The Group 13 Rugby league Competition is a defunct New South Wales Country Rugby League group competition which was run under the auspices of the Club Rugby League. It was disbanded after the 1991 Season. It covered an area comprising the southernmost parts of inland New South Wales and even some parts of Northern Victoria. The group was born from the Far South Rugby League and Wagga Rugby League, and was originally called Group 18 between 1934 and 1936.
The Far South Rugby League comprised Albury, Holbrook, Henty, Culcairn, Tumbarumba, The Rock and Yerong Creek whilst Wagga Rugby League comprised Wagga Magpies, Wagga Old Boys, Borambola, Farm and Militia.
Many towns and teams competed in Group 13 between 1934 and 1991. Four Grades were contested: First Grade, Reserve Grade, Under 18s and Under 16s. After the 1991 season, the remaining clubs joined the Group 9 Rugby League Competition or went into recess; many later ended up in the Victorian-administered Murray Cup.[1]
^. Archived from the original on 12 February 2005. Retrieved 26 December 2007.
^Staff (20 March 2018). "Bowlie win 2018 Roddy Shield". Tumut and Adelong Times. Retrieved 10 April 2023.
^Staff (26 March 2019). "Sharks back on top". Tumut and Adelong Times. Retrieved 10 April 2023.
^Hanson, Jeff (15 March 2021). "Woolpack win Roddy Shield thriller". Tumut and Adelong Times. Retrieved 10 April 2023.
^Hanson, Jeff (20 May 2022). "Gundagai-led Green and Gold win Roddy Shield". Gundagai Independent. Retrieved 10 April 2023.
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The Group 13 Rugby league Competition is a defunct New South Wales Country Rugby League group competition which was run under the auspices of the Club Rugby League It was disbanded after the 1991 Season It covered an area comprising the southernmost parts of inland New South Wales and even some parts of Northern Victoria The group was born from the Far South Rugby League and Wagga Rugby League and was originally called Group 18 between 1934 and 1936 Group 13 Rugby LeagueSportRugby leagueFormerly known asFar South Rugby League Group 18Instituted1934Ceased1991Country AustraliaMost titlesTumbarumba 11 titles The Far South Rugby League comprised Albury Holbrook Henty Culcairn Tumbarumba The Rock and Yerong Creek whilst Wagga Rugby League comprised Wagga Magpies Wagga Old Boys Borambola Farm and Militia Many towns and teams competed in Group 13 between 1934 and 1991 Four Grades were contested First Grade Reserve Grade Under 18s and Under 16s After the 1991 season the remaining clubs joined the Group 9 Rugby League Competition or went into recess many later ended up in the Victorian administered Murray Cup 1 Contents 1 Teams 2 First Grade Champions 3 Clayton Cup Winners 4 Roddy Shield 4 1 Clubs 4 1 1 Current 4 1 2 Former 4 2 Premiers 5 ReferencesTeams editGroup 13 Teams Club Year Entered Home Ground Championships Moved to Competed in 1991 Season nbsp Albury Blues 1934 Olive Street CBC Oval amp Greenfield Park 1958 1974 1975 1978 1979 1980 1988 amp 1989 Merged with Albury Roos to form Greater Southern Rams and entered Group 9 later became Albury Thunder nbsp Albury Roos 1947 Greenfield Park 1948 1957 1970 amp 1983 Merged with Albury Blues to form Greater Southern Rams and entered Group 9 Later demalgamated and entered Murray Cup Folded in 2000s nbsp Batlow Tigers 1935 Memorial Park 1954 1972 amp 1976 Merged with Adelong to form Adelong Batlow Bears in Group 9 nbsp Ladysmith United 1982 Eric Weissel Oval Wagga Wagga None Folded nbsp Tumbarumba Greens 1934 Tumbarumba Showground 1934 1937 1946 1953 1971 