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Group 20 Rugby League

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Rugby league competition in Griffith, New South Wales, Australia

Group 20 Rugby League
SportRugby league
Instituted1954
Number of teams10 (9 in First Grade)
Country Australia
Premiers Darlington Point Coleambally Roosters (2025)
Most titles Griffith Waratah Tigers(13 titles)
WebsiteGroup 20 Rugby League on facebook

Group 20 is arugby league competition in the region ofGriffith, New South Wales, Australia. The competition is played in six grades, with these being Under 16s, Under 18s, Women's League-Tag, Women's Tackle, Reserve Grade and First Grade.

Currently, a home and away season consisting of eighteen rounds is played. The best five teams then play-off according to theMcIntyre system, culminating in the Group 20 Grand Final, which is traditionally held at E.W. Moore Oval inGriffith, currently known as Solar Mad Stadium for sponsorship purposes.

The defending premiers are the Darlington Point Coleambally Roosters, who won their 7th title in 2025 after finishing the regular season in second place.

History

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Group 20 was established in 1954, as the Wagga Wagga district competition, after many of those clubs leftGroup 9 andGroup 13.

Griffith teams, and others based in theMurrumbidgee Irrigation Area, previously played in bothGroup 17 and Group 9, prior to various rezonings and redistributions as the code's popularity grew throughout the first half of the 20th century.

The competition initially featured the Griffith, Wagga Kangaroos, Wagga Magpies, Leeton, Narrandera, Yanco, Wamoon, Yenda, Batlow, Tumbarumba, Barellan and Turvey Park clubs.

Murrumbidgee Rugby League

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Lake Cargelligo Football Ground

In 1966, four Group 20 clubs (and a number ofGroup 9 clubs including Gundagai, Junee and Tumut) broke away from their competitions to form the rebelMurrumbidgee Rugby League broke away from theCountry Rugby League, leading to four years of reshuffled boundaries from 1967 to 1970. The Murrumbidgee Rugby League was renamed to Riverina Zone 3 in 1969-70.

Given that a large number of the Group 9 clubs (including Cootamundra, Gundagai, Junee, Tumut) joined the five clubs who broke away from Group 20 to form the new competition (Batlow, Tumbarumba, Turvey Park, Wagga Magpies and Wagga Kangaroos), Group 9 was severely weakened. Therefore, the remaining Group 9 clubs were divided up and put into neighbouring competitions.

Barmedman, Temora and West Wyalong joined from Group 9 during this period, leading to the 9/20 name, with all remaining Group 20 clubs from the original split remaining in that competition. Group 20 history recognises the Group 9/20 Premiership as its official history.

The dispute was settled in 1971, with Barmedman and West Wyalong deciding to stay in Group 20, whilst Temora returned to Group 9. Barmedman moved to theGroup 9 Second Division after the 1972 season.

Recent History

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Hay Park Oval No.1

The Darlington Point-Coleambally club won four premierships in the 1980s, with these titles coming in 1980, 1983, 1987 and 1988.

The 1990s were dominated by the Yanco-Wamoon club, who won five consecutive premierships from 1992-1996, including three consecutive victories over the Griffith Waratahs club.

After being a founding member of the league and winning three premierships in 1986, 1991, and 1999, the Narrandera Lizards club were in recess in the 2000, 2002 seasons, spent 2001 in Group 17, rejoined Group 20 in 2003 and 2004 and again went into recess from 2005 till 2011. Narrandera and Yanco-Wamoon briefly merged to form the Bidgee Hurricanes from 2012 to 2014, although the merger collapsed in 2015 and Yanco-Wamoon emerged as a standalone club. Narrandera then re-formed again and moved to theWestern Riverina Community Cup in 2018.

TheHay Magpies joined from Group 17 in 2006 after that competition collapsed. Yenda became the first Group 20 side to win the prestigiousClayton Cup as the best team in the state in 2009, when they won their sixth premiership of the decade.

Current clubs

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As of 2023, there are eight clubs in the First Grade competition, three of which are located in theCity of Griffith where the competition is based (the Griffith Waratah Tigers, who withdrew from all senior competitions in 2023, still compete in the junior competitions). The size of the towns competing varies in size, fromGriffith andLeeton at 25,000 and 11,000 respectively, toYenda andYanco at 1,000 and 250 people respectively.In 2026, Narrandera Lizards will re-join Group 20 with only Lower Grade sides.

