Grand Final day has arrived, with both Southport Sharks QAFLW sides set to take the field this weekend in a huge day of football.
The Reserves will kick off the Sharks’ Grand Final action at 12:00pm, taking on Coorparoo, before the Seniors face Bond University at 2:30pm with the premiership on the line.
Grand Final Day Details
Gates Open: Approximately 8:30am
Entry: $10 | Under 16s free
Parking: Parking at the ground is limited, so supporters are encouraged to arrive early.
12:00pm – QAFLW Reserves Grand Final
Southport Sharks v Coorparoo
2:30pm – QAFLW Seniors Grand Final
Southport Sharks v Bond University
Get behind the Sharks and help us fill the sidelines as both teams look to finish their seasons with premiership glory.
Go Sharks! 🦈
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