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Group 9 Rugby League

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Founded
  
27 April 1923

Competitions
  
Premiers: Gundagai Minor premiers: Gundagai (14 wins, 1 loss) Wooden spoon: Tumbarumba (0 wins, 16 losses)

Group 9 is a rugby league competition based in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia, and surrounding areas. The competition is played in five grades, with these being Under 16s, Under 18s, Women's League-Tag, Reserve-Grade and First-Grade.

Contents

Currently a home and away season consisting of eighteen rounds is played. The best five teams then play off according to the McIntyre System, culminating in the Group 9 Grand final, which is traditionally held at McDonalds Park in Wagga Wagga.

First-Grade

  • 1967: Riverina Zone 3. Wagga Magpies
  • 1967: Group 9/20 Comp 1. Griffith Waratahs Tigers
  • 1967: Group 9/20 Comp 2. Queanbeyan Blues
  • 1968: Riverina Zone 3. Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1968: Group 9/20 Comp 1. West Wyalong
  • 1968: Group 9/20 Comp 2. Young
  • 1969: Riverina Zone 3. Griffith Waratahs Tigers
  • 1969: Group 9/20 Comp 1. Griffith Black & Whites
  • 1969: Group 9/20 Comp 2. Queanbeyan Kangaroos
  • 1970: Riverina Zone 3. Tumut
  • 1970: Group 9/20 Comp 1. West Wyalong
  • 1970: Group 9/20 Comp 2. Queanbeyan Kangaroos

    • Reserve-Grade

  • 1960: Harden-Murrumburrah
  • 1961: Harden-Murrumburrah
  • 1962: Junee
  • 1963: Junee
  • 1964: Cootamundra
  • 1965: Junee
  • 1966: Murrumbidgee RL. Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1967: Riverina Zone 3. Tumut
  • 1967: Group 9/20 Comp 1. West Wyalong
  • 1967: Group 9/20 Comp 2. Queanbeyan
  • 1968: Riverina Zone 3. Tumut
  • 1968: Group 9/20 Comp 1. Leeton
  • 1968: Group 9/20 Comp 2. Queanbeyan United
  • 1969: Riverina Zone 3. Tumut
  • 1969: Group 9/20 Comp 1. Griffith Black & Whites
  • 1969: Group 9/20 Comp 2. Queanbeyan Kangaroos
  • 1970: Riverina Zone 3. Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1970: Group 9/20 Comp 1. Griffith Black & Whites
  • 1970: Group 9/20 Comp 2. Queanbeyan United
  • 1971: Tumut
  • 1972: Cootamundra
  • 1973: Young
  • 1974: Young
  • 1975: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1976: Young
  • 1977: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1978: Young
  • 1979: Young
  • 1980: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1981: Temora
  • 1982: Temora
  • 1983: Young
  • 1984: Temora
  • 1985: Junee
  • 1986: Junee
  • 1987: Junee
  • 1998: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1989: Junee
  • 1990: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1991: Tumut
  • 1992: Wagga Kangaroos/ Wagga Brothers
  • 1993: Turvey Park
  • 1994: Tumut
  • 1995: Harden-Murrumburrah
  • 1996: Turvey Park
  • 1997: Harden-Murrumburrah
  • 1998: Turvey Park
  • 1999: Adelong-Batlow
  • 2000: Gundagai
  • 2001: Tumut
  • 2002: Gundagai
  • 2003: Gundagai
  • 2004: Young
  • 2005: Tumut
  • 2006: Junee
  • 2007: Cootamundra
  • 2008: Junee
  • 2009: Wagga Brothers
  • 2010: Lavington
  • 2011: Albury
  • 2012: Albury
  • 2013: Wagga Brothers
  • 2014: Gundagai
  • 2015: Gundagai

    • League-Tag

  • 2008: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 2009: Temora
  • 2010: Temora
  • 2011: Wagga Brothers
  • 2012: Wagga Brothers
  • 2013: Wagga Brothers
  • 2014: Wagga Brothers
  • 2015: Gundagai

