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Young Crocs players (from left) Zayne Moore, Kobe Saxon and Tyler Ronalds. Picture: Supplied

Teenagers do town proud

THE AFL Cairns juniors season has officially launched, but for three Port Douglas Crocs prodigies there was something much bigger on their minds.

27 April, 2026

From left to right: Muhammed Shaheed (Dad), Muhammed Aasim, Grant Scooter Patterson, Herbie Howard, Ashkar Ali (Physio)during their Cairns visit. Picture: Supplied

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Northern Pride players bring down a Sunshine Coast Falcons opponent during their 18 April clash at Barlow Park. Picture: Mark Connected Now.

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Northern Pride’s narrow defeats

The best under-15 netballers in Queensland – the Cairns Pythons. Picture: Supplied

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Pythons under-15 Queensland champions

Redlynch Strikers defender Gus Rolfe clears the ball during the 1-1 draw with Mareeba Bulls. Picture: Carl Portella

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Strikers never gave up

Under-16s girls Cairns Dolphins (Div 1). Pictures: Supplied

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Players show much promise

South Cairns and North Cairns players with ANZAC Day guernseys and the Legacy Shield at the cenotaph on the Cairns Esplanade ahead of the AFL Cairns Legacy Round. From left, Dave Denboer, Alinta Batten (North Cairns Tigers), Brad Channon (AFL Cairns), Alfie Santos and Melanie Allen (FNQ Legacy) and Jocelyn Bowditch and Damien Hill (South Cairns Cutters). Picture: Hugh Bohane

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Special Legacy round footy

Port Douglas Crocs under-17s (colts) boy's side. Picture: Supplied

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AFL and union lead the way

Cairns Sharks (div 3). Pictures: Supplied

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‘Proud’ moment for players

Dolphin’s defender Jonnie Dempsey closes down Mareeba Bulls striker Braith De Faveri in Stratford United’s 2-1 defeat of Mareeba Bulls on Saturday. Picture: Carl Portella

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Dolphins win 2-1 versus Bulls in tough match

Hawks co-captain Alex Rogers tried valiantly in their round 1 loss to the Cutters at Cazalys Stadium on Saturday. Below: Centrals Trinity Beach Bulldogs’ Dom Booth takes a contested mark during their win over Cairns City Lions at Holloways Beach on Saturday. Pictures: RAWi/AFL

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Early warning to opponents

Cairns Basketball personnel (from left) Marlins coach Joel Khalu, Marlins recent signing player Amarco Doyle, Cairns Basketball general manager Luca Vergari, Cairns Dolphins player Mia Loyd and Dolphins coach Marcus Wong ahead of the 2026 NBL1 North season launch in Cairns. Picture: Supplied

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Basketball take on arch rivals at home

Bare knuckle fighters Cooper Clarke (left) and Brayden Marzona. Picture: Supplied

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Fighters knuckle up in ring

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