North Queensland Cowboys

The New Year will bring with it the completion of another jewel in the crown of Townsville with the North Queensland Cowboys Community, Training

Brisbane have confirmed the signing of North Queensland NRL premiership-winning forward John Asiata on a one-year contract.

Here is all you need to know about the North Queensland Cowboys' 2021 Telstra Premiership draw. North Queensland will start their 2021 campaign in difficult fashion with an away trip against the Panthers on March 13 before returning home for two games at Queensland Country Bank Stadium against the Dragons …

The North Queensland Cowboys are preparing for success in the 2021 season with a change to the coaching lineup. New assistant coach Steve Georgallis has joined the Cowboys fresh from the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, and told Peter Psaltis he’s eager to …

Cowboys playmaker Jake Clifford will depart North Queensland at the end of the 2021 season to link up with the Newcastle Knights.Clifford, 22, will join the Knights on a two-year deal commencing in

Former Storm and Dragons star Gareth Widdop has reportedly been offered to the North Queensland Cowboys for an NRL comeback. Widdop's management and his Super League club Warrington have contacted …

Cowboys playmaker Jake Clifford will join the Knights ahead of the 2022 after officially signing a deal with the club on Tuesday. The 22-year-old halfback, who played 14 matches for North Queensland this season,

Marshall's career with the Tigers officially came to an end at the conclusion of the 2020 season with the club electing not to offer the veteran a new contract. It was revealed last month that the Cowboys were interested in bringing the 35-year-old up north but that move has now …

North Queensland coach Todd Payten is aiming to recruit an outside back with proven try-scoring ability to help achieve his ambition of returning the Cowboys to the finals next season. Payten, who is awaiting the arrival of assistant coach Steve Georgallis from isolation in Queensland,

Esan Marsters had a mixed first season as a Cowboy, but one thing that can't be denied is the centre's offload production. The Kiwi threw a team-high 25 offloads – and he only played 12 games. North Queensland gained 205.