About the Club

Caloundra Sharks Junior Rugby League Football Club established on 4th June 1970 and  has  been  a  dominant  force  on  the  Sunshine  Coast  over  the  past  50 odd years. 

Early training and games of the Caloundra Sharks Juniors were conducted at the 

Caloundra  State  High  School,  and  today  we  return  the  favour  by  allowing  the school to hold their sporting carnivals on our fields. 

By  1981,  the  club  had  grown  to  five  teams,  and  after  the  hard  work  of  many 

volunteers and a $10,000 grant from the then Caloundra Council, we were able 

to officially open our own clubhouse on 1st August 1984 with the guest of honour the then Queensland and Australian Rugby League captain, Wally Lewis. 

People are attracted to our club because of family values, mateship, club spirit 

and our success on field. 

With the support of business around the Sunshine Coast, the Caloundra Sharks 

Junior Rugby League Club plays a vital role in the development and expansion of 

rugby league within the Sunshine Coast region. 

We are expecting our club to grow considerably over the next few years with the 

Caloundra South Development. Our club is the closest rugby league club to this 

new  area,  and  we  will  see  more  families  join  our  community  through  this 

expansion. 

In  2022  the  club  has  over  500+  Registered  Players,  35  Teams  and  in  excess  of 

200+  volunteers.  The  entire  club  including  grounds  are  run  and  maintained 

purely by volunteers. 

Caloundra Junior Rugby League has been awarded a significant amount of club, 

player and team awards over the past 50+ years.