Every month we love to bring you the most interesting and fun active events for you and your team in and around Brisbane. Our mission here at SportUP is to help Brisbanites get active and play sport for fun. So, check out below your top 5 active, social and fun events that are perfect opportunities for your squad to get together outside the game and just have fun.
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The Bullets NBL25 roster, guided by Hostplus Head Coach Justin Schueller, is now finalized and showcases a combination of new and returning talent. Returning players include Josh Bannan, Tyrell Harrison, Sam McDaniel, Mitch Norton, Casey Prather, Isaac White, and Rocco Zikarsky. Joining them are new additions James Batemon, Keandre Cook, Deng Adel, Tohi Smith-Milner, and Jarred Bairstow. Development Players Kye Savage, Josh Kunen, and Tristan Devers round out the Bulletsâ team.
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This season, fans have an array of seating options to match their preferences and budget, ensuring everyone can find their ideal game-day experience. If youâre eager to be right in the heart of the action, courtside seats offer an unparalleled proximity to the action, while seats in the stands provide a panoramic view of all the moments unfolding on the court.
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From the family-friendly pre-game precinct to in game entertainment, thereâs no shortage of fun both on and off the court. Donât miss your chance to cheer on the Brisbane Bullets as they compete in NBL25. Secure your tickets today and be part of the action-packed season ahead.
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Join the MS Moonlight Walk and step into the enchanting moonlight, as you join us for either a 3km or 6km walk through the beautiful Roma Street Parkland to shine a light on neurological conditions.
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As the sun dips below the horizon, the parklands transform into a picturesque haven, illuminated by the gentle glow of twinkling stars above. The air is filled with anticipation and excitement as participants gather, united by a common cause; together we will shine a light on neuro!
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In a major development, the 2024 edition will see the introduction of promotion and relegation with the winner of the Menâs and Womenâs Pacific Bowls to play off against the third-placed Pacific Cup nations for a place in their respective 2025 Pacific Cup pools.
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Fiji will host Pacific Championship matches for the first time as the event expands further into the Pacific in 2024, with Port Moresbyâs Santos Stadium to once again host matches alongside Brisbane, Christchurch, Auckland and Sydney.
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NRL CEO Andrew Abdo said the introduction of promotion and relegation adds extra significance to each contest following the success of the maiden Pacific Championships in 2023. Â
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âThe 2024 Pacific Championships will be the biggest sporting event in the region,â Mr. Abdo said. Â
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âThis year we have raised the stakes by adding promotion and relegation across the menâs and womenâs tournaments so there is a great deal at stake in the Pacific Championships.â Â
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Abdo said the 2024 Pacific Championships will once again serve as a reminder of the cultural significance of Rugby League within Pasifika communities.
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âAs the Pacificâs largest sport, Rugby League is fast becoming the language that unifies the region.
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âThe Pacific Championships is a powerful showcase and celebration of culture, connecting passionate Rugby League fans in each host city and nation into one pulsating sporting community. Â
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âFans will have the opportunity to experience the unique colour and atmosphere that the Pacific Championships brings with each venue hosting double-header match days to create a carnival atmosphere with local and visiting supporters.â
The upcoming season of the Womenâs National Cricket League (WNCL) kicked off on September 24 and will run till March 2 (2025), showcasing Australiaâs leading domestic female cricket talent. Matches will take place across several prominent cities, including Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Hobart, at some of the nationâs most iconic cricket venues.. These diverse locations are set to provide a variety of playing conditions, from the fast-paced surfaces of the WACA to the temperate, swinging conditions in Hobart. Each venue will host six home matches for their respective teams, ensuring local fans can witness high-quality cricket action firsthand.
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Cricket Australia has unveiled the schedule for this summerâs Womenâs Big Bash League, with the tenth edition of the T20 tournament getting underway on Sunday, October 27.
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The WBBL has been shortened to 43 matches this season, including three finals games, to align with the menâs competition which was also reduced last summer.
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The Gabba will host a WBBL match for the first time in six years this summer, with the Brisbane Heat facing reigning champions Adelaide Strikers at the iconic venue on Saturday, November 9. Adelaide Oval, the SCG and the MCG will also host WBBL matches in an expanded âStadium Seriesâ.
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