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Wednesday, 08 September 2010 06:43 |
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Trials for the U16 Northern Pride Academy team will be held tonight at Jones Park, Mann St from 5pm. The trials are open and any local player born in 1995 or 1996 to register, attend and trial by completing the form attached here. If you can not attend but would like to be considered for selection please complete a form, write on it that you can not attend but would like to be considered and return by one of the methods listed. At least 100 players are expected tonight and some first class football will be on display.
Entry is free and there will be bar and canteen facilities available. We look forward to seeing you there. |
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Wednesday, 08 September 2010 06:34 |
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 Emma Greenwood © The Cairns Post - PRIDE coach David Maiden says yesterday's team selection was ''without a doubt'' his toughest since becoming head coach.
Maiden recalled three Cowboys players to the Pride side for Sunday’s elimination final against Queensland Cup minor premiers Souths Logan in Brisbane.
While his team was celebrating immediately after their semi-final win against Wynnum-Manly on Sunday, Maiden’s thoughts had already turned to what he knew would be a tough decision – whether to recall the four Cowboys who had qualified to be part of the Pride’s finals campaign. Read more: Pride rope in Cowboys |
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Wednesday, 08 September 2010 06:31 |
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Emma Greenwood © The Cairns Post - IT'S a new year, a new group and a new attitude for the Pride but some old wounds still remain raw.
The Pride are one win away from a second successive Queensland Cup grand final and while they are putting the title out of their heads for now, the memory of coming so close last year remains clear. Read more: Out for finals redemption |
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Monday, 06 September 2010 10:51 |
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Emma Greenwood © The Cairns Post - THERE'S nothing Pride coach David Maiden enjoys more than watching his team ''play footy''.
Not just take part in a game of rugby league, but really open the throttle and show the full extent of their ability and flair.
But Maiden could not have been happier after watching the Pride survive a game that turned into a dour grind yesterday.
Regardless of how it was achieved, the Pride’s 28-12 win against Wynnum-Manly yesterday left Maiden thrilled, with the club just one win away from a second successive Queensland Cup grand final. Read more: Pride in finals mode |
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