1973 1977 1985 1986 1987 amp 1991 Group 9 in 1992 nbsp Wagga Wagga Brothers 1981 Eric Weissel Oval Wagga Wagga 1981 1982 1984 amp 1990 Joined after one season in Group 9 1980 returned to Group 9 when Group 13 folded Competed in Previous Seasons Albury Wanderers 1946 CBC Oval None Disbanded nbsp Albury Magpies Teachers 1970 Alexandra Park None Disbanded nbsp Adelong Green amp Gold 1937 Adelong Show Ground 1950 1951 1952 1960 amp 1961 Merged with Batlow to form Adelong Batlow Bears in Group 9 nbsp Army 1969 None Disbanded Bandiana 1951 None Disbanded nbsp Borambola Tarcutta 1938 Tarcutta Reserve None Disbanded nbsp Corowa Cougars 1987 Airport Oval None Moved to Murray Cup nbsp Culcairn 1946 Culcairn Sportsground None Disbanded nbsp Gerogery Reserve Grade 1957 Gerogery Sportsground None Disbanded Old Boys 1934 Wagga Cricket Ground None Disbanded nbsp Gundagai Tigers 1938 Anzac Park None Moved to Group 9 nbsp Henty 1934 East Henty Ground None Disbanded nbsp Holbrook Warriors 1934 Holbrook Football Ground 1940 Disbanded nbsp Junee Diesels 1939 Loftus Oval None Moved to Group 9 nbsp Khancoban 1961 Khancoban Sportsground 1964 Disbanded nbsp Lockhart 1936 Lockhart Sportsground 1947 Disbanded Morven 1940 Morven Sportsground None Disbanded nbsp RAAF 1968 None Disbanded Rand 1948 Rand Sportsground None Disbanded nbsp Tarcutta 1935 Tarcutta Reserve 1962 1965 amp 1969 Disbanded Teachers College 1949 Wagga Cricket Ground None Disbanded nbsp The Rock 1937 Victoria Park None Disbanded nbsp Tumut Blues 1938 Twickenham Oval None Group 9 Urana 1930s Urana Sportsground None Competed in West Division of Far South Rugby League Disbanded in late 1940s nbsp Wagga Wagga Magpies 1934 Wagga Cricket Ground 1938 amp 1939 Moved to Group 20 then Group 9 nbsp Wagga Wagga Waratahs 1935 Wagga Cricket Ground 1935 1941 Disbanded nbsp Wodonga Bears Unknown Baranduda Reserve None Disbanded succeeded by Wodonga Storm and Wodonga Wombats in Murray CupFirst Grade Champions editSeason Grand Finals Minor Premiership Premiers Score Runners up Venue 1934 nbsp Tumbarumba 10 7 nbsp Wagga Wagga Magpies Wagga Cricket Ground 1935 nbsp Wagga Wagga Waratahs 7 3 nbsp Tarcutta Wagga Cricket Ground 1936 nbsp Tarcutta 15 9 nbsp Tumbarumba Tarcutta Reserve 1937 nbsp Tumbarumba 20 7 nbsp Albury Blues Wagga Cricket Ground 1938 nbsp Wagga Wagga Magpies 24 3 nbsp Holbrook Holbrook 1939 nbsp Wagga Wagga Magpies 29 0 nbsp Holbrook Wagga Cricket Ground 1940 nbsp Henty 8 8 nbsp Wagga Wagga Waratahs Wagga Cricket Ground 1940 Replay nbsp Henty 12 3 nbsp Wagga Wagga Waratahs Wagga Cricket Ground 1941 nbsp Wagga Wagga Waratahs 2 2 nbsp Tumbarumba Wagga Cricket Ground 1941 Replay nbsp Wagga Wagga Waratahs 7 2 nbsp Tumbarumba Wagga Cricket Ground 1942 1945 No Competition 1946 nbsp Tumbarumba 5 0 nbsp Lockhart Holbrook 1947 nbsp Lockhart 2 0 nbsp Tumbarumba Wagga Cricket Ground 1948 nbsp Albury Roos 9 4 nbsp Borambola Tarcutta Holbrook 1949 nbsp Wagga RLFC 20 15 nbsp Albury Roos Wagga Cricket Ground 1950 nbsp Adelong 19 4 nbsp Albury Roos Holbrook 1951 nbsp Adelong Draw nbsp Albury Roos 1951 Replay nbsp Adelong 9 4 nbsp Albury Roos Holbrook 1952 nbsp Adelong 5 4 nbsp Holbrook Greenfield Park Albury 1953 nbsp Tumbarumba 22 14 nbsp Adelong Memorial Park Batlow 1954 nbsp Batlow 14 6 nbsp Adelong Memorial Park Batlow 1955 nbsp Holbrook 21 2 nbsp Albury Blues Culcairn 1956 nbsp Holbrook 7 0 nbsp Albury Blues Culcairn 1957 nbsp Albury Roos 11 2 nbsp Albury Blues Greenfield Park Albury 1958 nbsp Albury Blues 7 6 nbsp Holbrook Culcairn 1959 nbsp Holbrook 10 5 nbsp Adelong Culcairn 1960 nbsp Adelong 