The 2025 Weipa Touch Association season continues to deliver some mixed results for teams after they went head to head in round nine on 26 June. Photo: Cape York Weekly.
Mixed touch results continue
The 2025 Weipa Touch Association season continues to deliver mixed results for teams after round nine on 26 June.
The OGs touched up Weipa Weapons 18-3 as Cheers for Beers gave Scrambled Legs a 20-9 touch footy lesson.
Top End Taggers topped Cape Candies in a 14-4 result, with Villains (9-2) and Spartans (7-2) recording respective wins against Pisswrecks and Can’t Touch This.
Untouchables proved to be just that as they kept Lacking Stamina scoreless in a 7-nil result.
Foy whacks win
Mick Foy was the winner when 13 players challenged for Wackers dominance in Weipa on 25 June.
Scott Triffitt took runner-up honours, while Randall O’Neill had his short irons on target and claimed the pin prizes on the 15th and 18th holes.
Eddy Tiemens collected the Bradmans.
Thanks once again to Pom and Kate for cooking up a feast with the burgers once players put away their clubs.
Cooktown family touch carnival
Teams from across south-eastern Cape York will battle for a $2,000 winner’s purse at the FNQ Family Touch Carnival in Cooktown on Saturday.
The event will be held at the John Street Oval from 8am-6pm on 5 July, with dual international Bo de la Cruz and Arthur Beetson Foundation ambassador Brenton Bowen set to feature on and off the paddock as families vie for the cash prize on offer.
For more information about registering a team, call or text 0447 159 814.
Cape to miss Country Week
After thrilling rugby league fans in Weipa and Cooktown over the past two seasons, Cape York will have to wait its turn to again host the Northern Pride after the Hostplus Cup 2025 Country Week schedule was released last week.
The Pride will meet the Burleigh Bears at Yarrabah on 26 July and Minister for Sport and Racing Tim Mander said the State Government was happy to help take the game to some of the remotest parts of the state each year.
“The economic benefits of Country Week will be substantial, but the greatest benefit for these communities will be seeing firsthand current and future NRL stars and future Maroons,” he said.
