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Location
  
Bondi, Australia

Union
  
Australian Rugby Union

Founded
  
1971

Region
  
New South Wales

Ground
  
Waverley Oval


League(s)
  
1st Division; New South Wales Suburban Rugby Union

Waverley rugby club 2015 season


The Waverley Rugby Union Club (Waverley RF&SC) is a club in the New South Wales Suburban Rugby Union, the largest rugby union football competition in New South Wales. The club is based in Bondi in the eastern suburbs of Sydney.

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Waverley has a proud history in the New South Wales Suburban Rugby Union competition having won numerous Grade and Division championships. Waverley has won the 1st Division Championship 4 times (in three of which won the 1st Grade title too), 2nd Division 3 time and 3rd Division once since foundation. Alongside its men's teams, Waverley Rugby has fielded a women's team since 2002.

Club information

Club Name: Waverley Rugby Football &Sporting Club Incorporated Founded: 1971 Home stadium: Waverley Oval, Bondi Road President: Ken Brown 1st Grade Coach: Ben Evans Club Captain: Ted Shelton Uniform colors: Royal Blue and Gold

Club History

The club was founded in 1971

  • 2016 2nd Division "Club of the Year"
  • 1988 1st Division "Most Social" & "Best Host"
  • 1987 1st Division "Most Social" & "Best Host"
  • 1986 2nd Division "Most Social", "Best Host" & "Best Administered"
  • 1985 2nd Division "Most Social" & "Best Host"
  • 1984 1st Division "Most Social" & "Best Host"
  • Premierships

    Notes

    Players of note

  • Owen D. Finegan - Australia(56 Caps)
  • Anita Flannery - Australia (Women's)
  • Ruan Sims - Australia (Women's)
  • Ben R. Evans - Wales(27 Caps)
  • Emma McBride - Scotland (Women's)
  • Sebastian Valech Alonso - Chile(3 Caps)
  • Eddie Paea - Tonga(3 Caps)
  • Nearby Clubs

  • Randwick DRUFC
  • Eastern Suburbs RUFC
  • Woollahra Colleagues RFC
  • References

    Waverley Rugby Club Wikipedia