THE Jimboomba Redbacks' 20 year anniversary was celebrated with five home games and family friendly entertainment on Saturday.
More than 1000 supporters turned up on the day to celebrate the milestone including club founder John Jenkins, Logan MP Linus Power and former club presidents.
The event featured a jumping castle, balloons, food vans, fireworks and the auction of a signed Collingwood Magpies guernsey.
Jimboomba Redbacks president Tom Vidoni said he was proud to see the anniversary was well supported in the community.
"We couldn't have done it without the support of our wonderful volunteers who turned up to help set up for the day," he said.
"I think we are having the best year ever, our brand is strong and culture is sensational," he said.
Under 14
The under 14 Jimboomba Redbacks defeated Victoria Point at Glenlogan Park in front of hundreds of supporters celebrating the club's 20 year anniversary.
The Redbacks took the lead in the first quarter and never looked at risk winning the remaining three quarters convincingly.
Michael, Joshua and Isaac Pope scored goals and Owen Maguire was named player of the match.
Jimboomba won 40-13.
Under 17
The under 17 Jimboomba Redbacks secured their tenth consecutive win this season against an overwhelmed Coorparoo side.
Jimboomba's intensity was strong from the first bounce and never subsided.
Lily Pearce dominated the ruck, Hayley Milne and Bonnie Ryan controlled the back line and Jesica Prang led the attack to score three goals.
Player of the match Chloe Ackland enjoyed her best performance this year with strong footwork and two goals.
Assistant coach David Balmforth said he was proud to see the girls work as a cohesive team.
"Some really good link ups and teamwork allowed them to control the game and chip away to apply scoreboard pressure," he said.
Jimboomba won 69-15.
Under 16
It all came down to the final quarter in a tightly contested game between the Jimboomba Redbacks under 16 side and Morningside Panthers.
The Redbacks kept within striking distance of the Panthers in the first half with a 10 point deficit.
A strong start to the third quarter saw the Redbacks claim the lead, albeit briefly, as the Panthers evened the score at 52-52 going into the final quarter.
The Redbacks failed to score in the last quarter which led to victory for the Panthers 76-52.
Under 12
The under 12 Jimboomba Redbacks surged to a 12 point lead in the first five minutes of their clash against Ferny Grove.
However, this trajectory did not continue as the score rate slowed and both teams did not give an inch.
Jimboomba's defenses were rock solid with Ferny Grove only scoring one behind.
The Redbacks won 24-1.
Jessie McMillan was player of the match while goals were scored by Bryson Winkles and Lawson Muller.
Under 15
The under 15 Jimboomba Redbacks won against a depleted Coorparoo line up over the weekend.
While Coorparoo was missing four players, they brought their best confrontational spirit to the game.
Coach Fred Meddings said every goal and point was hard fought.
"The pressure we applied right across the ground was fantastic," he said
"The score didn't reflect how well Coorparoo played."
Unfortunately, key player Tekita was injured on the field and was taken to hospital via ambulance.
Coach Meddings wished Tekita a speedy recovery.
"As a coach it's something you don't want to see, for our team or any opposition team," he said.
Jimboomba won 44-1.
