“Sport”

Sunshine Coast Lightning has announced a change in ownership with Global Sports Fund Management Group who will become the new licence holder beginning October 1, 2025.

The 7 Years to Grow initiative brought communities and schools together across the Sunshine Coast, to plant trees and celebrate the countdown to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Sunshine Coast Lightning is set to celebrate its 10th season in the Suncorp Super Netball league in 2026. Featuring a refreshed squad, exciting fixtures including First Nations Rounds, and expanded global broadcast coverage.

The Sunshine Coast will play host to the final showdown of the 2025 Wheelchair Rugby National League, as Queensland teams lead the competition heading into the season finale.

Brisbane Roar is excited to confirm that the club’s Isuzu UTE A-League Men side will face Central Coast Mariners in a pre-season fixture on Sunday, August 24 at Sunshine Coast Stadium in Bokarina.

More than 15,000 runners from across Australia and around the world will descend on Alexandra Headland for the 2025 EVA Air Sunshine Coast Marathon Festival, taking place on Sunday 3 August.

Celebrating seven years to go until the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games with 7 Years to Grow - a vibrant initiative to green our backyard and work towards a more sustainable region in 2032 and beyond.

More than 6,000 young athletes, coaches and supporters will converge on the Sunshine Coast for four days of junior netball fun and community celebration.

Australia’s premier winter lawn bowls event returns to the Sunshine Coast from July 4–18, uniting bowlers from across the country for two weeks of competition, camaraderie and coastal charm.

KRASH SCX 2025, a multi-action sports event competition in its sixth year, will fire up on the beautiful Sunshine Coast at Alexandra Headland from May 23-25.

Queensland’s Wheelchair Rugby League team will train on the Sunshine Coast from May 23 to 25 ahead of the 2025 State Challenge.

Australia and New Zealand's elite basketball players were on show at UniSC Arena as part of the inaugural AUS v NZL Trans-Tasman Throwdown series.

Australia's next generation of rugby stars will light up Queensland's south-east as part of a historic new tournament backed by Rugby Australia and Australian Schools Rugby Union.

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