Queensland and 22 games for Australia between 1948 and 1955. Past recipients include Tony Williams and Jake Granville, who would go onto win NRL premierships shortly after their Queensland Cup success. 20th Year Anniversary Team On 21 September 2015, the QRL announced their Queensland Cup 20th Year Anniversary team. The 17-man team was chosen by a selection panel consisting of Brad Tallon (Queensland Rugby League statistician), Steve Ricketts (rugby league journalist), David Wright (former ABC commentator) and Mike Higgison (rugby league historian). To be eligible for selection, a player must've played a minimum of 75 games in the competition. Rick Stone, who coached the Burleigh Bears from 1997 to 2005 (winning two premierships), was named coach of the side, while longtime referee Tony Maksoud was included as referee of the team. Records The following records are taken from the QRL's official website and are correct as of the end of the 2019 season. Team Most premierships – 6 Redcliffe Dolphins Most minor premierships – 6 Redcliffe Dolphins Most wooden spoons – 5 Central Queensland Capras Highest score in a game – 98, Toowoomba against Western Suburbs Panthers (2003) Longest winning streak – 17 matches, Northern Pride (2010-2011) Longest undefeated streak – 22 matches, Tweed Heads Seagulls (2010-2011) Longest losing streak- 36 matches, Sunshine Coast Falcons (2013-2014) Individual Most games – Phil Dennis, 282 games Most tries – Daniel Ogden, 155 tries Most points – Nick Parfitt 1,421 points (113 tries, 483 goals) Most points in a season 318, Liam Georgetown (2013) Most tries in a season 34, Daniel Kennedy 2004 Most points in a game 40, Damien Richter 2002, Greg Bourke 2002 Most tries in a game 7, Chris Walker 2000, Anthony Zipf 2004 Media coverage & Sponsorship Although the Queensland Cup has never had the same amount of media coverage that the pre-Brisbane Broncos Brisbane Rugby League did, in recent years it has experienced a resurgence in interest from both the Queensland media and from casual fans alike. Television In 2018, the match of the round was televised live on the Nine Network in Queensland at 1:00pm (AEST) on Saturdays. Previously, the match of the round had been broadcast by Nine on Sunday afternoons and before that, on ABC Television on Saturday afternoons. The match is later replayed during the week on Foxtel's Fox League channel. The match of the round returned to Sunday afternoons for the 2019 season.