North Queensland Toyota Cowboys

Christmas came early for young patients and their families at Townsville Hospital and Health Service as Cowboys Braidon Burns and Harrison Edwards delivered Christmas cheer as part of the Cowboys in Capes program, presented by Sun Metals Corporation Pty Ltd. The pair donned their smiles and Santa hats and brought the gift of a little joy to those impacted by sickness or injury.

Cowboys veteran forward Jordan McLean hopes his story of defying his doubters can serve as a lesson of inspiration for students at his Adopt-a-School St Benedict's Catholic School.   Jordan had been told he'd never play NRL but has gone on to amass 223 games so far and even play for Australia. He shared his message of resilience with the Year 5's as part of his Term 4 Adopt-a-School visit thanks to Bravus Mining & Resources.

The North Queensland Toyota Cowboys are proud to welcome Suncorp as our official General Insurance Partner for the next two years. In a new deal announced today, the leading insurer will become Major Partner of NRL and NRLW programs, Presenting Partner of our Game Participation Program and partner of the Cowboys Community Foundation. Read the full story: bit.ly/41l3fbM

The future looks bright for 2024 NRL Cowboys House graduate Makeilla! Originally from Cooktown, Makeilla came to the House in Year 7, adapted beautifully and has grown into a determined, humble and kind young woman. She was among the first cohort of girls to this year complete their full 6 years of secondary schooling while at the House and is now a step closer to her dream career after being accepted into a James Cook University course in Cairns. NRL Cowboys House is managed by our community arm, Cowboys Community Foundation, and is a joint initiative between the North Queensland Toyota Cowboys, National Rugby League, the Australian Government and the Queensland Government

Young Cowboys Emarly and Wil had their Lego and gaming skills put to the test when they visited the Townsville University Hospital Children's Ward earlier this week as part of our Cowboys in Capes program, presented by Sun Metals Corporation Pty Ltd. They also delivered smiles and Cowboys merch to brave patients in the Renal Unit. Thank you to Brighter Lives (Townsville Hospital Foundation) and Townsville Hospital and Health Service for having us. More pics: https://lnkd.in/gs_R-jeW

𝗦𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 - We're excited to announce the 2025 Laurie Spina Shield proudly presented by Localsearch will be held in Townsville on Friday 4 and Saturday 5 July. A highlight of the year for our rugby league juniors, the two-day carnival coordinated by the North Queensland Toyota Cowboys is open to players under 11 years of age, with a focus on participation, fair play and enjoying the ‘greatest game of all'. Mark your calendar now! Team nominations will open in January 2025.

The North Queensland Toyota Cowboys will launch the 2025 NRL campaign on the road with a trip to Sydney to face the Sea Eagles in Round 1 before returning to North Queensland for a blockbuster home opener against the Sharks in Round 2. The 2025 draw presents an enormous victory for Cowboys fans, with 10 of the 12 home games at Queensland Country Bank Stadium scheduled for the preferred Saturday time slots as well as four NRLW-NRL home double-headers. Read more: bit.ly/4fUAjLG

Cowboys General Manager of Football, Micheal Luck, joined Commander of the 3rd Brigade, Brigadier Dave McCammon earlier this month at Jezzine Barracks to launch Run Army 2025. Building on our long-standing relationship with the Australian Defence community, the North Queensland Toyota Cowboys are proud to support the initiative for a second year, helping to raise awareness of the important work carried out by frontline service workers. Read more: bit.ly/3AMYRHs

With their season underway, it’s great to see the Townsville Fire Limited around Cowboys HQ putting in the work! 

Fifteen Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander year 12 students from some of Queensland’s most remote communities have been celebrated as the latest cohort of graduates to emerge from our award-winning NRL Cowboys House. Their achievements and those of their peers were acknowledged in front of the House community including students, staff, family and partners at the annual Awards Night earlier this week. NRL Cowboys House is managed by the club's charity arm, Cowboys Community Foundation, and is breaking down geographic barriers to quality secondary education. It is a joint initiative between the National Rugby League, North Queensland Toyota Cowboys, the Queensland Government and the Australian Government . Read more: https://lnkd.in/gdGYFViX