Sherwood Magpies AFC
The Sherwood Districts Australian Football Club (Sherwood Magpies) is an inclusive club that offers the best possible personal and football development for all players, of all abilities, in a family friendly and community driven environment.
We are the elite Australian Rules club in the Western Suburbs of Brisbane, competing in AFL Queensland’s premier Australian Football Competition, the QAFL.
With over 700 registered players the Sherwood Magpies Compete in the QAFL Seniors, Reserves & Colts, QFA, QFAW Division 1 and Division 2, SEQ Juniors Boys & Girls and Auskick!
There is also a year round social AFL 9s competition available.
Quick Links
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Find out more about our Men’s AFL program here.
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Find out more about our Women’s AFL program here.
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Find out more about our Youth AFL program here.
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Find out more about our Junior AFL program here.
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Support our club & secure your Sherwood Magpies membership here.
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Enjoy brekkie, lunch & dinner with great live sport views at Fair Play Kitchen.
Functions also available. Open Wednesday to Sunday.
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Find out more about how your business can get involved with the Sherwood Magpies here.
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Latest News
Another season is in the books. It's a good moment to pause and recognise what our teams have put in across 2026…
For the first time in Magpies history, we've got six pairs of sisters running out in black and white. It's a historic moment for the club, and it says something about who we are…
Sherwood Magpies AFC recently turned 70. It's a milestone that seems big in isolation. But when you sit with the history of this club, you realise it's not about the number—it's about what those seven decades represent…
Community sport runs on volunteers. Everyone knows this. But somewhere along the way, umpires became a convenient target…
Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is one of the cruelest illnesses you can face. It progressively takes away movement, speech, and independence—while the mind stays completely intact. People with MND are trapped inside a body that no longer obeys them. There's no cure. There's no treatment that stops it…
The last few years, the Good for Footy Raffle raised $15-35k - money that goes directly into new equipment and keeping our club strong. And this year, we need your help to do it again! Entries close 12pm, 21 September.