Surfers Paradise 1964: Southport 1965: Palm Beach-Currumbin 1966: Southport 1967: Surfers Paradise 1968: Surfers Paradise 1969: Surfers Paradise 1970: Labrador 1971: Palm Beach-Currumbin 1972: Surfers Paradise 1973: Palm Beach-Currumbin 1974: Surfers Paradise 1975: Southport 1976: Southport 1977: Southport 1978: Coolangatta 1979: Southport 1980: Southport 1981: Coolangatta 1982: Coolangatta 1983: Coolangatta 1984: Surfers Paradise 1985: Palm Beach-Currumbin 1986: Labrador 1987: Broadbeach 1988: Coolangatta 1989: Coolangatta 1990: Surfers Paradise 1991: Labrador 1992: Surfers Paradise 1993: Labrador 1994: Labrador 1995: Palm Beach-Currumbin 1996: Broadbeach 1997: Palm Beach-Currumbin 1998: Surfers Paradise 1999: Palm Beach-Currumbin Maryborough AFL The Maryborough Australian Football League was an amateur competition that lasted two full seasons in 1981 and 1982. In 1983, there was only a limited number of fixtures, and due to lack of players, the competition folded after the season was over. In 1983, Biggenden played in both the Bundaberg AFL and the Maryborough competition. Biggenden 2 lost to Cooloola Coast in the 1983 MAFL Grand Final, as their seniors did the previous year. Clubs Premiers Maryborough AFL (1981-1983) 1981 Biggenden 1982 Cooloola Coast 1983 Cooloola Coast Sunshine Coast AFL The Sunshine Coast Australian Football League was an amateur competition that was formed in 1970 and continued until 1992. The three foundation clubs were Noosa, Maroochydore and Nambour. In 1993, the clubs from the competition played in the Brisbane Australian Football League, and later split up into various AFL South Queensland Divisions. Clubs Premiers Sunshine Coast AFL (1970-1992) 1970: Maroochydore 1971: Maroochydore 1972: Maroochydore 1973: Noosa 1974: Maroochydore 1975: Noosa 1976: Noosa 1977: Noosa 1978: Maroochydore 1979: Maroochydore 1980: Noosa 1981: Noosa 1982: Maroochydore 1983: Maroochydore 1984: Maroochydore 1985: Noosa 1986: Maroochydore 1987: Caloundra 1988: Caloundra 1989: Maroochydore 1990: Nambour 1991: Caloundra 1992: Caloundra Wide Bay AFL The Wide Bay Australian Football League was a short-lived amateur competition that was formed in 1985 as a result of a breakaway from the Bundaberg AFL. It only lasted two years before merging with the league it broke away from. Clubs Premiers Wide Bay AFL (1985-1986) 1985: Hervey Bay Bombers 1986: Hervey Bay Bombers See also Australian Rules football in Queensland References External links Leagues Official AFL Cairns Website Official AFL Capricornia Site Official AFL Darling Downs Site Official AFL Mackay Website Official AFL Mount Isa Website Official AFL Townsville Website Official AFL Wide Bay Website Clubs Brothers Roos Rockhampton Website Twin City Lions Townsville Thuringowa Bulldogs AFL Club site Australian