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Southport Sharks has been named a finalist for Gold Coast’s Best Sporting Club at the 57th Gold Coast Sports Awards
Over 12 hours, our team and members will take on a continuous bike challenge — with someone riding every 30 minutes — to raise awareness and funds for those who need it most.
A small donation, a life-changing impact! Thanks to the Southport Sharks Community Benefits Fund, the Gold Coast Hospital Foundation now has MEQU Warmer Systems—critical technology that helps deliver emergency blood transfusions faster and safer than ever.
A new chapter in our commitment to community care. Southport Sharks is proud to expand our partnership with the Gold Coast Hospital Foundation, with Mantra at Sharks now serving as the Foundation’s Emergency Accommodation Provider.
Southport Sharks has always believed in the power of community, and at Gold Coast Hospital Foundation's donor event, we saw just how far that impact reaches.
Southport Sharks is marking International Women’s Day by celebrating the women who contribute to the organisation every day.
One night in a cardboard box to make a real impact. Southport Sharks CEO Dean Bowtell is stepping up to support homeless Australians, participating in the St Vincent de Paul CEO Sleepout at Cbus Stadium.
A well-deserved honour for a true community leader! Southport Sharks proudly congratulates Club Patron Paul Stevens on being awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for his incredible contributions to the Gold Coast.
Southport Sharks has been named the 2025 Gold Coast Club of the Year at the 57th Gold Coast Sports Awards, proudly presented by Triple M.
Southport Sharks has launched the Gold Coast Sports Tech Open Innovation Challenge—giving local startups the chance to trial real-world solutions inside an elite football environment. This is where bold ideas meet high-performance sport.
Southport Sharks is proud to be supporting The Great Shout, helping raise funds for Rural Aid and Queensland farmers doing it tough.
This week the AFL released its 2025 participation data, confirming that Aussie Rules has hit a national record of 625,000 participants.
