(AFLQ - Sunday 6th July 2008) Cats Beat Tigers

Labrador trailed Broadbeach by just two points at half-time, but had no winners after the long break. Josh Woods and Michael Doyle are two Tigers who have refused to raise the white flag in recent weeks and they both tried desperately hard again today.

(AFLQ - Sunday 29 June 2008) WHITE SHINES FOR VULTURES

Ageless veteran Darryl White continues to enjoy the best of his three seasons in the AFLQ State League with another outstanding display against Labrador yesterday. Labrador was valiant for three quarters, trailing by two, 17 and 23 points at the first three breaks, before being steamrolled by a nine-goal-to-one final term. Labrador welcomed back Trent Knobel and he produced a dominant display in the ruck, giving his small men like Todd Featherstone plenty of opportunities at ground level. Aaron Shattock has been a threat since being used more in the forward line.

(AFLQ - June 22nd 2008) SHARKS SMASH TIGERS

The Tigers led entering time-on of the first term before the Sharks nailed the last two goals of the quarter, then the Sharks blasted 22.16-3.4 after quarter-time.

Queen-Sized Annus Horribilis For Ailing Tigers

It has been an annus horribilis for the Labrador Australian Football Club. 'The Tigers' season has lurched from bad to worse with news that key forward and state representative Justin Maddern is heading home to Victoria.

(Gold Coast News - June 16th 2008) An Honourable Loss

At Dauth Park yesterday, Labrador were blown off the oval early by the Suncoast Lions but finished up with an honourable loss, going down 19-14 (128) to 13-11 (89). Things looked disastrous at quarter and half-time when the Tigers trailed by margins of 48 and and 78 points respectively. But at least they finished well, outscoring the [...]

Dauth Park’s First AFLQ Match

Labrador home match scheduled at a neutral venue to balance out a fixture that has 19 rounds. It is the first time Dauth Park has been used for an AFLQ match, but Labrador captain Aaron Shattock has experience at the venue, as the Queensland rep side trained there recently. The Tiges do not have any injury worries [...]

(Gold Coast News - May 31, 2008) - Shattock In Stellar Form In Loss To Morningside

We let them go in the first quarter and fought back, but did we use up our petrol? Or did Morningside go up a gear late and we didn't go with them.

(Gold Coast News - May 26, 2008) Loss to Redland We kicked 15 goals but bled the other way.

A week after upsetting Zillmere, Labrador crashed back to earth with a 17-15 (117) to 14-15 (99) away loss to Redland. "That sure takes the gloss off last week," said coach Byron Donnellan who was happy that his side scored so well but disappointed that they let so many in. "We kicked 15 goals but bled the other way. It was unaccountability on the defensive side, much like we were downhill skiers."

(Gold Coast News - May 18, 2008) ENTHUSIASTIC TIGERS COME ROARING BACK

Re-born Labrador showed their season was far from over with a gutsy two-point win over Zillmere today. Despite trailing for most of the day, the Tigers were never out of the contest and timed their run perfectly, hitting the front in the final two minutes.

(Gold Coast News - May 17, 2008) Korey Fulton To Miss Zillmere Clash

LABRADOR'S tumultuous week carried through to the selection table yesterday when the Tigers lost full-forward Korey Fulton to injury. The former Broadbeach spearhead, in his first season at the Tigers, was ruled out of tomorrow's AFLQ Division 1 clash against Zillmere in Brisbane with an achilles strain.