Brisbane Tigers have confirmed the re-election of Keith Phillips as President for another three-year term, extending his leadership to 15 years. Phillips, who has been at the helm since 2010, continues to guide the club with a strong vision for success and growth in both senior and junior rugby league.
Under Phillips’ leadership, the Brisbane Tigers have solidified their position as one of Queensland’s most competitive rugby league clubs. His tenure has seen significant achievements, including strategic investments in player development, community engagement initiatives, and improvements to club facilities. His reappointment reflects the continued trust and confidence the club has in his leadership.
One of the key projects under his administration is the $10 million dollar refurbishment of Totally Workwear Stadium, aimed at enhancing the club’s home ground with upgraded facilities, improved spectator experiences, and better amenities for players and staff.
Joining him on the 2025 Brisbane Tigers Committee are a dedicated group of individuals committed to furthering the club’s legacy:
- Ray Grieshaber
- Des Morris
- John Eales
- Greg Conroy
- Olivia Roberts
- Shane Edwards
- Terry Kempnich
- Darryl Bogan
- John O’Leary
- Mike Hendy
- Helen Hendy
- Jon Green
- Brooke Hawken
The committee members bring a diverse range of experience, ensuring that the club continues to thrive both on and off the field. Their expertise in various areas of business, sport, and community engagement will be instrumental in guiding the Tigers through the next chapter of their storied history.
Speaking on his re-election, Phillips expressed his gratitude for the continued support from the club and its members.
“It is an absolute honour to serve as President of the Brisbane Tigers for another term. The club holds a special place in my heart, and I am incredibly proud of what we have achieved together. With the support of our dedicated committee, players, and supporters, I look forward to building on our successes and steering the club towards a bright future.”
The Brisbane Tigers continue to play a vital role in the Queensland rugby league community, fostering emerging talent and maintaining strong ties with local fans. With Phillips at the helm and a committed committee backing him, the club is well-positioned for continued growth and success in the coming years.
