Group 20 Rugby League

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Group 20 Rugby League
File:Group 20 Rugby League logo.jpg
SportRugby league
Number of teams9
Country Australia
PremiersIreland colours.svg Leeton Greenies (2022)
Most titlesBalmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Tigers (13 titles)
WebsiteGroup 20 Rugby League on facebook

Group 20 is a rugby league competition in the region of Griffith, New South Wales, Australia. The competition is played in five grades, with these being Under 16s, Under 18s, Women's League-Tag, 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 the McIntyre System, culminating in the Group 20 Grand Final, which is traditionally held at E.W. Moore Oval in Griffith, currently known as Solar Mad Stadium for sponsorship purposes.

Current clubs

There are currently nine clubs in the competition.

Club Nickname Home Ground No. of Premierships Premiership Years
Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point-Coleambally Roosters Darlington Point Sports Ground; Coleambally Sports Ground 5 1980, 1983, 1987–88, 2019
New Zealand Kiwis colours.svg Griffith Black & Whites Panthers E.W. Moore Oval, Griffith 7 1954, 1958, 1961, 1975, 1990, 1998, 2017
Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Tigers Griffith Exies Oval 13 1967, 1969, 1971–72, 1976-77-78, 1985, 2008, 2010, 2014–15, 2018
Hullcolours.svg Hay Magpies Hay Park Oval 0
(12 in Group 17) 		None
(1959-61, 1967, 1972, 1975, 1983, 1989-1991, 1994-95)
Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies Leeton No. 1 Oval 7 1959, 1964, 1966, 1981, 1997, 2007, 2022
Cronulla colours.svg Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo Sharks Lake Cargelligo Sports Ground 3 1974, 2013, 2016
North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong Mallee Men Ron Crowe Oval, West Wyalong 7 1968, 1970, 1984, 1989, 2005, 2011–12
Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon Hawks Yanco Sports Ground 8 1973, 1979, 1992-93-94-95-96, 2000
Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Blueheelers Wade Park, Yenda 7 1982, 2001-02-03-04, 2006, 2009

Map

Local Area in New South Wales
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Locations of the current Group 20 clubs.
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Relation to state & national capitals

Previous clubs

Club Nickname No. of Premierships Premiership Years Year Exited Moved to
Melbourne Storm colours.png Bidgee (Narrandera-Yanco-Wamoon) Hurricanes 0 None 2014 Unamalgamated with Narrandera Lizards for Yanco-Wamoon to stand alone in 2015
Australian colours.svg Narrandera Lizards 3 1986, 1991, 1999 2005 Left for Group 17 after the 2000 season, returned in 2003. Disbanded in 2005 before amalgamating with Yanco-Wamoon Hawks to form Bidgee Hurricanes in 2012. After Hurricanes collapsed, reformed in Group 17.
St. George colours.svg Temora Dragons 0 None 1970 Moved to Group 9
Ireland colours.svg Tumbarumba Greens 1 1960 1960s Group 13, then Group 9.
Newcastle colours.svg Wagga Wagga Kangaroos 2 1962–63 1966 Moved to Group 9
Western Suburbs colours.svg Wagga Wagga Magpies 4 1955-56-57, 1965 1966 Group 9, then merged with Turvey Park to form South City Bulls.

