Group 13 Rugby League

Group 13 Rugby League
Sport	Rugby league
Formerly known as	Group 18
Instituted	1934
Ceased	1991
Most titles	Tumbarumba (11)

The Group 13 Rugby League Competition is Defunct NSWCRL Group Competition which was run under the auspieces of the CRL. It was disbanded after the 1991 Season. It covered an area which was the Southern Part of New South Wales and even some parts of Northern Victoria.

Group 13 was originally called Group 18 between 1934 and 1936. The Group was born from the Far South Rugby League and Wagga Rugby League.

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. After the 1991 season, the remaining clubs joined the Group 9 Rugby League Competition.^[1]

Group 13 produced six teams that won the Clayton Cup (Country Rugby League) highest honour in club Rugby League.

1939 - Wagga Magpies

1940 - Henty

1969 - Tarcutta

1975 - Albury Blues

1985 - Tumbarumba

1986 - Tumbarumba

Teams

Club	Year Entered	Home Ground	Championships	Runners-Up
Group 13 Teams
Albury Blues*	1934	Olive Street, CBC Oval & Greenfield Park	1958, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1988 & 1989
Albury Roos*	1947	Greenfield Park	1948 1957, 1970 & 1983
Albury Wanderers	1946	CBC Oval
Albury Magpies (Teachers)	1970	Alexandra Park
Adelong	1937	Adelong Show Ground	1950, 1951, 1952, 1960 & 1961
Army	1969
Batlow*	1935	Memorial Park	1954, 1972 & 1976
Bandiana	1951
Borambola-Tarcutta	1938	Tarcutta Reserve		1948
Corowa	1987
Culcairn	1946
Gerogery (Reserve Grade)	1957
Old Boys	1934	Wagga Cricket Ground
Gundagai	1938	Anzac Park
Henty	1934	East Henty Ground
Holbrook	1934	Holbrook Football Ground	1940
Junee	1939
Khancoban	1961		1964	1965
Ladysmith United*	1982
Lockhart	1936		1947	1946 & 1971
Morven	1940
RAAF	1968
Rand	1948
Tarcutta	1935	Tarcutta Reserve	1962, 1965 & 1969
Teachers College	1949	Wagga Cricket Ground
The Rock	1937
Tumbarumba*	1934	Tumbarumba Show Ground	1934, 1937, 1946, 1953, 1971, 1973, 1977, 1985, 1986, 1987 & 1991
Tumut	1938
Wagga Wagga Brothers*	1981		1981, 1982, 1984 & 1990
Wagga Wagga Magpies	1934	Wagga Cricket Ground	1938 & 1939	1934
Wagga Wagga Waratahs	1935	Wagga Cricket Ground	1935, 1941	1940

Note: Teams marked with a (*) means that they Competed in the Final Season

First Grade Champions

Season	Grand Finals				Minor Premiership
Season	Premiers	Score	Runners-up	Venue	Minor Premiership
1934	Tumbarumba	10-7	Wagga Wagga Magpies	Wagga Cricket Ground
1935	Wagga Wagga Waratahs	7-3	Tarcutta	Wagga Cricket Ground
1936	Tarcutta	15-9	Tumbarumba	Tarcutta Reserve
1937	Tumbarumba	20-7	Albury Blues	Wagga Cricket Ground
1938	Wagga Wagga Magpies	24-3	Holbrook	Holbrook
1939	Wagga Wagga Magpies	29-0	Holbrook	Wagga Cricket Ground
1940	Henty	8-8	Wagga Wagga Waratahs	Wagga Cricket Ground
1940 Replay	Henty	12-3	Wagga Wagga Waratahs	Wagga Cricket Ground
1941	Wagga Wagga Waratahs	2-2	Tumbarumba	Wagga Cricket Ground
1941 Replay	Wagga Wagga Waratahs	7-2	Tumbarumba	Wagga Cricket Ground
1942-1945 - No Competition
1946	Tumbarumba	5-0	Lockhart	Holbrook
1947	Lockhart	2-0	Tumbarumba	Wagga Cricket Ground
1948	Albury Roos	9-4	Borambola-Tarcutta	Holbrook
1949	Wagga RLFC	20-15	Albury Roos	Wagga Cricket Ground
1950	Adelong	19-4	Albury Roos	Holbrook
1951	Adelong	Draw	Albury Roos
1951 Replay	Adelong	9-4	Albury Roos	Holbrook
1952	Adelong	5-4	Holbrook	Greenfield Park, Albury
1953	Tumbarumba	22-14	Adelong	Memorial Park, Batlow
1954	Batlow	14-6	Adelong	Memorial Park, Batlow
1955	Holbrook	21-2	Albury Blues	Culcairn
1956	Holbrook	7-0	Albury Blues	Culcairn
1957	Albury Roos	11-2	Albury Blues	Greenfield Park, Albury
1958	Albury Blues	7-6	Holbrook	Culcairn
1959	Holbrook	10-5	Adelong	Culcairn
1960	Adelong	10-2	Albury Blues	Holbrook
1961	Adelong	32-10	Holbrook	Holbrook
1962	Tarcutta	10-5	Albury Blues	Holbrook
1963	Holbrook	15-2	Tarcutta
1964	Khancoban	10-5	Holbrook	Greenfield Park, Albury
1965	Tarcutta	5-0	Khancoban	Holbrook
1966	Army	19-8	Tarcutta	Holbrook
1967	Holbrook	10-7	Army	Greenfield Park, Albury
1968	Holbrook	15-7	Tarcutta	Greenfield Park, Albury
1969	Tarcutta	10-9	Army	Greenfield Park, Albury
1970	Albury Roos	9-7	Tarcutta	Lockhart
1971	Tumbarumba	16-4	Lockhart	Greenfield Park, Albury
1972	Batlow	10-5	Albury Blues	Holbrook
1973	Tumbarumba		Batlow	Adelong Show Ground
1974	Albury Blues	24-6	Albury Roos
1975	Albury Blues	17-5	Batlow
1976	Batlow	19-7	Albury Blues
1977	Tumbarumba	13-11	Adelong
1978	Albury Blues	31-16	Albury Roos
1979	Albury Blues	22-10	Albury Roos
1980	Albury Blues	26-10	Tumbarumba
1981	Wagga Brothers	9-2	Albury Roos	Tumbarumba Show Ground
1982	Wagga Brothers	17-10	Batlow
1983	Albury Roos	22-10	Tumbarumba
1984	Wagga Brothers	26-2	Batlow	Weissel Oval, Wagga
1985	Tumbarumba	32-8	Wagga Brothers
1986	Tumbarumba	21-4	Wagga Brothers
1987	Tumbarumba	12-10	Wagga Brothers	Weissel Oval, Wagga
1988	Albury Blues	28-8	Batlow	Weissel Oval, Wagga
1989	Albury Blues	16-7	Tumbarumba	Greenfield Park, Albury
1990	Wagga Brothers	36-6	Batlow	Tumbarumba Show Ground
1991	Tumbarumba	18-8	Batlow	Memorial Park, Batlow

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