The Easts Tigers won their next premiership in 1950, and in 1951 the Easts Tigers contested the Grand Final being beaten by Southern Suburbs, This meant that, since the revival of the club in 1946, they had played six grand finals in succession. They reached the semis in 1952 and the grand final in 1953 where they were again beaten by Souths. In 1954, they failed to make the top four so, for the first time in eight years they failed to compete in the semi-finals. The club was to win the Peter Scott Memorial Trophy in the 1960 season but did not have success again until they won the pre-season competition in 1969.

The 15-year premiership drought forced club officials to search for a top coach and in 1965 former international, Clive Churchill was engaged to try to mould the team into a premiership 13.  The effect was the club’s appearance in the 1968 Grand Final against Past Brothers. Although they lost the Grand Final it sparked a resurgence in the Easts Tigers' performance for years to come and the Easts Tigers won the Woolworths pre-season competition in 1969.

The coach, Ted Verrenkamp, and his successor, captain-coach Des Morris, brought great success to the club providing the Easts Tigers with numerous finals appearances and Grand Final victories throughout the 1970s. This was through the help of arguably the best Queensland Five-eighth before King Wally, Wayne Lindenberg and the local junior talent highlighted by John Lang..

In the Queensland Wizard Cup era, the Easts Tigers have made the Grand Final five times although having lost all matches, the first to the Redcliffe Dolphins in 1997 then losing to the Burleigh Bears in a memorable extra-time final in 2004. They were defeated again in 2013 by Mackay and the next year by the Northern Pride. 2018 saw the disappointment continue as they lost to the Redcliffe Dolphins.

The Club is currently led by President, Keith Philips and Chief Executive Officer, Brian Torpy. In 2008, the year of the centenary of rugby league in Australia, the Club celebrated its seventy-fifth anniversary.

On 20 January 2011, through BASES Productions, a family run entertainment group. The Easts Tigers began transmission of a fan-service to help boost the profile of the club and its players called TigerTV, in 2012 TigerTV began live broadcasting of entire matches via the internet; TigerTV has been regularly hosting live stream
The Easts Tigers won their next premiership in 1950, and in 1951 the Easts Tigers contested the Grand Final being beaten by Southern Suburbs, This mean that, since the revival of the golf club in 1946, they had played six grand finals in sequence. They reached the semis in 1952 and the grand final examination in 1953 where they were again beat by Souths. In 1954, they failed to stool the top four so, for the first prison term in eight years they failed to compete in the semi - final. The club was to win the Peter Scott Memorial Trophy in the 1960 season but did not have success again until they won the pre - season contest in 1969. 

 The 15 - year premiership drought forced club official to search for a top coach and in 1965 former international, Clive Churchill was prosecute to try to mould the team into a premiership 13.   The effect was the club ’s appearance in the 1968 Grand Final against Past Brothers. Although they lost the Grand Final it trip a resurgence in the Easts Tigers' performance for years to come and the Easts Tigers won the Woolworths pre - season competition in 1969. 

 The coach, Ted Verrenkamp, and his successor, captain - coach Des Morris, brought great success to the club providing the Easts Tigers with numerous finals appearances and Grand Final victories throughout the seventies. This was through the aid of arguably the best Queensland Five - one-eighth before King Wally, Wayne Lindenberg and the local junior endowment highlighted by John Lang.. 

 In the Queensland Wizard Cup era, the Easts Tigers have made the Grand Final five times although having lose all matches, the first to the Redcliffe Dolphins in 1997 then losing to the Burleigh Bears in a memorable extra - meter final in 2004. They were defeated again in 2013 by Mackay and the next year by the Northern Pride. 2018 saw the disappointment continue as they lose to the Redcliffe Dolphins. 

 The Club is currently led by President, Keith Philips and Chief Executive Officer, Brian Torpy. In 2008, the year of the centenary of rugby league in Australia, the Club celebrated its seventy - fifth anniversary. 