ClubNicknameHome GroundYears in CompetitionNo. of PremiershipsPremiership Years
First Grade Clubs
Darlington Point-ColeamballyRoostersDarlington Point Sports Ground; Coleambally Sports Ground1973–present71980, 1983, 1987–88, 2019, 2024-25
GriffithBlack & White PanthersE.W. Moore Oval, Griffith1954–present71954, 1958, 1961, 1975, 1990, 1998, 2017
Griffith WaratahTigersGriffith Exies Oval1964–2022, 2024–present131967, 1969, 1971–72, 1976–78, 1985, 2008, 2010, 2014–15, 2018
HayMagpiesHay Park Oval2007–present0None
LeetonGalloping GreensLeeton No. 1 Oval1954–present81959, 1964, 1966, 1981, 1997, 2007, 2022–23
NarranderaLizardsNarrandera Sports Ground1954–2004, 2024–present31986, 1991, 1999
Tullibigeal-Lake CargelligoSharksLake Cargelligo Sports Ground; Tullibigeal Recreation Ground1971–present31974, 2013, 2016
West WyalongMallee MenRon Crowe Oval, West Wyalong1966–present71968, 1970, 1984, 1989, 2005, 2011–12
Yanco-WamoonHawksYanco Sports Ground1970–2011, 2015–present81973, 1979, 1992–96, 2000
YendaBlueheelersWade Park, Yenda1954–present71982, 2001–04, 2006, 2009

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Previous clubs

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ClubNicknameNo. of PremiershipsPremiership YearsYear ExitedMoved to
BarellanRams0None1950sMoved toGroup 17
BarmedmanClydesdales0None1972Joined fromGroup 9 as part of Group 9/20 in 1967, moved toGroup 9 Second Division after 1972 season
BatlowTigers0None1966Moved toMurrumbidgee Rugby League in 1966, thenGroup 13 in 1971
Bidgee (Narrandera-Yanco-Wamoon)Hurricanes0None2014Unamalgamated with Narrandera Lizards for Yanco-Wamoon to stand alone in 2015
TemoraDragons0None1970Joined as part of Group 9/20 in 1967, returned toGroup 9
TumbarumbaGreens119601966Moved toMurrumbidgee Rugby League in 1966, thenGroup 13 in 1971
Turvey ParkLions0None1966Moved toMurrumbidgee Rugby League, thenGroup 9
Wagga WaggaKangaroos21962–631966Moved toMurrumbidgee Rugby League, thenGroup 9
Wagga WaggaMagpies41955–57, 19651966Moved toMurrumbidgee Rugby League, thenGroup 9

