The full Redlands Rebels club gathered together after a session

Redlands · Queensland

A Sunday club.
A second family.

More than a Boccia club. Redlands Rebels is a place to play, belong and grow, from your very first throw to competition at the highest levels.

Come along this Sunday What is boccia?

The club

We play. We belong. We compete.

Every Sunday, the hall comes alive with ramps, boccia balls, conversation, laughter, and plenty of friendly competition.

Redlands Rebels is a welcoming social Boccia club where people of all abilities and experience levels can come together, have a go, meet new people, and enjoy being part of a supportive community.

Some players throw, some roll, and some use a ramp. Whether you’re brand new to Boccia or have been playing for years, there’s a place for you here.

For us, Boccia is about more than the game. It’s about connection, confidence, inclusion, and having somewhere you genuinely look forward to being each week.

Different abilities. One community. All Rebels.

Meet the club

Two Redlands Rebels celebrating a point on court

Two teammates fist-bumping in front of a Boccia Australia backdrop

Play

Come along for relaxed, friendly Boccia every Sunday. No experience, equipment or try-outs needed — we have the balls, ramps and support to help you get started.

Belong

Redlands Rebels is about more than sport. It’s the birthdays, after-club lunches, laughs, celebrations, friendships and conversations that keep people coming back each week.

Compete

For players who want to take Boccia further, there are opportunities to develop skills and explore competition pathways. From local events to higher-level competition, we’ll support you along the way.

Five Redlands Rebels members lined up in the hall after a Sunday session

“Sundays are the highlight of the week.”
— A Rebel, after training

The sport

Boccia, said bot-cha.

A precision target sport designed for athletes or individuals with physical disabilities. Red or blue leather balls. One white jack. Closest to the jack wins the end. It is one of only two Paralympic sports with no Olympic counterpart.

Players throw, roll, or use a ramp. Everyone competes from a seated position. Strategy matters as much as the arm.

How a game works

Club life