In pictures: QRL Awards major award winners
The Queensland Rugby League Awards saw people honoured across all levels of the game - community, statewide competitions and State of Origin. Photos: Erick Lucero/QRL
BMD Premiership Coach of the Year Amanda Ohl and Hostplus Cup Coach of the Year Lionel Harbin, both from Central Queensland Capras.
Steph Hancock Medal winner Mariah Storch.
Petero Civoniceva Medal winner Taine Tuaupiki.
Mariah Storch and Taine Tuaupiki.
BMD Premiership Team of the Year.
Hostplus Cup Team of the Year.
Rookie of the Year, Taine Tuaupiki. Photo: Erick Lucero/QRL
Ron McAuliffe Medal winner Patrick Carrigan and FOGS Peter Jackson Memorial Award winner Ben Hunt.
Annie Banks Medal winner Ali Brigginshaw.
Renae Kunst Medal winner Sarah Walker.
Hostplus Cup leading points scorer Josh Rogers.
Hastings Deering Colts Player of the Year Jonah Glover.
Auswide Bank Mal Meninga Cup Player of the Year Jye Gray.
XXXX Community Club of the Year was awarded to Miles Devils Senior Rugby League and accepted by president, Ken Brown. Photo: Erick Lucero/QRL
Auswide Bank Community Program of the Year went to Walk With Me 4 Autism All Abilities Rugby League Experience and was accepted by Sonya Olsen. Photo: Erick Lucero/QRL
The 2022 Shell V-Power Volunteer of the Year was Shelly Roberton. Photo: Erick Lucero/QRL
Jacintha McAvoy-Geia was awarded the 2022 Harvey Norman Female Contribution Award. Photo: Erick Lucero/QRL
The Ned Australian Whisky Community Coach Award went to Emerald Tigers mentor, Bradley Hulm. Photo: Erick Lucero/QRL

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