First Grade Grand Finals

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Group 20 First Grade Grand Finals
SeasonTeamsPremiersScoreRunners-upCoachBarry Hails MedalRefereeVenueReportMinor Premiers
19548 Griffith20–9 WamoonAlbert PaulG. BeerNarrandera[1] Wamoon
19558 Wagga Magpies11–0 LeetonAlan StauntonMal BrentnallLeeton[2] Wagga Magpies
19567 Wagga Magpies5–0 YendaAlan StauntonJim StokesNarrandera[3] Wagga Magpies
195710 Wagga Magpies18–12 YendaBilly WilsonLen LamontNarrandera Wagga Magpies
195810 Griffith16–8 LeetonIan JohnsonMal BrentnallNarrandera Leeton
19599 Leeton16–0 GriffithMartin GallagherBill CastlesNarrandera[4] Leeton
19609 Tumbarumba13–8 YendaDon FurnerJack JewellNarrandera
19619 Griffith19–14 TumbarumbaJohn KellyLen LamontNarrandera
1962 Wagga Kangaroos14–7 TumbarumbaGreg HawickJ. LivermoreNarrandera
1963 Wagga Kangaroos7–6 GriffithGreg HawickTom BlackerNarrandera
1964 Leeton11–2 Wagga KangaroosRon HopperJack JewellNarrandera
196510 Wagga Magpies15–2 Wagga KangaroosArthur SummonsJohn GerberNarrandera
1966 Leeton24–2 YendaBill SenseBarry MaherGriffith Exies
Group 9/20 Premiership
19679 Griffith Waratahs32–2 LeetonFred GriffithsDarcy O'ConnorGriffith Exies
19689 West Wyalong15–4 Griffith WaratahsRon CroweGraham BarbyGriffith Exies
196910 Griffith Waratahs18–9 GriffithBob LaniganGraham BarbyLeeton
197010 West Wyalong19–18 TemoraPeter BroadWayne MarshallGriffith Exies
Group 20 Rugby League
19719 Griffith Waratahs13–11 GriffithReg McCullaAngelo RamponiGriffith Exies
1972 Griffith Waratahs8–2 GriffithKevin Le JeuneAngelo RamponiGriffith Exies Griffith Waratahs
1973 Yanco-Wamoon16–11 TEL UnitedBill WatsonWayne MarshallGriffith Exies
1974 TEL United11–8 GriffithMal CondonPat McCartenNarrandera TEL United
19759 Griffith22–7 Yanco-WamoonBob AdamsonDarcy RomerNarrandera
19769 Griffith Waratahs16–6 GriffithBob PriestDon GrahamNarrandera Griffith
19779 Griffith Waratahs34–15 GriffithBob PriestDon GrahamGriffith Exies Griffith Waratahs
19789 Griffith Waratahs29–10 LeetonBob PriestDon GrahamGriffith Exies Griffith Waratahs
19799 Yanco-Wamoon19–14 Griffith WaratahsBill WatsonDon GrahamLeeton Griffith Waratahs
1980 Darlington Point-Coleambally16–15 Yanco-WamoonGeoff FosterDon GrahamLeeton
1981 Leeton30–11 YendaRon PilonDon GrahamLeeton Leeton
1982 Yenda23–22 West WyalongMike FishDon GrahamLeeton Yenda
19839 Darlington Point-Coleambally25–2 YendaGeoff FosterDon GrahamYenda[5] Darlington Point-Coleambally
19849 West Wyalong14–2 Darlington Point-ColeamballyRon PilonLance HarriganYenda[6] Darlington Point-Coleambally
19858 Griffith Waratahs20–12 Darlington Point-ColeamballyWarren JowettIan MooreNarrandera Darlington Point-Coleambally
19869 Narrandera21–6 West WyalongSteve CondrenIan MooreGriffith Exies Narrandera
19879 Darlington Point-Coleambally18–6 Lakes UnitedJohn BarnhillIan MooreYenda West Wyalong
19889 Darlington Point-Coleambally14–8 West WyalongJohn CluneIan MooreLeeton Yanco-Wamoon
19899 West Wyalong24–2 Lakes UnitedMick LewisPat McCartenNarrandera West Wyalong
19909 Griffith22–16 West WyalongRay SchaefferIan MooreYenda Griffith
19919 Narrandera25–23 GriffithBill WatsonPat McCartenGriffith Exies Griffith
19929 Yanco-Wamoon18–17 GriffithWayne EverettPat McCartenLeeton[7] Yanco-Wamoon
19939 Yanco-Wamoon14–10 Griffith WaratahsWayne EverettPat McCartenNarrandera[8] Griffith Waratahs
19949 Yanco-Wamoon32–10 Griffith WaratahsJohn GuthersonCol PattersonYenda[9] Yanco-Wamoon
19959 Yanco-Wamoon28–16 Griffith WaratahsKen KerrCol PattersonGriffith Exies[10] Yanco-Wamoon
19969 Yanco-Wamoon21–20 NarranderaWayne EverettCol PattersonLeeton[11] Griffith Waratahs
19979 Leeton25–18 Griffith WaratahsDaryl RandoCol PattersonNarrandera[12] Leeton
19989 Griffith16–12 Yanco-WamoonChris BrennanCol PattersonYenda[13] Griffith
19999 Narrandera20–18 Griffith WaratahsWillie WolfgrammCol PattersonGriffith Narrandera
20008 Yanco-Wamoon39–14 YendaRoy JewittCol PattersonYanco[14] Yenda
20018 Yenda28–16 LeetonTrevor RichardsRay MavroudisCol PattersonWest Wyalong[15] Yenda
20028 Yenda38–18 LeetonRay MavroudisScott PennellCol PattersonGriffith[16] Yenda
20039 Yenda33–30 West WyalongRay MavroudisTrevor RichardsCol PattersonGriffith West Wyalong
20049 Yenda18–16 LeetonRay MavroudisSonny TopuolaCol PattersonGriffith[17] Yenda
20058 West Wyalong34–14 Yanco-WamoonRyan PrevettRyan PrevettCol PattersonGriffith[18] West Wyalong
20068 Yenda26–22 LeetonPaul LawrenceSteve RichardsWillie DeValentinGriffith[19] Yenda
20078 Leeton52–34 YendaJody RuddLinton PriceWillie DeValentinGriffith[20] Leeton
20088 Griffith Waratahs40–36 YendaMark PalmerAndrew FifitaWillie DeValentinGriffith[21] Leeton
20098 Yenda24–20 Griffith WaratahsAndrew LavakaTrevor RichardsKerry DavyGriffith[22] Yenda
20108 Griffith Waratahs30–16 YendaKodie CharlesBen JefferyKerry DavyGriffith[23] Griffith Waratahs
20119 West Wyalong24–12 LeetonM. Loudon
& W. Jones
Craig IverachWillie DeValentinGriffith[24] West Wyalong
20129 West Wyalong38–10 Tullibigeal-Lake CargelligoW. Jones &
M. Loudon
Mark WoodWillie DeValentinGriffith[25][26] West Wyalong
20139 Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo26–10 LeetonBrent PikeJaden KellyMark StenhouseGriffith[27] Leeton
20149 Griffith Waratahs22–18 West WyalongKose LeleiDavid RauluniMark StenhouseGriffith West Wyalong
20159 Griffith Waratahs50–22 Darlington Point-ColeamballyKose LeleiLuke FarmerMark StenhouseGriffith[28] West Wyalong
20169 Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo14–8 West WyalongTim RingTim McAuleyBrendon SteeleGriffith[29][30] Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
20179 Griffith28–10 Griffith WaratahsCraig MorrissKodie CharlesMax BilesGriffith[31] Griffith
20189 Griffith Waratahs30–20 YendaKose LeleiKose LeleiTom DowneyGriffith[32][33] Yenda
20199 Darlington Point-Coleambally30–18 Griffith WaratahsR. McGoldrick
& B. Jeffery
Ben JefferyRod CroweGriffith[34] Griffith Waratahs
20202020–2021 Seasons cancelled/incomplete due toCOVID-19 pandemic
2021 Griffith
20229 Leeton30–10 Darlington Point-ColeamballyHayden PhilpBrayden ScarrRod CroweGriffith[35][36] Darlington Point-Coleambally
20238 Leeton28–24 Darlington Point-ColeamballyHayden PhilpBeniel DakunibubuluiDavid MilneGriffith[37] Darlington Point-Coleambally
20248 Darlington Point-Coleambally46-12 GriffithGuy ThompsonGriffith[38] Darlington Point-Coleambally
20258 Darlington Point-Coleambally30-22Hay MagpiesGuy ThompsonGriffith[39] Darlington Point-Coleambally

