Queensland State League (association football)






















Queensland State League (QSL)
Queensland State League (association football).svg
Founded2008
Folded2012
Country
 Australia
Confederation
AFC (Asia)
Number of teams13 (total)
Level on pyramid2
Last champions
Sunshine Coast (4th title)
Most championships
Sunshine Coast (4 titles)
Websitewww.QLDSL.com.au

The Queensland State League, often abbreviated to the QSL, was a men's semi-professional soccer league in the Australian state of Queensland. The league was created by the state’s governing body for the sport of association football, Football Queensland, in 2008, to fill the gap between the national league (A-League) and the various city and regional leagues in the State. It was replaced in 2013 by the National Premier League Queensland as part of a wider introduction of the National Premier Leagues across the Australian soccer league system.


The QSL was conducted across Queensland during the winter season and administered by Football Queensland. The league replaced the State Cup, which was held from 2004 to 2007 as an end-of-season tournament for teams representing the various regional zones. The QSL was intended as the showcase for the state’s elite talent, to provide a pathway from club football to the national ranks and a means of bringing association football more into the media spotlight. Sponsored by the Hyundai Motor Company the league was officially known as the Hyundai Queensland State League.




Contents





  • 1 Clubs


  • 2 Premiers


  • 3 Seasons

    • 3.1 2012


    • 3.2 2011


    • 3.3 2010


    • 3.4 2009


    • 3.5 2008



  • 4 External links


  • 5 References




Clubs


Although the league involved no promotion or relegation to other leagues, its membership changed over the length of the league due to various reasons. For season 2010, Olympic, Redlands City Devils and Logan United did not re-nominate to stay in the league (Olympic FC and Redlands City Devils elected to return to the Brisbane Premier League (BPL) competition and Logan United disbanded). Gold Coast Stars and Southern Cross United joined the league for the 2011 season, however Southern Cross United withdrew from the competition on 19 April 2011 after completing only six rounds of the 2011 season.




































































































TeamHome GroundCityYear EstablishedFirst Year in QSLLast Year in QSLCurrent Status
Brisbane StrikersPerry ParkBrisbane199120092012Playing in NPL Queensland
Bundaberg SpiritMarten OvalBundaberg200820092012Dissolved in 2012
Capricorn CougarsJardine ParkRockhampton200820092012Dissolved in 2012
Far North Queensland BullsBorzi ParkMareeba200920092012
Successor club playing in NPL Queensland
Gold Coast StarsRunaway Bay Sports CentreGold Coast201020112012Dissolved in 2012
Logan UnitedClem Jones FieldLogan200820092009Dissolved in 2010
North Queensland RazorbacksBrolga ParkTownsville200820092012
Successor club playing in NPL Queensland
Olympic FCGoodwin ParkBrisbane196720092009Playing in NPL Queensland
Queensland Academy of SportMeakin ParkBrisbane199120092012Inactive since 2013 NPL Queensland season
Redlands City DevilsCleveland ShowgroundsCleveland191820092009Playing in NPL Queensland
Southern Cross UnitedPerry ParkBrisbane201120112011Dissolved in 2011
Sunshine CoastStockland ParkSunshine Coast200720092012Playing in NPL Queensland
Whitsunday MinersHarrup ParkMackay200820092012Dissolved in 2012


Premiers




















YearChampionsGrand Final Winners
2012Brisbane Strikers
Sunshine Coast FC
2011Sunshine Coast FC
Sunshine Coast FC
2010Sunshine Coast FC
Sunshine Coast FC
2009Brisbane Strikers
Redlands City Devils
2008Sunshine Coast FC
Sunshine Coast FC


Seasons



2012






































































































Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
1

Brisbane Strikers
24
18
4
2
83
24
59
58
2

FNQ Bulls
24
15
5
4
56
28
28
50
3

Sunshine Coast FC
24
15
3
6
81
28
53
48
4

Whitsunday Miners
24
13
6
5
55
43
12
45
5

Queensland Academy of Sport
23
7
4
12
43
53
-10
25
6

Capricorn Cougars
24
6
5
13
42
58
-16
23
7

Bundaberg Spirit
23
5
6
12
32
52
-20
21
8

North Queensland Razorbacks
24
4
8
12
27
49
−22
20
9

Gold Coast Stars
24
2
3
19
18
102
−84
9


2011






































































































Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
1

Sunshine Coast FC
16
11
3
2
55
14
41
36
2

Brisbane Strikers
16
10
1
5
45
21
25
31
3

Whitsunday Miners
16
8
4
4
31
21
10
28
4

FNQ Bulls
16
8
3
5
42
26
16
27
5

Queensland Academy of Sport
16
7
5
4
35
26
9
26
6

Gold Coast Stars
16
8
2
6
28
25
3
26
7

North Queensland Razorbacks
16
5
5
6
36
31
5
20
8

Bundaberg Spirit
16
1
1
14
12
65
−53
4
9

Capricorn Cougars
16
0
4
12
13
69
−56
4


2010




























































































Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
1

Sunshine Coast FC
21
18
1
2
63
26
37
55
2

Brisbane Strikers
21
14
3
4
56
21
35
45
3

Far North Queensland Bulls
21
11
2
8
47
42
5
35
4

North Queensland Razorbacks
21
8
5
8
37
32
5
29
5

Queensland Academy of Sport
21
7
4
10
46
54
-8
25
6

Capricorn Cougars
21
6
3
12
28
42
-14
21
7

Whitsunday Miners
21
4
6
11
29
49
−20
18
8

Bundaberg Spirit
21
2
4
15
25
65
−40
10


2009


























































































































Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
1

Brisbane Strikers
20
16
2
2
69
19
50
50
2

Olympic FC
20
15
1
4
54
22
32
46
3

Sunshine Coast FC
20
13
2
5
55
28
27
41
4

Redlands City Devils
20
11
1
8
54
33
21
34
5

North Queensland Razorbacks
20
10
2
8
42
31
11
32
6

Logan United
20
9
5
6
35
35
0
32
7

Far North Queensland Bulls
20
7
3
10
38
42
−4
24
8

Queensland Academy of Sport
20
7
3
10
35
46
−11
24
9

Capricorn Cougars
20
6
1
13
33
58
−25
19
10

Whitsunday Miners
20
4
3
13
30
50
−20
15
11

Bundaberg Spirit
20
0
1
19
14
95
−81
1


2008
















































































































Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
F
A
GD
Pts
1

Sunshine Coast FC
18
17
1
1
73
11
62
49
2

Brisbane Strikers
18
12
3
3
37
18
19
39
3

North Queensland Razorbacks
18
12
1
5
53
23
30
37
4

Redlands City Devils
18
11
1
6
50
30
20
34
5

Olympic FC
18
9
2
7
39
37
2
29
6

Queensland Academy of Sport
18
6
3
9
33
40
−7
21
7

Capricorn Cougars
18
5
3
10
20
37
−17
18
8

Logan United
18
3
3
12
23
60
−37
12
9

Whitsunday Miners
18
3
2
13
29
64
−35
11
10

Bundaberg Spirit
18
3
1
14
13
50
−37
10


External links


  • Hyundai Queensland State League official website

  • Football Queensland official website

  • Brisbane Strikers

  • Bundaberg Spirit

  • Capricorn Cougars

  • Far North Queensland Bulls

  • Gold Coast Stars

  • North Queensland Razorbacks

  • Olympic FC

  • Southern Cross United

  • Sunshine Coast FC

  • Whitsunday Miners


References













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