Goulburn Murray Rugby League

The Murray Cup is a rugby league competition in the Australian state of Victoria and southern NSW. It replaced the former Goulburn Murray Rugby League competition and covers the north of Victoria including Wodonga, Wangaratta, Corowa, Benalla and in southern NSW Albury and Tumbarumba.

Murray Cup
Current season or competition:
2019 Murray Cup Rugby League season
SportRugby league
Inaugural season2014
Number of teams8
CountryVictoria, Australia
PremiersTumbarumba Greens (2019)
Most titlesWodonga Storm 3
Related competitiongroup 9

Clubs
colurs Club Town Ground
Benalla Wolfpack Benalla Benalla
Corowa Cougars Corowa Corowa Airfield, Corowa
Charles Sturt University Muddogs Albury Charles Sturt University
Murray River Warriors Albury Haydon Park, West Albury
North Eastern Knights Wangaratta Wangaratta Oval
Tumbarumba Greens Tumbarumba Tumbarumba Oval
Wodonga Storm Wodonga Barranduda Sports Oval, Wodonga
Wodonga Wombats Wodonga Barranduda Sports Oval, Wodonga

Defunct Goulburn Murray Rugby League clubs
Location Ground Defunct Year
Puckapunyal Seymour Seymour 2007
Shepparton Warriors Shepparton 2007 (Replaced)
Wangaratta Scorpions Wangaratta 2005
Westside Brothers

Champions

This is a list of the Goulburn Murray Rugby League 1st Grade competition champions and the runners-up for each seasons the competition existed.

Season Premiers Score Runners-Up
2001[1] Corowa Cougars Twin City Hornets
2002[2] Southern Highlands Corowa Cougars
2003
2004[3] Corowa Cougars Twin City Hornets
2005[4] Corowa Cougars 50-6 Southern Riverina Jets
2006[5] Corowa Cougars Vikings RLFC
2007[6]
2008[7] Wangaratta Tigers Wodonga Storm
2009[8]
2010[8]

See also

References
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