Ladies League Tag Grand Finals

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Group 20 Ladies League Tag Grand Finals
SeasonTeamsPremiersScoreRunners-upCoachReportMinor Premiers
2007 Griffith Leeton
20089 Leeton4–2 GriffithTim Del Guzzo[40][41] Leeton
20099 Leeton3–0 GriffithLouise Strachan & Isaac Houghton[42] Leeton
20109 Leeton6–3 HayErin Bonetti[43] Leeton
20118 Leeton10–6 Hay? & Jackson Goman[44] Leeton
20129 Leeton16–6 West WyalongWarren Weir[45]
2013 West Wyalong Griffith
20149 Leeton8–0 West WyalongDavid Warburton[46] Griffith
20159 Hay12–4 LeetonRachael Pearson & Neil-John Nisbet[47] Leeton
2016 Hay10–0 Leeton? & Neil John Nisbet[48]
20179 Yenda14–12 GriffithSam Loaloadravu[49] Yenda
20189 Griffith36–18 HayShailyn Williams[50] Yenda
20199 Yanco-Wamoon12–4 LeetonMonique Higgins[51] Yanco-Wamoon
20202020–2021 Seasons cancelled/incomplete due toCOVID-19 pandemic
2021 Leeton
20229 Leeton18–8 GriffithDaniel Watt[35][36] Griffith
20239 Leeton18–12 West WyalongJade Butler[52] West Wyalong

