Where competing is still fun!
The Maryborough Masters Games is an annual sporting event that is regarded as one of the premier and largest participation sporting events in the Wide Bay region.
It is expected over 1,000 participants will compete across 30 different sports this year.
The only criteria to compete in the Maryborough Masters Games is that you must meet the minimum age requirement. Most sports the minimum age requirement is 30 years old onwards. The games do not impose qualifying standards and welcomes participants from all over the world.
The Maryborough Masters Games offer participants a wide range of different sports, from softball to athletics and tennis, providing an opportunity for participants to try out a new sport and compete in multiple sports during the week. Athletes can register as an individual or in a team.
23rd September – 9th October 2017
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Sports
Archery (2018)
Athletics 
Badminton (2018)
Baseball (2018)
Basketball 
BMX (2018)
Chess (2018)
Cricket (2018)
Croquet 
Cycling (2018)
Darts 
Eight Ball
Equestrian (2018)
Football 
Golf (2018)
Hockey (2018)
Indoor Volleyball (2018)
Lawn Bowls (2018)
Motorcycling (2018)
Mountain Biking (2018)
Netball (2018)
Running / Walking 
Shooting – Rifle & Pistol Club
Shooting – SSAA Fraser Coast
Shooting – Tiaro 
Softball (2018)
Squash (2018)
Swimming 
Table Tennis (2018)
Tennis (2018)
Tenpin Bowling (2018)
Touch (2018)
Triathlon (2018)Nominate your club to join in 2018!
Latest News and Results
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