadership renewal ✅️
Future focus ✅️

We thank outgoing Chair Ben Callard and Independent Director Amanda Fielding for their leadership and contribution to QSport's strategic evolution and welcome Alison Lyons as Chair and Adam Vanzanten as Deputy Chair.

Proud to continue championing Queensland sport - now and into the future 🫶🏾

Onwards, together 🫱🏾‍🫲🏼

Empowering women, strengthening sport 💜

This , QSport celebrates the incredible women leading, coaching, volunteering, and shaping Queensland’s sporting future

What a way to celebrate one of the best years for Queensland Sport! 🌟

👉 Swipe to see a handful of highlights from our 2025 Queensland Sport Awards.

Thank you to our dedicated partners and sponsors for backing QSport’s purpose and helping us celebrate and support Queensland sport. 👏

📸: .gun

superstar is the Queensland Athlete of the year! 👏🏼

McKeown conquered the world and is now a three-time Queensland Athlete of the Year - with another dominating year in the pool. 🏊🏼‍♀️

McKeown became the first woman to win six individual backstroke world titles, and the first woman to win the 200 metre backstroke three times when she did the 100-200 double in Singapore, adding more accolades to an extraordinary career in the pool. 🌟

Congrats Kaylee!

champion .simpson is the 2025 Queensland Para-Athlete of the Year! 🌟

Callum won three World Championship gold medals, a silver and a bronze in a comprehensive 2025 campaign! 🙌🏼

That was following his heroics at the 2024 Paralympic Games where he won two gold medals and a silver in the Paris pool. 🏊🏼‍♂️

Emerging sprinting sensation .goutt is the Queensland Junior Athlete of the Year after taking the nation and world by storm! ⚡️

Gout Gout smashed the 200-metre Australian record earlier this year, eclipsing iconic track athlete Peter Norman’s time. His time of 20.02 is the sixth fastest time by an Under-20 athlete in history. 👏

He made his debut at the World Championships where he performed strongly to make it to the semi-finals, competing against Olympians and champions of the track. 🙌

World No.14 tennis player is the Queensland Junior Para Athlete of the Year! 🎾

Ben won the US Open Junior Wheelchair Doubles title and climbed to No.4 in the world juniors. 🌏

He also made history at the Australian Open becoming the first Australian to win a junior wheelchair Grand Slam match. The 17-year-old secured an emphatic 6-0 6-1 victory over Brazilian Luiz Calixto to emerge as an athlete to watch. 🤩