Reserve Grade Grand Finals

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Reserve Grade Toby Blunt Cup
SeasonTeamsPremiersScoreRunners-upReportMinor Premiers
19548 Barellan7–2 Griffith[1]
19558 Griffith9—2 Wamoon[2]
19567 Yanco11–0 Wagga Magpies[3]
195710 Barellan11–3 Yanco
195810 Leeton14–11 Wagga Kangaroos
19599 Wagga Kangaroos10–6 Leeton[4]
19609 Griffith9–0 Wagga Magpies
19619 Wamoon26–10 Griffith
1962 Leeton18–8 Tumbarumba
1963 Griffith22–11 Wagga Magpies
1964 Griffith5–2 Wagga Magpies
196510 Griffith6–4 Wagga Magpies
1966 Griffith Waratahs7–4 Leeton
Group 9/20 Premiership
19679 West Wyalong16–11 Griffith
19689 Leeton10–6 West Wyalong
196910 Griffith28–2 Barmedman
197010 Griffith23–4 Temora
Group 20 Rugby League
19719 Griffith31–5 Leeton
1972 Lakes United11–10 Griffith
1973 Griffith10–2 Lakes United
1974 Griffith27–0 Lakes United
19759 Griffith8–5 Lakes United
19769 Griffith13–2 Griffith Waratahs
19779 Griffith Waratahs36–10 West Wyalong
19789 Griffith Waratahs12–10 Griffith
19799 Griffith Waratahs25–8 Griffith
1980 Leeton17–7 Griffith
1981 Leeton19–6 Griffith
1982 Griffith Waratahs18–9 West Wyalong
19839 West Wyalong18–17 Griffith[5]
19849 West Wyalong24–4 Darlington Point-Coleambally[6]
19858 West Wyalong46–10 Griffith Waratahs
19869 West Wyalong22–16 Griffith Waratahs
19879 West Wyalong16–0 Griffith Waratahs
19889 Lakes United17–4 Yanco-Wamoon
19899 Yanco-Wamoon18–7 West Wyalong
19909 Leeton22–18 Griffith
19919 Griffith Waratahs25–10 West Wyalong
19929 Griffith14–13 Griffith Waratahs[7]
19939 Griffith Waratahs42–18 Griffith[8]
19949 Griffith Waratahs19–14 Griffith[9]
19959 Griffith Waratahs24–8 Yenda[10]
19969 Griffith Waratahs24–12 Yenda[11]
19979 Leeton60–2 Griffith[12]
19989 Yanco-Wamoon16–12 Leeton[13]
19999 Griffith Waratahs38–24 Yanco-Wamoon
20008 Yenda28–10 Leeton[14]
20018 Leeton36–10 Griffith[15]
20028 Griffith24–16 Leeton[16]
20039 West Wyalong20–16 Darlington Point-Coleambally
20049 Yenda44–16 Griffith Waratahs[17]
20058 Leeton18–4 Yanco-Wamoon[18]
20068 Leeton22–14 Griffith Waratahs[19]
20078 Yenda38–12 Griffith Waratahs[20]
20088 Darlington Point-Coleambally28–22 Yenda[21]
20098 Hay28–26 Griffith[22]
20108 Griffith Waratahs26–24 Yenda[23]
20119 Yenda28–22 West Wyalong[24]
20129 West Wyalong18–6 Leeton[25][26]
20139 West Wyalong38–34 Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo[27]
20149 West Wyalong22–4 Griffith
20159 West Wyalong28–24 Griffith[28]
20169 Griffith Waratahs12–10 Darlington Point-Coleambally[29][30]
20179 Leeton18–6 Yanco-Wamoon[31]
20189 Griffith Waratahs24–14 Yenda[32][33]
20199 Darlington Point-Coleambally18–10 Leeton[34]
2020
2020–2021 Seasons cancelled/incomplete due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021 Yenda
20227 Yenda40–8

