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Port Douglas Crocs senior men’s team celebrate their last gasp win over South Cairns Cutters last weekend. Picture: rawi/AFL Cairns

Crocs epic victory

CROCS have completed a memorable premiership double, claiming championship victories in both the reserves and seniors competitions after two dramatic grand final performances.

25 September, 2026

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Port Douglas Crocs senior men’s team celebrate their last gasp win over South Cairns Cutters last weekend. Picture: rawi/AFL Cairns

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Crocs epic victory

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North Cairns Tigers’ Luana Healey was women’s best and fairest player of 2026 (left). Jeremy Piercy of South Cairns Cutters was men’s best and fairest player of 2026 (right). Pictures: rawi/AFL Cairns

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South Cairns Cutters will go head to head with the Port Douglas Crocs in tomorrow’s AFL Cairns senior men’s grand final at Cazalys Stadium. Below: The North Cairns Tigers are aiming for back-to-back premierships as they take on Centrals Trinity Beach Bulldogs in the AFL Cairns women’s grand final at Cazalys Stadium. Pictures: rawi/AFL Cairns

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The agony and ecstasy for Run Port Douglas half-marathon women’s winner Elkie Quinlan. Pictures: Gary ‘Gazza’ McIlroy

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Luana Healey and her Tigers are through to their second successive grand final. Pictures: rawi/AFL Cairns

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Cairns Brothers celebrate their fifth premiership title at Barlow Park. Picture: Facebook

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