 On 20 January 2011, through BASES Productions, a family run entertainment group. The Easts liberation tigers of tamil eelam began transmission of a fan - service to help hike the profile of the club and its players call TigerTV, in 2012 TigerTV began live broadcasting of entire match via the internet; TigerTV has been regularly hosting live stream
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The Easts Tigers won their nexT premiershIp in 1950, aNd iN 1951 thE EAsts tigeRs contested the gRand final being beaten by SoutHern SUbURbs, THIs Meant That, sinCE tHE RevIvAl Of tHe CLuB in 1946, thEy hAd playeD six grand fInaLs In succession. tHeY reached thE seMis in 1952 and the gRanD final In 1953 WheRE they WerE agaiN beateN By SoutHs. In 1954, they fAiLEd to maKE the top FOUr So, foR the first time in eiGHt YEars they failed To compEtE In THE seMi-fInals. The clUb Was to WIn the PeTEr sCOTt MEMorial Trophy iN the 1960 season bUT diD not haVe SucCEss agaIn untIl THey Won the pre-seAson CompetitiOn in 1969.

ThE 15-Year preMIership DroughT foRceD cluB OfFiCiaLs TO seARcH foR A toP coach anD iN 1965 fOrmer InteRNATIonaL, ClIve CHurchIll was engaged To tRy to MOulD the tEam inTo a pReMiersHip 13.  The EffecT wAs the club’s appeaRancE in the 1968 GraNd FInAl aGaInst PASt BrotHerS. AlThough tHey lost THe GRaND fInAl it sparked a resurgEnCE In The Easts tigers' PErFoRMance for YeArs To coME And thE EasTS TIgers won The WooLWoRtHs pre-seAsOn compEtItiOn iN 1969.

The cOAch, TEd VerrEnkamp, anD his sUCcessor, captain-COach Des Morris, BRoUGHt GReat SucCess to the clUb prOVidiNg thE eaSts tIgers With nUmERoUS finals appearances aNd grand FInal vIctories throuGhout the 1970s. THIS Was throuGh thE HeLP of arguably the Best QUeensland FIVe-eighth BeforE King WalLy, Wayne LiNDEnberg anD thE loCal JunIOR tAlent highlighTED by JOhN Lang..

In The queenslAnd wizArd cup ErA, the Easts tigers haVe MaDe ThE GrAnd FiNAl five tiMeS alThOugH haviNG lost aLl matChes, ThE fIRst To the ReDClIFFe DoLpHiNs in 1997 TheN lOsing To thE burLeigh BeArs in a memOraBLe exTrA-tIme finaL in 2004. They were deFeAted again iN 2013 bY MaCkay anD THe next yeAr by the Northern Pride. 2018 saw THe disapPoiNtmenT conTinue as thEy lOst to tHe REDcliffE DolphIns.

ThE CLub IS CurreNTLy Led By president, KEITh PHilipS aNd ChIef ExecUtive Officer, Brian TORpy. in 2008, the year of thE ceNtenARY oF ruGBy LEagUe IN AuSTRalia, the Club celEbrated its SeVEnTy-fifth annIVerSaRy.

On 20 JanUary 2011, thrOugh BasES ProdUctions, a fAmily run eNtErtaINMenT group. The EAsts TigeRs began trANsmisSIoN of a fAn-sErvice To HelP boosT the prOFilE of thE club aNd Its plaYers cAlLed TigertV, in 2012 TigerTV began live broAdcastIng of EntIre matcheS viA The Internet; TIgertV has been rEguLarLy hosTinG Live sTreaM
The Easts Tigers won their  next prem iersh ipin19 50,andin 1951 the Ea s ts T igers contested the Gr and F in a l be i ng  beat en by S o ut h e rnSu bu rbs ,T hi s mea ntthat, s ince the r evi va l of the clu b  i n 1946, th eyhad played s ixgrandfi nal s  in s ucc essio n. The y  reach ed the se mi s  in 19 5 2 and t h e  g rand  final in 1953 wh e re they were agai n beat en by S out hs.  In 1954,th ey fa i led tom ak e t het op four so, f or the firs t  ti me inei ght yearstheyfa i led  to compete  inthe semi- finals .  The cl u b was t o winthe  Pe terS co tt  Me mo r ial Tr oph y  in  the 196 0se asonbutd i d nothav e su ccess  again untilthe y wo n  th e pre -seas on c om petit ion in  1969 .
The 15-year pr emie rship dro ugh tfor ce d clu b  offic ial s t o searc h for a top  c o a c hand in 1965 former  i n t er national , Cliv e  C hu r chill wa seng aged t o try  tom ou ld the t eam in t oapremier sh ip 13.  The  ef fectw as t he clu b’s appe aranc e  in the 1968 G r and Final aga i ns t Pa s t Br oth ers. Althou gh t h ey l ostt he  Gr a nd Fi nal i ts pa r ked a resurgence in  t he Eas ts Ti gers' perform ance for y e a r s to com e an d  t h e Easts Tigers  wonthe Woolwo r ths pre- seaso n compet ition in1 9 69.

