Group 11 Rugby League

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Group 11 Rugby League
Group 11 Rugby League logo.jpg
Sport Rugby league
Instituted1946
Inaugural season1946
Ceased2021
Replaced by Western Premiership
Number of teams8
CountryAustralia
Premiers Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington (2019)
Most titles Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS (15 titles)
Website Group 11 at SportsTG

Group 11 was a rugby league competition in the surrounding areas of Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia. The competition is played in four grades, these being First-Grade, Reserve-Grade, Under 19s and Ladies League Tag.

Contents

Ahead of the 2022 season, the Group 10 and Group 11 competitions merged to form the Western Premiership. [1]

Current clubs

All four grades of Group 11 Clubs play in the Peter McDonald Premiership alongside Group 10 clubs from the 2023 season. For the 2022 season, Group 11 only officially fielded reserve and women's league tag competitions, although a Group 11 Premier was still crowned in First Grade and Under 18s, with this being the best team in the Group 11 Pool of the Peter McDonald Premiership. This model will be used in all grades from 2023.

TownMonikerHome GroundNo. of PremiershipsPremiership Years
Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Apex Oval, Dubbo151969, 1971, 1975, 1986, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2023*
New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Raiders Apex Oval, Dubbo71959, 1960, 1961, 1978, 1979, 1985, 2000, 2008, 2012
Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes Magpies Spooner Oval, Forbes81958, 1962, 1970, 1977, 1987, 2016, 2018, 2022*
Wests Tigers colours.svg Nyngan Tigers Larkin Oval, Nyngan0None (2 in Group 15; 1979 & 1983)
France colours.svg Parkes Spacemen Pioneer Oval, Parkes91954, 1972, 1973, 1983, 1984, 1988, 1996, 2010, 2013
Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington Cowboys Kennard Park, Wellington71946, 1948, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 2019

* Indicates where a club won the Group Premiership in a Year that another team won the overall Peter McDonald Premiership.

Previous clubs

ClubNicknameNo. of PremiershipsPremiership YearsMoved to
Balmain colours.svg CanowindraTigers11947 Woodbridge Cup
Eastern Suburbs colours.svg CobarRoosters41993, 1997, 1998, 2006 Group 14 Rugby League [2]
Parramatta colours.svg CondobolinRams21950, 1957 Woodbridge Cup
Widnes colours.svg CumnockCumnock0NoneFolded
Cronulla colours.svg DubboDubbo11949Split: Macquarie and CYMS
South Sydney colours.svg Dubbo WestsideRabbitohs21981, 1982Folded 2020
Wellington colours.svg EugowraGolden Eagles51963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967 Woodbridge Cup
Penrith colours.svg GilgandraPanthers11989 Group 14 Rugby League
Saintscolours.svg ManildraRhinos11999 Woodbridge Cup
St. George colours.svg NarromineJets111952, 1953, 1955, 1956, 1968, 1974, 1976, 1980, 1995, 2000, 2005 Group 14 Rugby League
Oldhamcolours.svg Peak HillRoosters11951 Woodbridge Cup

Return of Westside

At a Group 11 AGM on Sunday 17 November 2013 the Group approved an application by the Dubbo Westside RLFC to be re-admitted to the competition as a result of a ballot undertaken by stakeholders that returned a resounding 25–11 vote in favour of Westside thus returning the club to the competition after the club folded in 1999. The Rabbitohs won the Group 11 Premiership twice with back to back title wins in 1981 and 1982 and It is expected the Rabbitohs will play their home games at No.1 Oval after the ground's previous rugby league tenants Dubbo CYMS elected to make the move to Apex Oval. The club folded as of 2020.

Group 11 Premiers

Group 11 Premiers By Grade 1946-2019

Group 11 Premiers
Year1st GradeReserve GradeUnder 18sN/A
1946 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg WellingtonN/A
1947 Balmain colours.svg Canowindra
1948 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington
1949 Cronulla colours.svg Dubbo Cronulla colours.svg Dubbo
1950 Parramatta colours.svg Condobolin Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes
1951 Oldhamcolours.svg Peak Hill France colours.svg Parkes France colours.svg Parkes
1952 St. George colours.svg Narromine St. George colours.svg Narromine France colours.svg Parkes
1953 St. George colours.svg Narromine Widnes colours.svg Cumnock Cronulla colours.svg Dubbo
1954 France colours.svg Parkes France colours.svg Parkes France colours.svg Parkes
1955 St. George colours.svg Narromine France colours.svg Parkes Cronulla colours.svg Dubbo
1956 St. George colours.svg Narromine Cronulla colours.svg Dubbo Parramatta colours.svg Condobolin
1957 Parramatta colours.svg Condobolin Cronulla colours.svg Dubbo Cronulla colours.svg Dubbo
1958 Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes France colours.svg Parkes Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington
1959 New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1960 New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
1961 New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
1962 Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes France colours.svg Parkes
1963 Wellington colours.svg Eugowra Parramatta colours.svg Condobolin Parramatta colours.svg Condobolin
1964 Wellington colours.svg Eugowra New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1965 Wellington colours.svg Eugowra New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Balmain colours.svg Canowindra
1966 Wellington colours.svg Eugowra Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS France colours.svg Parkes
1967 Wellington colours.svg Eugowra France colours.svg Parkes Wellington colours.svg Eugowra
1968 St. George colours.svg Narromine Wellington colours.svg Eugowra Balmain colours.svg Canowindra
1969 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1970 Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1971 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
1972 France colours.svg Parkes New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
1973 France colours.svg Parkes Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
1974 St. George colours.svg Narromine New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1975 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1976 St. George colours.svg Narromine New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
1977 Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1978 New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
1979 New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1980 St. George colours.svg Narromine Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1981 South Sydney colours.svg Dubbo Westside St. George colours.svg Narromine St. George colours.svg Narromine
1982 South Sydney colours.svg Dubbo Westside New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1983 France colours.svg Parkes New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington
1984 France colours.svg Parkes France colours.svg Parkes South Sydney colours.svg Dubbo Westside
1985 New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie France colours.svg Parkes New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1986 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes
1987 Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1988 France colours.svg Parkes Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1989 Penrith colours.svg Gilgandra Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
1990 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Cobar Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Cobar
1991 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
1992 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes
1993 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Cobar New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie France colours.svg Parkes
1994 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
1995 St. George colours.svg Narromine Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington
1996 France colours.svg Parkes France colours.svg Parkes Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington
1997 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Cobar Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Cobar France colours.svg Parkes
1998 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Cobar Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Cobar St. George colours.svg Narromine
1999 Saintscolours.svg Manildra Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes
2000 New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS St. George colours.svg Narromine
2001 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
2002 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS St. George colours.svg Narromine
2003 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS St. George colours.svg Narromine St. George colours.svg Narromine
2004 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS St. George colours.svg Narromine
2005 St. George colours.svg Narromine Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
2006 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Cobar New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie St. George colours.svg Narromine
2007 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes
2008 New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
2009 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS France colours.svg Parkes Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
League Tag Instituted 2010
Year1st GradeReserve GradeUnder 18sLadies League Tag
2010 France colours.svg Parkes
2011 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
2012 New South Wales colours.svg Dubbo Macquarie
2013 France colours.svg Parkes
2014 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
2015 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
2016 Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes
2017 Ireland colours.svg Dubbo CYMS
2018 Western Suburbs colours.svg Forbes
2019 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington

