Sports
Sport lives here. From humble beginnings to the beating heart of sport in Central Queensland, Frenchville Sports Club has grown into the region’s largest and most dynamic sporting hub. Today, we proudly support 8 sports for all ages and ability levels, including basketball, wheelchair basketball, cricket, hockey, netball, rugby union, football (soccer), and softball.
Founded in 1957 and proudly joining Frenchville Sports Club in 1999, the Frenchville Panthers have been a driving force in Rockhampton basketball for generations.
Today, the Panthers compete in Rockhampton Basketball’s junior and senior competitions, fostering talent and passion for the game at every level. Over the years, many of our players have gone on to represent at a regional, state, and national level, including Alexandra Brady, who earned a spot on the Australian U/18 Team.
With a rich history that dates back to 1966, when the club purchased its first basketball under the care of Barrie Brady, the Panthers’ legacy is built on commitment, teamwork, and a love for the game.
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Established in 1973, the Frenchville Falcons Cricket Club began when Hagen Cumming, a teacher at Lakes Creek School, was asked to recruit players for a junior team in the 1972-73 season. Just two years later, in 1974-75, the Falcons expanded with the formation of a senior team—marking the start of a legacy that continues today.
Over the years, Falcons players have made their mark at representative levels, showcasing their talent on regional, state, and national stages. From nurturing young talent to producing elite-level athletes, the Falcons are built on a passion for the game and a commitment to excellence.
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U13 - Senior Football (Soccer)
Founded in 1948, the Frenchville Roos Senior Soccer Club holds the distinction of being the foundation sport of Frenchville Sports Club. With a rich history spanning decades, the Roos have become a cornerstone of football in Central Queensland.
The club is based at Ryan Park, the region’s premier football venue, where players and supporters come together to celebrate the game. Each year, the Roos compete for the prestigious Wesley Hall Cup, a sterling silver trophy valued at $120,000, making it the richest amateur sporting trophy in the world.
From its early beginnings to its status as a powerhouse in local football, the Frenchville Roos continue to uphold a proud tradition of excellence, sportsmanship, and community spirit.
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U6 - U11 Football (Soccer)
Founded in 1956, the Frenchville Roos Junior Soccer Club has been dedicated to nurturing young talent and investing in player development for generations. With a strong focus on skill-building, teamwork, and community, the club has helped shape countless young athletes on and off the field.
In 1999, a junior Frenchville Roos team had the incredible opportunity to travel to Japan for a 14-day tour, representing the club on the international stage. In 2017, to honor the retirement of long-time Sports Manager Terry Kennedy, the club introduced a dedicated trophy for the annual Under-10 carnival, celebrating the next generation of footballers.
As the foundation sport of Frenchville Sports Club, the Roos are committed to developing players at every stage—from their first kick in junior soccer to competing at the highest levels in the senior club. Our legacy is built on fostering talent, providing pathways for growth, and ensuring football remains at the heart of our community.
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Founded in 1940, the Frenchville Rovers Hockey Club has a long and proud history in Central Queensland. In 1999, the Frenchville Hockey and Rovers Hockey Clubs merged, uniting two strong hockey communities to create a club dedicated to development, excellence, and lifelong involvement in the sport.
Many Frenchville Rovers players have gone on to compete at the highest levels, representing at state and national stages. Beyond the field, Marj Brown was honoured for her dedication to hockey as a baton bearer for the 2018 Commonwealth Games, a testament to the club’s strong legacy of commitment and contribution to the sport.
With a history of success and a focus on player development, the Frenchville Rovers continue to foster talent and passion for hockey at every level.
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Established in 1988, the Frenchville Netball Club has been a driving force in local netball, growing from strength to strength since its inception.
After an incredible premiership win in their debut season, the club quickly expanded, reaching 12 teams by the mid-2000s. Today, netball at Frenchville is stronger than ever, with 49 teams across both senior and junior grades—the highest membership in the club’s history.
With a commitment to player development, teamwork, and community, Frenchville Netball Club continues to provide opportunities for players of all ages and abilities to thrive on and off the court.
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Rugby has been at the heart of Frenchville since 1969, when the Pioneers Rugby Club was first established. Over the years, the club has become a powerhouse in Central Queensland rugby, with several players earning selection for the Wallabies, including Stan Pilecki, Brendan Moon, Stephen Moore, and Rod Davies.
In 1977, the club found its first home when a soft drink factory was relocated to Primmer Oval to serve as the original clubhouse. Almost two decades later, in 1996, the Pioneers officially joined Frenchville Sports Club, securing their place in the region’s sporting community.
Today, the Pioneers field both male and female teams, providing pathways for players of all ages and abilities to get involved in the game. With a legacy of success and a commitment to player development, the club continues to grow, inspiring the next generation of rugby talent.
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Founded in 1975, the Frenchville Scorpions Softball Club is the oldest in the Rockhampton & District Softball Association. After realigning with Frenchville Sports Club in 1999, the Scorpions have continued to strengthen their connection to the community.
The club expanded to include men’s competition in 1991 and today boasts a loyal membership, with families like the Goergs spanning three generations. With a strong legacy and inclusive spirit, the Scorpions continue to nurture talent and a love for the game across all ages.
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Founded in 2009, the Frenchville Rockwheelers have grown into one of Australia’s leading regional wheelchair basketball programs—known for their excellence, inclusivity, and competitive spirit. The program supports three teams made up of players with a range of physical disabilities and has seen success from the start, winning the inaugural CQ competition and later competing internationally in New Caledonia.
With a strong foundation and passion for the game, the Rockwheelers continue to welcome new players and supporters to their inclusive sporting community.
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We’re committed to supporting athletes at every stage of their journey. Our Junior Development Programs are designed for athletes under 18 years of age, helping nurture emerging talent through structured training, education, and mentorship.
Athletes aged 18 years and over can apply for our Representative Athlete Assistance Program, which provides financial support to assist with the costs of representative sport.
Feel the excitement of game day right here at the Club! With matches played on Ryan Park, the Atrium opens up to overlook all the on-field action, making it the perfect spot to enjoy the atmosphere with friends and family.
Want the best seats in the house? You can book the Atrium for your group on game days and make it your own private viewing space.
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Show your team spirit with official Frenchville uniforms, apparel, and merchandise all in one place. From jerseys and shorts to training gear and accessories, we have everything you need to represent your team.
Place your order online and collect it from the Club at your convenience.
Opening Hours:
Wednesday: 12pm to 5pm
Thursday : 12pm to 5pm
Friday: 7am to 12pm
Find us at: 98 Clifton Street, North Rockhampton 4701