Darlington Point-Coleambally

[35][36] Yenda
20236 Yenda26–4

Leeton

[52] Yenda

Under 18's Grand Finals

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Under 18 Harold Eckley Cup
SeasonTeamsPremiersScoreRunners-upReportMinor Premiers
1954 Wagga Magpies11–6 Griffith[1]
1955 Griffith6–0 Narrandera[2]
1956 Griffith6–3 Leeton[3]
1957 Griffith19–8 Wagga Magpies
1958 Griffith14–0 Wamoon
1959 Griffith9–5 Wagga Magpies[4]
1960 Griffith21–0 Leeton
1961 Leeton12–5 Wagga Kangaroos
1962 Wagga Magpies17–11 Wagga Kangaroos
1963 Wagga Kangaroos13–3 Yenda
1964 Wagga Kangaroos2–0 Yenda
1965 Wagga Kangaroos13–3 Leeton
1966 Griffith19–8 Leeton
Group 9/20 Premiership
1967 Griffith Waratahs25–2 Temora
1968 Griffith16–15 Temora
1969 Griffith Waratahs14–6 West Wyalong
1970 Griffith Waratahs15–0 Griffith
Group 20 Rugby League
1971 Griffith17–9 Griffith Waratahs
1972 Griffith21–0 Griffith Waratahs
1973 Griffith Waratahs10–7 Griffith
1974 Leeton15–8 Griffith Waratahs
1975 Griffith Waratahs16–5 Griffith
1976 Griffith25–0 Griffith Waratahs
1977 Griffith21–21 Leeton
(replay) Griffith10–5 Leeton
1978 Griffith Waratahs15–7 Griffith
1979 Griffith Waratahs10–0 Leeton
1980 Leeton16–7 West Wyalong
1981 West Wyalong19–5 Darlington Point-Coleambally
1982 Leeton? Griffith
1983 Leeton34–10 Darlington Point-Coleambally[5]
1984 Lakes United10–10 West Wyalong[6]
(replay) Lakes United22–8 West Wyalong
1985 Narrandera22–10 Griffith
1986 Lakes United16–14 Griffith Waratahs
1987 Darlington Point-Coleambally12–4 Leeton
1988 Leeton32–22 Lakes United
1989 Yanco-Wamoon20–12 Griffith Waratahs
1990 Yanco-Wamoon20–18 Leeton
1991 Leeton22–10 Yanco-Wamoon
1992 Leeton22–20 Yanco-Wamoon[7]
1993 Lakes United16–10 Leeton[8]
1994 Yanco-Wamoon42–12 Lakes United[9]
1995 Yanco-Wamoon38–8 Griffith[10]
1996 Yanco-Wamoon28–14 Leeton[11]
1997 Yanco-Wamoon30–14 Griffith[12]
1998 Griffith Waratahs30–19 Lakes United[13]
1999 West Wyalong26–12 Griffith Waratahs
2000 West Wyalong14–6 Leeton[14]
2001 Yanco-Wamoon30–14 Leeton[15]
2002 Griffith Waratahs44–22 Lakes United[16]
2003 Leeton26–25 West Wyalong
2004 Griffith40–22 Griffith Waratahs[17]
2005 Griffith Waratahs42–28 Darlington Point-Coleambally[18]
2006 Griffith Waratahs58–4 Leeton[19]
2007 Griffith Waratahs28–22 Leeton[20]
2008 West Wyalong40–34 Griffith Waratahs[21]
2009 Yanco-Wamoon50–12 Griffith Waratahs[22]
2010 Hay22–18 Griffith Waratahs[23]
2011 Leeton28–22 Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo[24]
2012 Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo24–22 Bidgee Hurricanes[25][26]
2013 Bidgee Hurricanes28–20 Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo[27]
2014 Griffith Waratahs34–24 Leeton
2015 Leeton24–14 Yanco-Wamoon[28]
2016 Yenda8–6 Darlington Point-Coleambally[29][30]
2017 Griffith28–22 Yanco-Wamoon[31]
2018 Yanco-Wamoon24–22 Leeton[32][33]
2019 Yenda24–20 Darlington Point-Coleambally[34]
2020
2020–2021 Seasons cancelled/incomplete due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021 Yenda
20225 Leeton20–18

Griffith

[35][36] Griffith
20233 Griffith38–14 Leeton[52] Leeton

Under 16's Grand Finals

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Under 16 Aub Farrell Trophy
SeasonTeamsPremiersScoreRunners-upReportMinor Premiers
Group 9/20 Premiership
1968 Griffith Waratahs30–9 West Wyalong
1969 Griffith Waratahs24–19 Griffith
1970 Griffith5–3 Griffith Waratahs
Group 20 Rugby League
1971 West Wyalong12–0 Griffith Waratahs
1972 Griffith Waratahs15–10 Leeton
1973 Griffith Waratahs22–5 West Wyalong
1974 West Wyalong19–5 Griffith
1975 Griffith10–6 Griffith Waratahs
1976 Griffith8–3 Darlington Point-Coleambally
1977 Griffith Waratahs31–7 Darlington Point-Coleambally
1978 Leeton21–9 Darlington Point-Coleambally
1979 Narrandera24–8 Darlington Point-Coleambally
1980 Griffith18–5 Leeton
1981 Darlington Point-Coleambally10–5 Leeton
1982 West Wyalong20–8 Darlington Point-Coleambally
1983 Griffith12–10 Lakes United[5]
1984 Griffith Waratahs16–10 Lakes United[6]
1985 Leeton14–10 Yanco-Wamoon
1986 Narrandera12–9 Leeton
1987 Yanco-Wamoon10–0 Griffith Waratahs
1988 Griffith Waratahs16–6 Yanco-Wamoon
1989 Leeton41–4 Yanco-Wamoon
1990 Yanco-Wamoon21–8 Narrandera
1991 Leeton18–8 Narrandera
1992 Lakes United18–12 Narrandera[7]
1993 West Wyalong14–10 Darlington Point-Coleambally[8]
1994 Yanco-Wamoon18–12 Leeton[9]
1995 Yenda24–18 Yanco-Wamoon[10]
1996 Yanco-Wamoon26–8 Leeton[11]
1997 Leeton12–10 Yanco-Wamoon[12]
1998 Yanco-Wamoon20–10 Leeton[13]
1999 Yanco-Wamoon20–16 Leeton
2000 Griffith Waratahs34–16 Lakes United[14]
2001 Leeton26–10 Griffith[15]
2002 Griffith Waratahs18–16 Griffith[16]
2003 Griffith Waratahs44–0 Griffith
2004 Griffith Waratahs46–34 Yanco-Wamoon[17]
2005 Yenda34–12 Griffith Waratahs[18]
2006 Leeton49–18 Griffith Waratahs[19]
2007 Griffith Waratahs27–20 West Wyalong[20]
2008 Griffith Waratahs26–16 Leeton[21]
2009 Griffith Waratahs40–36 AET Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo[22]
2010 Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo26–24 Griffith Waratahs[23]
2011 Darlington Point-Coleambally28–16 Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo[24]
2012 Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo18–14 Darlington Point-Coleambally[25][26]
2013 Darlington Point-Coleambally30–28 Leeton[27]
2014 Darlington Point-Coleambally32–12 Yenda
2015 Yenda22–12 Leeton[28]
2016 Leeton14–10 Yanco-Wamoon[29][30]
2017 Leeton36–8 Yanco-Wamoon[31]
2018 Yenda30–20 Yanco-Wamoon[32][33]
2019 Yenda34–10 West Wyalong[34]
2020
2020–2021 Seasons cancelled/incomplete due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021 Griffith
20225 Leeton30–6 Yenda[35][36] Griffith
20234 Griffith20–16 Leeton[52] Griffith