Peter McDonald Premiership Premiers (2022-present)

First Grade Honour Board 1946-2019

Source: [3]

  • 1946: Wellington
  • 1947: Canowindra
  • 1948: Wellington
  • 1949: Dubbo
  • 1950: Condobolin
  • 1951: Peak Hill
  • 1952: Narromine
  • 1953: Narromine
  • 1954: Parkes
  • 1955: Narromine
  • 1956: Narromine
  • 1957: Condobolin
  • 1958: Forbes
  • 1959: Dubbo Macquarie
  • 1960: Dubbo Macquarie
  • 1961: Dubbo Macquarie
  • 1962: Forbes
  • 1963: Eugowra
  • 1964: Eugowra
  • 1965: Eugowra
  • 1966: Eugowra
  • 1967: Eugowra
  • 1968: Narromine
  • 1969: Dubbo CYMS
  • 1970: Forbes
  • 1971: Dubbo CYMS
  • 1972: Parkes
  • 1973: Parkes
  • 1974: Narromine
  • 1975: Dubbo CYMS
  • 1976: Narromine
  • 1977: Forbes
  • 1978: Dubbo Macquarie
  • 1979: Dubbo Macquarie
  • 1980: Narromine
  • 1981: Dubbo Westside
  • 1982: Dubbo Westside
  • 1983: Parkes
  • 1984: Parkes
  • 1985: Dubbo Macquarie
  • 1986: Dubbo CYMS
  • 1987: Forbes
  • 1988: Parkes
  • 1989: Gilgandra
  • 1990: Wellington
  • 1991: Wellington
  • 1992: Wellington
  • 1993: Cobar
  • 1994: Wellington
  • 1995: Narromine
  • 1996: Parkes
  • 1997: Cobar
  • 1998: Cobar
  • 1999: Manildra
  • 2000: Dubbo Macquarie
  • 2001: Dubbo CYMS
  • 2002: Dubbo CYMS
  • 2003: Dubbo CYMS
  • 2004: Dubbo CYMS
  • 2005: Narromine
  • 2006: Cobar
  • 2007: Dubbo CYMS
  • 2008: Dubbo Macquarie
  • 2009: Dubbo CYMS
  • 2010: Parkes
  • 2011: Dubbo CYMS
  • 2012: Dubbo Macquarie
  • 2013: Parkes
  • 2014: Dubbo CYMS
  • 2015: Dubbo CYMS
  • 2016: Forbes
  • 2017: Dubbo CYMS
  • 2018: Forbes
  • 2019: Wellington


* Indicates where a club won the Group Premiership in a Year that another team won the overall Peter McDonald Premiership.

Junior Competition

Group 11 JRL

The following clubs participate in the Group 11 Junior League. Where applicable, the club's differing Senior side/competition is listed.

Lachlan District JRL

Dubbo District JRL

  • Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Cobar Roosters JRL (Castlereagh Cup)
  • St. George colours.svg Narromine Jets Juniors (Castlereagh Cup)
  • Wests Tigers colours.svg Nyngan Tigers JRL
  • New South Wales colours.svg South Dubbo Raiders (Dubbo Macquarie)
  • Newcastle colours.svg St Johns Dubbo (No Seniors)
  • Canterbury colours.svg Warren Bulldogs (No Seniors)
  • Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Wellington Cowboys JRL


Notable juniors

Dubbo

Forbes Magpies

Parkes Spacemen

Wellington Cowboys

Nyghan Tigers

Other notable players (non-juniors)

Dubbo Cyms

Dubbo Macquarie

Forbes

Parkes

Wellington

Nyghan

See also

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References

  1. ↑ Schedule for 2022 Peter McDonald Premiership finally confirmed in Parkes Champion Post 24 January 2022
  2. ↑ "Roosters move to Castlereagh competition" in The Cobar Weekly, 14 February 2018
  3. ↑ "Dubbo CYMS Old Boys". Dubbo CYMS Old Boys. Retrieved 6 August 2022.
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