All Sports Medical Team

The second half of 2026 is shaping up to be one of our busiest and most rewarding periods yet.

The All Sports Medical Team is proud to once again provide medical coverage at some of Australia’s most significant community sporting and cultural events, including:

🏉 Murri Rugby League Carnival
🖤💛❤️ Koori Knockout
🏆 Walgett Knockout
🤝 Harmony 9’s

These events are far more than sport. They are celebrations of culture, community and connection.

We are especially proud of our ongoing commitment to improving First Nations health equity through accessible, high-quality event healthcare. Every athlete, official, volunteer and spectator deserves the same standard of professional medical care, regardless of where they live or where they play.

Our team of doctors, paramedics, nurses, physiotherapists and sports trainers will once again be on the sidelines, helping keep communities safe while supporting participation in sport that strengthens physical health, mental wellbeing and community connection.

As a proud community focused team, we believe healthcare should never be a barrier to participation. That’s why we continue to reinvest in the communities we serve, working alongside event organisers and community leaders to deliver evidence-based, culturally respectful healthcare when and where it’s needed most.

To everyone we’ll meet over the coming months we look forward to standing beside you.

One team. One purpose. Better health outcomes for every community.

🏉 The countdown is on!

The All Sports Medical Team is proud to once again be part of the 2026 PCYC NSW Nations of Origin, providing medical coverage for the Rugby League Tournament at Whalan Reserve on 14–15 July 2026.

Nations of Origin is far more than a rugby league carnival. It is a unique four-day event that brings together First Nations and non-First Nations young people to celebrate culture, community and identity through sport.

Built on the pillars of Reconciliation, Education, Cultural Identity and Sport, the tournament empowers the next generation while fostering lifelong friendships, leadership and respect.
Our doctors, paramedics, nurses and sports trainers are honoured to stand alongside players, families, volunteers and organisers, ensuring a safe environment so every athlete can perform at their best.

From the opening whistle to the final siren, we’ll be there delivering professional event healthcare, responding when needed, and supporting one of Australia’s most inspiring youth sporting events.

We look forward to working alongside PCYC NSW, volunteers, Elders, officials and the many communities represented throughout the tournament.

See you at Whalan Reserve!
Find out more about Nations of Origin:�
https://www.pcycnsw.org.au/youth-programs/nations-of-origin/

From rugby league and football fields… to netball and basketball courts.

From strapping ankles… to delivering advanced emergency medical care.

No matter the event, one thing remains the same, our commitment to keeping communities safe.

Tonight, the All Sports Medical Team is proud to be providing medical coverage at the 2026 Brisbane NAIDOC Ball, an evening celebrating the culture, achievements and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across South-East Queensland. The Ball brings together community, Elders, leaders, artists and allies to recognise outstanding First Nations excellence through a night of celebration, connection and recognition.

It is a privilege to support such an important event, ensuring guests can celebrate with confidence knowing experienced medical professionals are on hand should they be needed.

We’re honoured to serve behind the scenes so the focus can remain where it belongs, on celebrating culture, community and excellence.

To learn more about the Brisbane NAIDOC Ball, visit:

https://www.laceyevents.com.au/brisbane-naidoc-ball-2026

To learn more about the Brisbane NAIDOC Ball,

Happy National Paramedic Day

Today, we recognise and celebrate the incredible work of paramedics across Australia who dedicate their lives to protecting the health and wellbeing of others.

Whether responding to life-threatening emergencies, providing care at community sporting events, supporting major events, or working in some of the country’s most remote and challenging environments, paramedics bring clinical excellence, professionalism and compassion to every patient they encounter.

At All Sports Medical Team, we are proud to have highly skilled paramedics who share a commitment to delivering evidence-based healthcare wherever it is needed. Their ability to make calm, critical decisions under pressure helps keep athletes, officials, volunteers and spectators safe while ensuring events can continue with confidence.

Today is also an opportunity to acknowledge the families who support our paramedics, the multidisciplinary teams they work alongside, and every first responder who contributes to safer communities.

To every paramedic—thank you for your commitment, your resilience and your unwavering dedication to serving others.

Happy National Paramedic Day.

The All Sports Medical Team Paramedics and Doctor are at the QLD MURRI V He Tu Hei Tia URI ARILI at Caloundra Sharks providing medical event coverage.

Wishing all the players and spectators a safe and fun day watching the high level of skill put on by these amazing young teams.

The All Sports Medical Team is providing Medical coverage at the Queensland Police Service Rugby League, SEA knockout including the Jay Notaro Dream Team and the ABF Future Immortals game. Has been a great 2 days off footy. One last day of footy coming and is expected to be just as good at the last 2 days

The Medical Team Doctor, Paramedic and Sports Trainer provided coverage at the 2026 Masters at Runaway Bay. This saw the two days well covered with both on field injuries and injury prevention.

The little bit of rain didn’t dampen the spirits and the team used 34kms of tape to help prevent injuries over the course of the 2 days.

It was another successful event.

As we head toward the New Year, the team at All Sports Medical Team would like to wish our sporting communities, volunteers, officials, and partners a safe and enjoyable festive season.

This time of year brings well earned rest, celebrations, and time with family and friends but also an increased risk of injury and illness.

Please take care when travelling, training, celebrating, or returning to preseason activities, and look out for one another.

Thank you to everyone who has supported, volunteered, and worked alongside us throughout the year. We look forward to continuing to support safe sport and community events in the year ahead.

Stay safe, stay well, and we’ll see you in the New Year.