Group 20 Awards

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Ray Thorpe Medal

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YearPlayer of the Year
PlayerClub
1956Keith Jack Leeton
1957R. Bowden Batlow
1958Bill Myers Wamoon
1959Alan Buckley Batlow
1960Rob Campbell Leeton
1961
1962
1963Reg Cooper Griffith
1964Rob Campbell Leeton
1965Bill Lockett Yenda
1966Rob Campbell Leeton
1967Rob Campbell Leeton
1968Greg Hay Griffith
1969
1970Kevin Hodgson Darlington Point
1971Ron Crowe Barmedman
1972
1973Harry Sanson TEL United
1974Bob Adamson Narrandera
1975Andy Kelly Narrandera
1976Peter Broad West Wyalong
1977Terry Regan Griffith
1978Keith Outten

Mick Curren

Yanco-Wamoon

Leeton

1979Andy Kelly Narrandera
1980Michael Bourke West Wyalong
1981Geoff Foster

Paul Colenso

Darlington Point-Coleambally

Leeton

1982Ron Pilon West Wyalong
1983Paul Colenso Leeton
1984Bob Sheridan

Billy Arnold

Chris Tindale

Yanco-Wamoon

Leeton

Narrandera

1985David Ivanoff Narrandera
1986Col Cavanagh Yenda
1987Ray Thorpe Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
1988Col Cavanagh Yenda
1989Glen Dawson Griffith
1990Ray Thorpe Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
1991Wayne Everett

Glen Dawson

Yanco-Wamoon

Griffith

1992Chris Marland Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
1993Chris Marland Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
1994Darren Tuckett

Tony Moers

Yanco-Wamoon

Griffith Waratahs

1995Ray Thorpe

David Blomfield

Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo

Griffith

1996Sonny Topuola Narrandera
1997Ray Thorpe Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
1998Chris Richards Yenda
1999Brendan De Paoli Leeton
2000Warren Weir Yanco-Wamoon
2001Chris Richards Yenda
2002Greg Borger Darlington Point-Coleambally
2003Trent Lord

Steve Richards

Narrandera

Yenda

2004Chris Richards Yenda
2005Trevor Richards

Franky Fiumara

Jason Fuller

Yenda

Leeton

Griffith

2006Trevor Richards Yenda
2007Linton Price Leeton
2008Nathan Morris Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2009David Rauluni Griffith Waratahs
2010Dwayne Simpson

Jaden Kelly

Griffith Waratahs

Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo

2011Andrew Lavaka Yenda
2012Chris Bamford Bidgee Hurricanes
2013Brent Pike Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2014Jaden Kelly Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2015Glenn Dumbrell Yanco-Wamoon
2016Glenn Dumbrell Yanco-Wamoon
2017Kose Lelei Griffith Waratahs
2018Jaden Kelly Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2019Hayden Philp Leeton
2020Not Awarded due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021Hayden Philp

Andrew Lavaka

Leeton

Griffith

2022Hayden Philp

Braiden Jones

Leeton

West Wyalong

2023Guy Thompson-Collier Darlington Point-Coleambally
2024Guy Thompson-Collier Darlington Point-Coleambally

Ian Herd Memorial Rookie of the Year

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YearRookie of the Year
PlayerClub
1989Brad Vivian

