Bingham Cup Brisbane

The Bingham Cup and Amanda Mark Cup bring the world's gay and inclusive rugby community together in Brisbane. Visitors can experience three days of international rugby, inclusive competition and a welcoming atmosphere. Teams travel from around the world to compete, connect and celebrate the game they love.

The Bingham Cup features men's teams, while the Amanda Mark Cup showcases women and gender diverse players. Matches include teams with varied levels of experience. Every contest is played with pride, determination and respect. Spectators can follow the competition from the opening matches through to the finals and trophy presentations.

Beyond the rugby, the event offers a celebration of inclusion, friendship and belonging. Visitors can cheer from the sidelines, meet players and supporters, and share in the energy of a global sporting community. The tournament creates connections across cultures and gives inclusive rugby clubs a stage.

The Bingham Cup honours Mark Bingham, a gay American rugby player who helped confront hijackers aboard United Airlines Flight 93 on September 11, 2001. The Amanda Mark Cup honours his best friend and longtime inclusive rugby supporter, Amanda Mark.

The Bingham Cup and Amanda Mark Cup is more than a tournament. It is a memorable Brisbane experience filled with sport, community and pride. It offers visitors the chance to see world class rugby while being part of a celebration where everyone belongs.