Wynnum Wolves FC earned its first, much coveted promotion to the National Premier Leagues (NPL) Queensland – the state’s premier football competition – in 2024.

Three years into its NPL tenure the club continues to lift the professionalism of the men’s program at Wynnum – and for 2026 has introduced expanded training opportunities for players who have the desire, commitment and ambition to improve their football. Wynnum’s new hybrid training model offers a mix of both morning and early evening sessions and access to tailored exercise physiology guidance and S & C sessions to lift standards across the First team space. Squad members will have the opportunity to train up to five times a week on the field and be supported by a highly experienced High Performance team off the field.

The motivation for this new hybrid training model is two-fold according to Wynnum Wolves Head Coach Graham Harvey: to lift standards and performances across the program; and to help bridge the gap between NPL and professional level football for those players who have the ambition to push for higher-level opportunities in the game.

NPL Queensland will once again be a 12-team men’s league in 2026, kicking off in February. NPL teams will also compete in the Kappa Pro Series alongside FQPL 1 second-tier clubs – and will contest the Queensland Cup/Australia Cup knockout competition.

Opportunities to trial for Wynnum’s NPL Men’s teams – Firsts and Under 23s – are by INVITATION ONLY each season at the discretion of our NPL Head Coach and Football Director. Any enquiries about the men’s space at Wynnum Wolves can be directed to

headcoach@wynnumwolvesfc.com.au