    • Under 18s

  • 1971: Wagga Magpies
  • 1972: Temora
  • 1973: Young
  • 1974: Turvey Park
  • 1975: Young
  • 1976: Turvey Park
  • 1977: Young
  • 1978: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1979: Junee
  • 1980: Turvey Park
  • 1981: Wagga Magpies
  • 1982: Tumut
  • 1983: Young
  • 1984: Junee
  • 1985: Junee
  • 1986: Junee
  • 1987: Young
  • 1988: Temora
  • 1989: Young
  • 1990: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1991: Young
  • 1992: Young
  • 1993: Turvey Park
  • 1994: Harden-Murrumburrah
  • 1995: Junee
  • 1996: Wagga Brothers
  • 1997: Wagga Brothers
  • 1998: Wagga Magpies
  • 1999: Gundagai
  • 2000: Young
  • 2001: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 2002: Young
  • 2003: Tumut
  • 2004: Tumut
  • 2005: Young
  • 2006: Temora
  • 2007: Junee
  • 2008: Temora
  • 2009: Cootamundra
  • 2010: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 2011: Wagga Brothers
  • 2012: Temora
  • 2013: Temora
  • 2014: Wagga Brothers

    • Under 16s

  • 1971: Tumut
  • 1972: Turvey Park
  • 1973: Young
  • 1974: Turvey Park
  • 1975: Young
  • 1976: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1977: Tumut
  • 1978: Tumut
  • 1979: Turvey Park
  • 1980: Young
  • 1981: Turvey Park
  • 1982: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1983: Young
  • 1984: Young
  • 1985: Junee
  • 1986: Young
  • 1987: Young
  • 1988: Young
  • 1989: Young
  • 1990: Young
  • 1991: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1992: Young
  • 1993: Temora
  • 1994: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1995: Wagga Brothers
  • 1997: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 1998: Tumut
  • 1999: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 2000: Temora
  • 2001: Wagga Magpies
  • 2002: Wagga Magpies
  • 2003: Wagga Brothers
  • 2004: Temora
  • 2005: Junee
  • 2006: Young
  • 2007: Wagga Brothers
  • 2008: Cootamundra
  • 2009: Junee
  • 2010: Gundagai
  • 2011: Temora
  • 2012: Wagga Kangaroos
  • 2013: Cootamundra
  • 2014: Temora

    • Notable Juniors

    Albury Thunder

  • Adrian Purtell

    • Cootamundra Bulldogs

  • Mark Bryant
  • Les Boyd
  • James Callan
  • Glen Buttriss
  • Jack De Belin

    • Junee Diesels

  • Laurie Daley
  • Jason Lidden
  • Rick Keast
  • Adam Perry
  • Michael Dobson
  • Jason Daley
  • Craig Breen
  • Phil Crowe
  • Bradley Nicoll
  • Matthew Nicoll
  • Ben Nicoll
  • Matthew Hands
  • Cameron Woo
  • Samuel Clune

    • South City Bulls

  • Nick Skinner

    • Temora Dragons

  • Mark Stimson
  • Trent Barrett
  • Todd Payten
  • Josh McCrone
  • Steve Reardon
  • Ryan Hinchcliffe
  • Mark Nicholls
  • Ben Hampton
  • Trevor Barnes
  • Peter Wynn
  • Graeme Wynn
  • Brendon Reeves
  • Peter Stimpson
  • Gavin Price-Jones
  • Steve Reardon

    • Wagga Wagga Brothers

  • Jack Littlejohn

    • Wagga Wagga Kangaroos

  • Peter Sterling
  • John Bush
  • Steve Mortimer
  • Steve Martin
  • Greg Watt
  • Adam McCullum
  • Jermaine Packer
  • Geoff Lawson
  • Paul Tilden
  • Craig Hiscock
  • Jeff Case
  • Paul Upfield
  • Marc Glanville
  • Luke Priddis
  • Jamie Soward
  • Nigel Plum
  • Cameron King
  • Cameron Bruest
  • Michael Parker-Walsh

    • Young Cherrypickers

  • Brett Mullins
  • Simon Woolford
  • Jordan McLean
  • Angus Crichton

    • References

    Group 9 Rugby League Wikipedia
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