First Grade Grand Finals

Group 20 First Grade Grand Finals
Season Teams Premiers Score Runners-up Coach Report Minor Premiers
1954 8 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith 20-9 Glebe colours.svg Wamoon Albert Paul DA[1] Glebe colours.svg Wamoon
1955 8 Wagga Magpies.png Wagga Magpies 11-0 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Alan Staunton LMI[2] Wagga Magpies.png Wagga Magpies
1956 7 Wagga Magpies.png Wagga Magpies 5-0 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Alan Staunton LMI[3] Wagga Magpies.png Wagga Magpies
1957 10 Wagga Magpies.png Wagga Magpies 18-12 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Billy Wilson Wagga Magpies.png Wagga Magpies
1958 10 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith 16-8 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Ian Johnson Ireland colours.svg Leeton
1959 9 Ireland colours.svg Leeton 16-0 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Martin Gallagher LMI[4] Ireland colours.svg Leeton
1960 9 Tumbarumba.png Tumbarumba Greens 13-8 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Don Furner
1961 9 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith 19-14 Tumbarumba.png Tumbarumba John Kelly
1962 Newcastle colours.svg Wagga Kangaroos 14-7 Tumbarumba.png Tumbarumba Greg Hawick
1963 Newcastle colours.svg Wagga Kangaroos 7-6 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Greg Hawick
1964 Ireland colours.svg Leeton 11-2 Newcastle colours.svg Wagga Kangaroos Ron Hopper
1965 10 Wagga Magpies.png Wagga Magpies 15-2 Newcastle colours.svg Wagga Kangaroos Arthur Summons
1966 Ireland colours.svg Leeton 24-2 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Bill Sense
1967 9 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 32-2 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Fred Griffiths
1968 9 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong 15-4 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Ron Crowe
1969 9 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 18-9 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Bob Lanigan
1970 10 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong 19-18 St. George colours.svg Temora Dragons Peter Broad
1971 9 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 13-11 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Reg McCulla
1972 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 8-2 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Kevin Le Jeune Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs
1973 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon 16-11 Cronulla colours.svg TEL United Bill Watson
1974 Cronulla colours.svg TEL United 11-8 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Mal Condon Cronulla colours.svg TEL United
1975 9 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith 22-7 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon Bob Adamson
1976 9 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 16-6 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Bob Priest Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith
1977 9 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 34-15 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Bob Priest Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs
1978 9 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 29-10 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Bob Priest Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs
1979 9 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon 19-14 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Bill Watson Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs
1980 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally 16-15 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon Geoff Foster
1981 Ireland colours.svg Leeton 30-11 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Ron Pilon Ireland colours.svg Leeton
1982 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda 23-22 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong Mike Fish Canterbury colours.svg Yenda
1983 9 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally 25-2 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Geoff Foster TAN[5] Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally
1984 9 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong 14-2 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally Ron Pilon TAN[6] Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally
1985 8 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 20-12 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally Warren Jowett Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally
1986 9 Australian colours.svg Narrandera 21-6 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong Steve Condren Australian colours.svg Narrandera
1987 9 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally 18-6 Cronulla colours.svg Lakes United John Barnhill North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong
1988 9 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally 14-8 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong John Clune Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon
1989 9 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong 24-2 Cronulla colours.svg Tullibigeal Lake Cargelligo Mick Lewis North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong
1990 9 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith 22-16 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong Ray Schaeffer Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith
1991 9 Australian colours.svg Narrandera 25-23 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Bill Watson Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith
1992 9 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon 18-17 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Wayne Everett TAN[7] Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon
1993 9 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon 14-10 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Wayne Everett TAN[8] Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs
1994 9 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon 32-10 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs John Gutherson TAN[9] Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon
1995 9 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon 28-16 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Ken Kerr TAN[10] Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon
1996 9 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon 21-20 Australian colours.svg Narrandera Wayne Everett TAN[11] Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs
1997 9 Ireland colours.svg Leeton 25-18 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Daryl Rando TAN[12] Ireland colours.svg Leeton
1998 9 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith 16-12 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon Chris Brennan TAN[13] Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith
1999 9 Australian colours.svg Narrandera 20-18 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Willie Wolfgramm Australian colours.svg Narrandera
2000 8 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon 39-14 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Roy Jewitt TAN[14] Canterbury colours.svg Yenda
2001 8 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda 28-16 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Trevor Richards TAN[15] Canterbury colours.svg Yenda
2002 8 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda 38-18 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Ray Mavroudis TAN[16] Canterbury colours.svg Yenda
2003 9 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda 33-30 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong Ray Mavroudis North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong
2004 9 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda 18-16 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Ray Mavroudis TAN[17] Canterbury colours.svg Yenda
2005 8 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong 34-14 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon Ryan Prevett TAN[18] North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong
2006 8 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda 26-22 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Paul Lawrence RLW[19] Canterbury colours.svg Yenda
2007 8 Ireland colours.svg Leeton 52-34 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Jody Rudd YT[20] Ireland colours.svg Leeton
2008 8 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 40-36 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Mark Palmer TAN[21] Ireland colours.svg Leeton
2009 8 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda 24-20 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Andrew Lavaka TAN[22] Canterbury colours.svg Yenda
2010 8 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 30-16 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Kodie Charles TAN[23] Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs
2011 9 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong 24-12 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Michael Loudon
& Willy Jones 		TAN[24] North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong
2012 9 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong 38-10 Cronulla colours.svg Tullibigeal Lake Cargelligo Willy Jones &
Michael Loudon 		TAN[25] YT[26] North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong
2013 9 Cronulla colours.svg Tullibigeal Lake Cargelligo 26-10 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Brent Pike TAN[27] Ireland colours.svg Leeton
2014 9 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 22-18 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong Kose Lelei North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong
2015 9 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 50-22 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally Kose Lelei TAN[28] North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong
2016 9 Cronulla colours.svg Tullibigeal Lake Cargelligo 14-8 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong Tim Ring TAN[29] YT[30] Cronulla colours.svg Tullibigeal Lake Cargelligo
2017 9 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith 28-10 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Craig Morriss YT[31] Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith
2018 9 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs 30-20 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Kose Lelei DA[32] YT[33] Canterbury colours.svg Yenda
2019 9 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally 30-18 Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Ryan McGoldrick
& Ben Jeffery 		DA[34] Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs
2020 2020-2021 Seasons cancelled/incomplete due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021
2022 9 Ireland colours.svg Leeton 30-10 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington Point Coleambally Hayden Philp Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Darlington-Point Coleambally