Barry Smith

Darlington Point-Coleambally

Narrandera

1990Jason Boots

Glen Schmetzer

Yanco-Wamoon

Yanco-Wamoon

1991Paul Kelly Darlington Point-Coleambally
1992Shane McCahon West Wyalong
1993Jason Richards Griffith
1994Greg Bradshaw Leeton
1995Martin Pettit West Wyalong
1996Simon Bonetti Griffith
1997Ryan Dissegna Yanco-Wamoon
1998Gary Johnson Griffith
1999Adam Sanson Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2000Aaron Wheatley West Wyalong
2001Tony Hayward Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2002Franky Fiumara Leeton
2003Greg Bonetti Griffith
2004Clinton Green Leeton
2005Jarred Carruthers West Wyalong
2006Jack Mitchell Darlington Point-Coleambally
2007Michael Mogliotti Griffith
2008Nathan Morris Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2009Michael Vitucci Griffith Waratahs
2010Mitchell Blackstock West Wyalong
2011Travis Lightfoot Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2012Drew Hopwood Darlington Point-Coleambally
2013Gregg Staines Bidgee Hurricanes
2014Dylan Hately Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2015Nathan Cauduro Yenda
2016Ben Vearing Griffith Waratahs
2017Matt Kelly Darlington Point-Coleambally
2018Lincon Kirby Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2019William Barnes Yanco-Wamoon
2020Not Awarded due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021
2022Elvis Nauer-Wood Yenda
2023Samuel Burley Yenda

Rising Star Award

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YearRookie of the Year
PlayerClub
2003David Milne Griffith
2004Chris Borgese Leeton
2005Brady Watt Leeton
2006Noa Fotu Leeton
2007Sam Basham West Wyalong
2008Kye Longford Leeton
2009Glenn Dumbrell Yanco-Wamoon
2010Jayden Clarke Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2011Lorenco Tafili Griffith Waratahs
2012Dylan Hately Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
2013Shorne Ngu Yenda
2014Billy Gilbert Leeton
2015Zac Saddler Leeton
2016Jermaine Cook Yenda
2017Blake Wood Yenda
2018Ziggie Vincent

Ben Arandt

Griffith

Hay

2019Kirtis Fisher Leeton
2020Not Awarded due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021
2022Chaise Sergi Griffith
2023Beniel Qereqeretabua Leeton

Club Championship

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YearClub
1975 Griffith
1976 Griffith
1977 Griffith Waratahs
1978 Griffith Waratahs
1979 Griffith Waratahs
1980 Darlington Point-Coleambally
1981 Leeton
1982 Griffith
1983 West Wyalong
1984 West Wyalong
1985 Griffith Waratahs
1986 Leeton
1987 Griffith Waratahs
1988 Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo
1989 Yanco-Wamoon
1990 Griffith
1991 Leeton
1992 Griffith Waratahs
1993 Griffith Waratahs
1994 Griffith Waratahs
1995 Yanco-Wamoon
1996 Griffith Waratahs
1997 Leeton
1998 Leeton
1999 Griffith Waratahs
2000 Leeton
2001 Leeton
2002 Leeton
2003 West Wyalong
2004 Leeton
2005 Leeton
2006 Leeton
2007 Leeton
2008 Leeton
2009 Leeton
2010 Yenda
2011 Yenda
2012 Leeton
2013 Leeton
2014 Leeton & West Wyalong
2015 Darlington Point-Coleambally
2016 Leeton
2017 Griffith
2018 Yenda
2019 West Wyalong
2020Not Awarded due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021
2022 Griffith
2023 Leeton

Juniors

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Group 20 Junior Rugby League

[edit]
  • Coleambally-Darlington Point JRL
  • Griffith Waratahs Tigers Juniors
  • Griffith Panthers JRL
  • Hay Magpies JRL
  • Leeton Raiders JRL
  • Narrandera Lizards
  • Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo Sharks JRL
  • Yenda Blueheelers JRL

Juniors playing in NRL

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Darlington Point Coleambally

Griffith Black & Whites

Griffith Waratahs

Leeton

Narrandera

Yanco

Sources

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YearsItemVia
1967–69, 1971–96Country Rugby League Annual ReportState Library of New South Wales
1983 to 2005The Area NewsMicrofilm copies at State Library of NSW
2008 to 2019The Area NewsNewsBank, by proxy through State Library of NSW
2008 to 2019The IrrigatorNewsBank, by proxy through State Library of NSW
1970 to 2001Rugby League WeekBound copies at State Library of NSW
2002 to 2015Rugby League WeekeResources at State Library of NSW
2018 to 2019Various Newspaper WebsitesAs referenced
2023 to presentBattlers For Bush FootyAs referenced

See also

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References

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