Collingwood Park Australian Football Club

Collingwood Park Power

Names
Full name	Collingwood Park Australian Football Club
Club details
Founded	1985
Colours	Black Teal and White
Competition	Queensland Australian Football League
President	Phil Coombs
Coach	Rex Watts
Ground(s)	Moreton Avenue Redbank Plains QLD 4301
Other information
Official website	Collingwood Park AFC website

Overview

Collingwood Park Power Australian Football Club (nicknamed "The Power") is a Redbank Plains based club competing in the AFL Queensland and AFL Brisbane Juniors^[1] [Australian rules football] competition.^[2]

The Junior teams participate in the AFL Brisbane Juniors competition and caters for boys and girls up to Under 16's, including the Auskick program for skills development of our younger players.^[3]

The Senior team (established in 2009) competes in the South East Queensland AFL: QAFA B Central competition^[4]

Origins

Collingwood Park Power was established in the mid 1980s as the Moreton-Ipswich Gazelles JAFC Inc, and boasts a proud history of several finals appearances, grand finals wins and several local and state representative players.

During 1999, the club became formally known as registered under its new name Collingwood Park Power JAFC and gained permission to wear the Port Adelaide pre season Competition jumper.

In 2007 the club changed its name to Collingwood Park Power Australian Football Club. And in 2010 "The Power" had kicked off their inaugural senior's campaign.

The power take much pride in their new clubhouse facility built by the Ipswich City Council in 2013.

Life Members

There are currently four (4) life members of the club: Phil Grieger (dec.), Rex Watts, Bert Fahey, Phil Coombs

External links

Cited references

↑ "aflbj.com". aflbj.com. Retrieved 2016-10-31.
↑ "Home - AFL Queensland". Aflq.com.au. Retrieved 2016-10-31.
↑ "Collingwood Park Power JAFC - Collingwood Park JAFC - SportsTG". Sportingpulse.com. Retrieved 2016-10-31.
↑ Collingwood Park AFC website

AFLQ State Association (QAFL)

NEAFL clubs	Aspley Brisbane Lions reserves Gold Coast reserves Northern Territory Redland Southport

QAFL clubs	Broadbeach Labrador Morningside Mount Gravatt Palm Beach Currumbin Sandgate Surfers Paradise University of Queensland Western Magpies Wilston Grange

QFA North clubs	Aspley Caboolture Caloundra Kedron Mayne Maroochydore Roos Nambour & Hinterland Noosa Redcliffe

QFA South clubs	Alexandra Hills Bond University Football Club Burleigh Coolangatta Tweed Heads Coomera Coorparoo Kenmore Robina Springwood Wynnum Yeronga South Brisbane

QAFA (A) clubs	Beenleigh Calamvale Carrara Saints Griffith Moorooka Ipswich Logan City Pine Rivers Swans University of Queensland

QAFA (B) Central clubs	Collingwood Park Jimoomba Redbacks Kedron Kenmore University of Queensland Woodsmen Yeronga South Brisbane Zillmere

QAFA (B) North clubs	Bribie Island Glasshouse Gympie Maroochydore Noosa Tigers Pomona

QAFA (B) South clubs	Ballina Burleigh Byron Bay Lismore Robina Tweed Coast

QWAFL clubs	Coolangatta Tweed Heads Coorparoo Griffith Moorooka University of Queensland Wilston Grange Yeronga South Brisbane Zillmere

QWAFA clubs	Bond University Football Club Caboolture Ipswich University of Queensland Western Magpies Zillmere

Former QAFL clubs	Caloundra Coorparoo Kedron Kedron Grange Locomotives Maroochy Northshore Sherwood South Brisbane Sunshine Coast Valley Windsor-Zillmere Wynnum Yeronga

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