The  co ach , T edV e rr enkamp, and h i s  suc ce ssor, c apt ain-coa chDes  Mo rri s,  broughtgreat su cc es sto  th e clu b  providi ng  th eEas ts Ti g ers wi th nu mero us  f i nal s appea r an c e s an dGr andFin al  vict orie s  th roughou t the 197 0s. This  w as  throug h the help of  a rguably th ebes t Quee n s land Fiv e-eighth before King Wa l ly, Way neLinde nber g and the  lo cal ju nio r  talen t high light ed  by J ohn L a n g. .
In  the Queen s l and  Wiza rd  Cup  era, t he Easts Tigers ha v e m ade the Grand  Fi nalf i ve  ti m es alt ho u ghh a ving lost all m atches, th ef ir st to theR edc li ffe Dol phins i n 199 7  then l osing tothe Burle ig h Be a r s i n a memora ble extr a-time fi n al in 20 04. T hey  werede fea ted a gain i n  20 13 by  Macka yand th e nex tyear bythe Northern Pride. 201 8 sawthe d isa ppointmen t c o nti nue as th ey l ost to the  Re dcl iffeDol p hins. 

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The Easts_Tigers won_their next premiership in_1950, and_in_1951 the_Easts_Tigers contested the_Grand Final being_beaten by Southern Suburbs,_This meant that,_since_the revival of the club in 1946, they had played six grand finals in_succession._They reached_the_semis_in 1952 and the grand_final in 1953 where they_were again_beaten by Souths. In 1954, they failed to_make_the top four_so, for the first time in eight years they_failed to compete in the semi-finals._The club was_to_win_the Peter Scott Memorial_Trophy in the 1960 season but_did not have success again until_they won the pre-season competition in 1969.

The_15-year premiership drought forced club officials_to search for a top_coach and_in 1965 former international, Clive_Churchill was engaged_to try_to mould the_team into a premiership 13. _The effect was_the club’s appearance in the 1968_Grand_Final against Past_Brothers._Although_they lost_the Grand Final_it_sparked a_resurgence_in the Easts Tigers' performance for_years_to come and the Easts Tigers won_the Woolworths pre-season competition_in_1969.

The coach, Ted Verrenkamp,_and his successor, captain-coach Des_Morris, brought great success to the_club providing_the Easts_Tigers with numerous finals appearances and Grand Final victories throughout the_1970s. This was through the help_of arguably the best_Queensland Five-eighth_before_King Wally, Wayne_Lindenberg_and the_local junior talent highlighted by John Lang..

In_the Queensland_Wizard Cup era, the Easts Tigers_have made the Grand_Final_five times although having lost all_matches, the first to the Redcliffe_Dolphins in 1997 then losing_to_the_Burleigh Bears in a memorable_extra-time final in 2004. They were_defeated again in_2013 by Mackay and the next year_by_the Northern Pride. 2018 saw the_disappointment_continue as they lost to the_Redcliffe_Dolphins.

The_Club is currently led by_President, Keith Philips and Chief Executive_Officer, Brian Torpy. In 2008, the year of the_centenary of rugby_league in Australia, the Club_celebrated_its_seventy-fifth anniversary.

On 20 January 2011, through BASES Productions, a family_run entertainment_group. The Easts_Tigers began transmission of a fan-service to help boost the_profile of the club and its players_called TigerTV, in 2012 TigerTV began live broadcasting of entire matches_via the internet; TigerTV has been regularly hosting_live stream