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Swifts Rugby League Football Club, commonly referred to as Swifts Bluebirds or simply as Swifts is an Australian semi-professional rugby league club based in Purga, Ipswich, Queensland. The club currently competes in the City of Ipswich Mayor's A Grade Cup.[1] The club was founded in 1919.[2]
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Swifts Rugby League Football Club was founded in 1919 as Booval Rugby League Football Club. The emblem used was a "Swift" Bluebird. It was chosen because it had a variety of attributes such as courage, speed and strength. Although, the original jersey colours consisted of sky blue and white, as well as black shorts, in 1951, the merger of Booval Swifts and All Sports has now added the colour red to the jersey.[2]
In the 2019 finals, they eliminated Redbank Plains Bears with a 41–28 victory in week one of the finals, before defeating the Goodna & Districts Eagles 26-22 last weekend. On 15 September, the third placed, Swifts faced the minor premiers, Brothers Ipswich in the grand final.[3][4]
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Current 2018 squad:[5]
- Aaron Angareu
- Aaron Nemani
- Andrew Telea
- Aurangzeb Nuuola
- Brendan O'Reilly
- Brigg Hille
- Dale Palmer-Barton
- Edward Crooks
- Elliot Standfield
- Fernando Asiata
- Fine Faingaa
- Fiohiva Siale Faingaa
- Harold Mosby
- Heine Haworth
- Henry Povey
- Isimeeli Hafoka
- Javarn White
- Jaydn Callan
- Jesse Crossan
- Jesse Roberts
- Jordan Hemopo
- Kieren Saltner
- Kurtis Lingwoodock
- Liam Callan
- Michael Molloy
- Pio Seci
- Ratunaisa Vatuinaruku
- Riley Poimatagi
- Robert Fletcher
- Samuel O'Connell
- Scott Mace
- Sherrick Hemopo
- Stephen O'Donohue
- Stuart Webb
- Tele Salesa
- Totini - John Totini
- Tyran Chapman
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