Quakers Hill Destroyers

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Quakers Hill Destroyers RLFC
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Full nameQuakers Hill Destroyers Rugby League Football Club
Colours  Sky Blue
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Founded1995
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Competition Penrith District Rugby League

Quakers Hill Destroyers Rugby League Football Club is an Australian rugby league football club based in Quakers Hill, New South Wales formed in 1995.

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