Cairns Cyclones
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| Full name | Cairns Cyclones |
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| Emblem | Cyclone |
| Colours | green, white, gold |
| Founded | 1996 |
| Sport | rugby league |
| League | Queensland Cup |
| Ground | Barlow Park |
| Capacity | 18,000 |
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| 2000 | 12th/12 |
| Premierships | Nil |
| Runners-Up | Nil |
| Minor Premierships | Nil |
| Wooden Spoons | Nil |
| Biggest win | 48-0 v Bundaberg at Salter Oval, 1998 |
| Worst defeat | 78-4 v Easts at Langlands Park, 2000 |
The Cairns Cyclones were a rugby league team that competed in the Queensland Cup competition from 1996-2000. After their great first year in 1996 when they made the Preliminary Finals, they dropped back as far as 12th. Due to a lack of local support from both people and other rugby league clubs in Cairns and increasing financial trouble, they withdrew from the Competition.
In 2008, a new Cairns-based side will take part in the Queensland Cup competition. They will be know as the Northern Pride.
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[edit] Colours
Their colours were Green, White and Gold
[edit] Home Ground
Barlow Park
[edit] Results
[edit] Queensland Cup
- 2000: 12th
- 1999: 8th
- 1998: 10th
- 1997: 9th
- 1996: Preliminary semi-finalists
[edit] Sources
- Cairns Cyclones Statistics retrieved December 7, 2005
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