Group 12 Rugby League
Group 12 is the name of a defunct rugby league competition based around the outback city of Broken Hill in New South Wales, Australia. The last premiership was held in 1997 when Wilcannia beat Menindee.[1]
Teams
Former Group 12 teams included:
- Broken Hill Geebungs
- Broken Hill Saints
- Broken Hill United
- Menindee Yabbies
- Wilcannia Boomerangs
- Wilcannia Tigers
First Grade Champions
Season | Champion | Score | Runners-Up |
---|---|---|---|
1980 | Broken Hill Saints | Unknown | Unknown |
1981 | Broken Hill Saints | ||
1982 | Broken Hill Saints | Menindee | |
1983 | Broken Hill Saints | 22-12 | Menindee |
1984 | Broken Hill United | 19 - 0 | Broken Hill Saints |
1985 | Broken Hill United | 21-20 | Wilcannia Tigers |
1986 | Wilcannia Boomerangs | unknown | Broken Hill United |
1987 | Broken Hill United | 15-12 | Wilcannia Boomerangs |
1988 | Broken Hill United | 31-20 | Wilcannia Boomerangs |
1989 | broken hill saints | 18-14 | broken hill united |
1990 | Broken Hill Saints | 18-0 | Broken Hill United |
1991 | Wilcannia Boomerangs | 34-20 | Menindee Yabbies |
1992 | |||
1993 | Menindee | 36-20 | Wilcania |
1994 | Broken Hill United | 46-18 | Wilcannia Boomerangs |
1995 | Broken Hill United | 28-20 | Wilcannia Boomerangs |
1996 | Wilcannia Boomerangs | 38-34 | Broken Hill Geebungs |
1997 | Wilcania | 56-48 | Menindee |
Re-emergence
The Group 12 competition has been now been revived but in a different form as the Outback Rugby League. Some of the Original Group 12 clubs have returned to the new league.[3] The 2013 Competition teams are:
- Broken Hill Saints
- Broken Hill GeeBungs
- Broken Hill Young Guns (juniors only)
- Wilcannia Boomerangs
- Wilcannia Warriors
- Menindee Yabbies
- Menindee Wedgetails (Eagles)
- Broken Hill United joined the ORL 2014 ...
References
- "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2007-09-27. Retrieved 2006-10-27.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- "Grand Final Results". Archived from the original on 2007-09-27. Retrieved 2006-10-27.
- "News - Outback Rugby League".
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