Ladies League Tag Grand Finals

Group 20 Ladies League Tag Grand Finals
Season Teams Premiers Score Runners-up Coach Report Minor Premiers
2007 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Black & Whites - Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies
2008 9 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies 4-2 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Black & Whites Tim Del Guzzo TAN[35] LI[36] Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies
2009 9 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies 3-0 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Black & Whites Louise Strachan & Isaac Houghton LI[37] Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies
2010 9 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies 6-3 Hullcolours.svg Hay Magpies Erin Bonetti LI[38] Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies
2011 8 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies 10-6 Hullcolours.svg Hay Magpies ? & Jackson Goman TAN[39] Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies
2012 9 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies 16-6 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong Mallee Men Warren Weir LI[40]
2013 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong Mallee Men Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Black & Whites
2014 9 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies 8-0 North Sydney colours.svg West Wyalong Mallee Men David Warburton TAN[41] Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Black & Whites
2015 9 Hullcolours.svg Hay Magpies 12-4 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies Rachael Pearson & Neil-John Nisbet TAN[42] Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies
2016 Hullcolours.svg Hay Magpies 10-0 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies ? & Neil John Nisbet TAN[43]
2017 9 Canterbury colours.svg Yenda 14-12 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Black & Whites Sam Loaloadravu TAN[44] Canterbury colours.svg Yenda
2018 9 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Black & Whites 36-18 Hullcolours.svg Hay Magpies Shailyn Williams VR[45] Canterbury colours.svg Yenda
2019 9 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon 12-4 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies Monique Higgins VR[46] Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Yanco-Wamoon
2020 2020-2021 Seasons cancelled/incomplete due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021
2022 9 Ireland colours.svg Leeton Greenies 18-8 Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Black & Whites Daniel Watt Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Black & Whites

Juniors

Group 20 Junior Rugby League

  • Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Coleambally-Darlington Point JRL
  • Balmain colours.svg Griffith Waratahs Tigers Juniors
  • Western Suburbs colours.svg Griffith Panthers JRL
  • Western Suburbs colours.svg Hay Magpies JRL
  • Ireland colours.svg Leeton Raiders JRL
  • Australian colours.svg Narrandera Lizards (Seniors are in Group 17)
  • Cronulla colours.svg Tullibigeal-Lake Cargelligo Sharks JRL
  • Canterbury colours.svg Yenda Blueheelers JRL

Juniors playing in NRL

Griffith

Leeton

Yanco

Sources

Years Item Via
1967-69, 1971-96 Country Rugby League Annual Report State Library of New South Wales
1983 to 2005 The Area News Microfilm copies at State Library of NSW
2008 to 2019 The Area News NewsBank, by proxy through State Library of NSW
2008 to 2019 The Irrigator NewsBank, by proxy through State Library of NSW
1970 to 2001 Rugby League Week Bound copies at State Library of NSW
2002 to 2015 Rugby League Week eResources at State Library of NSW
2018 to 2019 Various Newspaper Websites As referenced

See also

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