10 2 nbsp Albury Blues Holbrook 1961 nbsp Adelong 32 10 nbsp Holbrook Holbrook 1962 nbsp Tarcutta 10 5 nbsp Albury Blues Holbrook 1963 nbsp Holbrook 15 2 nbsp Tarcutta 1964 nbsp Khancoban 10 5 nbsp Holbrook Greenfield Park Albury 1965 nbsp Tarcutta 5 0 nbsp Khancoban Holbrook 1966 nbsp Army 19 8 nbsp Tarcutta Holbrook 1967 nbsp Holbrook 10 7 nbsp Army Greenfield Park Albury 1968 nbsp Holbrook 15 7 nbsp Tarcutta Greenfield Park Albury 1969 nbsp Tarcutta 10 9 nbsp Army Greenfield Park Albury 1970 nbsp Albury Roos 9 7 nbsp Tarcutta Lockhart 1971 nbsp Tumbarumba 16 4 nbsp Lockhart Greenfield Park Albury 1972 nbsp Batlow 10 5 nbsp Albury Blues Holbrook 1973 nbsp Tumbarumba nbsp Batlow Adelong Show Ground 1974 nbsp Albury Blues 24 6 nbsp Albury Roos 1975 nbsp Albury Blues 17 5 nbsp Batlow 1976 nbsp Batlow 19 7 nbsp Albury Blues 1977 nbsp Tumbarumba 13 11 nbsp Adelong 1978 nbsp Albury Blues 31 16 nbsp Albury Roos 1979 nbsp Albury Blues 22 10 nbsp Albury Roos 1980 nbsp Albury Blues 26 10 nbsp Tumbarumba 1981 nbsp Wagga Brothers 9 2 nbsp Albury Roos Tumbarumba Show Ground 1982 nbsp Wagga Brothers 17 10 nbsp Batlow 1983 nbsp Albury Roos 22 10 nbsp Tumbarumba 1984 nbsp Wagga Brothers 26 2 nbsp Batlow Weissel Oval Wagga 1985 nbsp Tumbarumba 32 8 nbsp Wagga Brothers 1986 nbsp Tumbarumba 21 4 nbsp Wagga Brothers 1987 nbsp Tumbarumba 12 10 nbsp Wagga Brothers Weissel Oval Wagga 1988 nbsp Albury Blues 28 8 nbsp Batlow Weissel Oval Wagga 1989 nbsp Albury Blues 16 7 nbsp Tumbarumba Greenfield Park Albury 1990 nbsp Wagga Brothers 36 6 nbsp Batlow Tumbarumba Show Ground 1991 nbsp Tumbarumba 18 8 nbsp Batlow Memorial Park BatlowClayton Cup Winners editGroup 13 produced six teams that won the Clayton Cup Country Rugby League highest honour in Club Rugby League 1939 nbsp Wagga Magpies1940 nbsp Henty1969 nbsp Tarcutta1975 nbsp Albury Blues1985 nbsp Tumbarumba1986 nbsp TumbarumbaRoddy Shield editThe Roddy Shield is a rugby league nines competition played in the vicinity of Tumut New South Wales Australia Clubs edit Current edit Town Nickname Home ground Premiership Years nbsp Adelong Green amp Gold Adelong Showground nbsp Batlow Tigers Memorial Park Batlow nbsp Tumut Bowling Club Bears Twickenham Tumut 2018 nbsp Commercial Hotel Sharks Twickenham Tumut 2019 nbsp Royal Hotel Devils Twickenham Tumut nbsp Tumbarumba Reserves Greens Tumbarumba Showground Former edit Town Nickname Home ground Premiership Years nbsp All Stars Stars Twickenham Tumut nbsp Oriental Hotel Colts Twickenham Tumut nbsp Woolpack Hotel Roosters Jets Twickenham Tumut Premiers edit Year Winner Score Loser 2018 nbsp Tumut Bowling Club 21 10 2 nbsp Commercial Hotel 2019 nbsp Commercial Hotel 31 12 3 nbsp Oriental Hotel 2020 nbsp Woolpack Hotel awarded with one round remaining due to COVID 19 pandemic 2021 nbsp Woolpack Hotel 11 10 4 nbsp Royal Hotel 2022 nbsp Adelong 5 nbsp Commercial Hotel 2023 nbsp Tumbarumba Reserves References edit New South Wales competitions Archived from the original on 12 February 2005 Retrieved 26 December 2007 Staff 20 March 2018 Bowlie win 2018 Roddy Shield Tumut and Adelong Times Retrieved 10 April 2023 Staff 26 March 2019 Sharks back on top Tumut and Adelong Times Retrieved 10 April 2023 Hanson Jeff 15 March 2021 Woolpack win Roddy Shield thriller Tumut and Adelong Times Retrieved 10 April 2023 Hanson Jeff 20 May 2022 Gundagai led Green and Gold win Roddy Shield Gundagai Independent Retrieved 10 April 2023 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Group 13 Rugby League amp oldid 1184850175, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
