However, the National Rugby League approved the Gold Coast team for the 1998 season, and they went alone into the re-unified competition. The South Queensland Crushers were liquidated in December 1997 with debts totalling over A$3 million. Season Summaries Notable players Over their three-year presence in the Australian Rugby League premiership, the club managed to produce one Australian international player, Trevor Gillmeister. Other notable players include Dale Shearer, Mark Hohn, Craig Teevan, Mario Fenech, William David Gressly, Nigel Gaffey, John Jones, Tony Kemp, Phillip Lee, Danny Nutley, Mark Protheroe and Kurt Wrigley. Players who went on to be successful with other clubs include Clinton Schifcofske, Mark Tookey, Scott Sattler, Travis Norton, Chris McKenna, St John Ellis, Steele Retchless and Danny Nutley. Records Club records from 1995–1997. Premierships 1st Grade: 0 2nd Grade: 0 3rd Grade/Presidents Cup: 1 (1996) Pre Season: 0 Biggest Wins Biggest Losses Most games for club 58 Craig Teevan (1995-1997) Most points for club 108 (7 tries, 40 goals), Clinton Schifcofske (1996-1997) Most tries for club 11, Jason Hudson (1996-1997) Most goals for club 40, Clinton Schifcofske (1996-1997) Most points in a season 94 (6 tries, 35 goals), Clinton Schifcofske in 1997 Most tries in a season 9, David Krause in 1995 9, Jason Hudson in 1997 Most goals in a season 35 (35/67 - 61.40%), Clinton Schifcofske in 1997 Longest Winning Streak 2 matches, 30 June - 7 July 1996. Longest Losing Streak 10 matches, 7 April - 22 June 1996. Largest Attendance (home) 34,263 vs Brisbane Broncos, Round 4, 1996 Smallest Attendance (home) 2,364 vs Illawarra Steelers, Round 16, 1997 Largest Attendance (away) 49,607 vs Brisbane Broncos at ANZ Stadium, Round 4, 1995 Smallest Attendance (away) 3,107 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs at Redfern Oval, Round 15, 1996 References Notes Sources 1992 establishments in Australia Rugby clubs established in 1992 Defunct rugby league teams in Australia