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Redland Bayside News > Sport > Junior State Cup wraps up after three days of outstanding Touch
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Junior State Cup wraps up after three days of outstanding Touch

Andrew Jefferson
Andrew Jefferson
Published: July 21, 2026
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Queensland Junior State Cup Ends in Redlands
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THE curtain has fallen on the 30th Queensland Junior State Cup after three action-packed days of elite junior Touch Football in the Redlands.

Thousands of players, coaches, officials, volunteers and supporters from across Queensland converged on the city for the milestone tournament.

From the opening whistle to the championship finals, the event delivered thrilling matches, outstanding sportsmanship and countless memories.

The tournament also provided a significant economic boost for the Redlands, with visiting teams and families supporting local accommodation providers, cafes, restaurants and businesses throughout the event.

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