Records

First Match: March 18, 2018 – Won 18-16 v Souths Logan, Davies Park
Colts Premierships: None
Finals Appearances: 1 – 2018

Most Games for the Club
40 Joshtel Charlie (2018-2019)
38 Brandon Jackonia (2018-2019)
32 Mark Rosendale (2018-2019)
28 Beau Berg (2018-2019)
27 Ewan Moore (2018-2019)
26 Colt Salmond (2019-2021)
25 Tom McGrath (2018-2021)
25 Jonah Rameka (2019-2021)
23 Sami Raivaroro (2021-2022 )
22 Evan Child (2018)
22 Patrick Gallen (2018)
22 Tyson Phineasa (2019, 2021)

Most Tries in a Match
3 Jahoiyakim Afoa v Western Clydesdales, Barlow Park – Rd 10, 2022. Northern Pride won 62-8,
3 Matti Moyle v Mackay, BB Print Stadium – Rd 6, 2021. Northern Pride won 38-22.
3 Beau Berg v Western Mustangs, 1300SMILES Stadium – Rd 2, 2019. Northern Pride won 54-8.
3 Terrence Casey-Douglas v Central Queensland, Stan Williams Park – Rd 21, 2018. Northern Pride won 48-16.
3 Quinlyn Cannon v Sunshine Coast, Stafford Park – Rd 20, 2018. Northern Pride won 66-6.

Most Tries in a Season
13 Quinlyn Cannon in 20 games, 2018
12 Brandon Jackonia in 19 games, 2018
11 Evan Child in 22 games, 2018
10 Brandon Jackonia in 19 games, 2019
10 Marc Naleba in 21 games, 2018
10 Mark Rosendale in 22 games, 2018

Most Tries for the Club
22 Brandon Jackonia in 38 games
13 Quinlyn Cannon in 20 games
12 Joshtel Charlie in 40 games
11 Evan Child in 22 games
11 Mark Rosendale in 32 games

Most Points in a Season
122 Jack Campagnolo in 14 games, 2018 (3T, 54G, 2FG)
96 Evan Child in 22 games, 2018 (11T, 26G)
83 Jai Doherty in 14 games, 2019 (1T, 39G, 1FG)
68 Zane Knowles in 12 games, 2021 (2T, 30G)
64 Sterling Addo-Nona in 9 games, 2022 (3T, 26G)

Most Points in a Match
22 Evan Child (1T, 9G) v Sunshine Coast, Stafford Park – Rd 20, 2018. Northern Pride won 66-6.
20 Jack Campagnolo (1T, 8G) v Central Queensland, Alan McIndoe Park – Rd 7, 2018. Northern Pride won 56-6.
18 Jahoiyakim Afoa (3T, 5G) v Western Clydesdales, Barlow Park – Rd 10, 2022. Northern Pride won 62-8,
18 Jai Doherty (9G) v Western Mustangs, 1300SMILES Stadium – Rd 2, 2019. Northern Pride won 54-8.
16 Zane Knowles (8G) v Souths Logan, Barlow Park – Rd 4, 2021. Northern Pride won 48-34.
16 Jack Campagnolo (1T, 6G) v Victoria, Barlow Park – Finals Week 2, 2018. Northern Pride won 32-22.

Most Goals in a Match
9 Jai Doherty v Western Mustangs, 1300SMILES Stadium – Rd 2, 2019. Northern Pride won 54-8.
9 Evan Child v Sunshine Coast, Stafford Park – Rd 20, 2018. Northern Pride won 66-6.
8 Zane Knowles v Souths Logan, Barlow Park – Rd 4, 2021. Northern Pride won 48-34.
8 Jack Campagnolo v Central Queensland, Alan McIndoe Park – Rd 7, 2018. Northern Pride won 56-6.

Most Points for the Club
122 Jack Campagnolo in 14 games (3T, 54G, 2FG)
98 Brandon Jackonia in 38 games (22T, 5G)
96 Evan Child in 22 games (11T, 26G)
83 Jai Doherty in 14 games (1T, 39G, 1FG)
74 Sterling Addo-Nona in 13 games (3T, 31G)

Biggest Winning Margins
60 66-6 v Sunshine Coast, Stafford Park – Rd 20, 2018.
54 62-8 v Western Clydesdales, Barlow Park – Rd 10, 2022.
50 56-6 v Sunshine Coast, Alan McIndoe Park – Rd 7, 2018.
46 54-8 v Western Mustangs, 1300SMILES Stadium – Rd 2, 2018.
34 34-0 v Easts, 1300SMILES Stadium – Rd 6, 2018.

Biggest Losing Margins
100 0-100 v Wynnum Manly, Callendar Park – Rd 13, 2022.
72 4-76 v Redcliffe, Mathieson Park – Rd 13, 2021.
70 76-6 v Townsville, Jack Manski Oval – Rd 14, 2022.
70 10-80 v Central Queensland, Browne Park – Rd 5, 2022.
66 12-78 v Burleigh, Barlow Park – Rd 11, 2022.
66 0-66 v Tweed, Tugun RLFC – Rd 6, 2022.
66 0-66 v Wynnum Manly, Barlow Park – Rd 1, 2021.

Longest Winning Streaks
7 (Round 1, 2019 – Round 8, 2019)
5 (Round 4, 2018 – Round 10, 2018)
4 (Round 17, 2018 – Round 21, 2018)

Longest Losing Streaks
12 (Round 11, 2022 – Round 4, 2023)
11 (Round 16, 2021 – Round 9, 2022)
11 (Round 16, 2019 – Round 3, 2021)

Junior Kiwis
1 Peter Hola (2018)

QRL Player of the Year
1 Tom McGrath (2019)

Club Player of the Year
2018 Peter Hola
2019 Tom McGrath
2021 Adam Hepworth

NRL Graduates
5 Robert Derby (2021-2022), Wiremu Greig (2018), Peter Hola (2018), Heilum Luki (2019-2020), Ray Tuaimalo-Vaega (2020)