Roma District Rugby League

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Roma District Rugby League
Sport Rugby league
Instituted1914
Inaugural season1914
CountryFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
Premiers South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla Bulldogs (2018)
Most titles Canterbury colours.svg Roma Cities Gladiators (22 titles)
Website SportsSG – Roma

The Roma District Rugby League is a competition in the Maranoa district of South West Queensland, Australia, run under the auspices of the Queensland Rugby League.

Contents

Clubs

Premiers

Grand Final results compiled from scores published in the Rugby League Week.

SeasonGrand Final InformationMinor Premiers
PremiersScoreRunners-upReport
1983 Canterbury colours.svg Cities61–30 Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla
1984 Balmain colours.svg Wattles32–16 Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla
1985 Balmain colours.svg Wattles31–12 Canterbury colours.svg Cities
1986 Balmain colours.svg Wattles20–18 North Sydney colours.svg Taroom North Sydney colours.svg Taroom
1987 Balmain colours.svg Wattles18–2 North Sydney colours.svg Taroom Western Suburbs colours.svg Mitchell
1988 North Sydney colours.svg Taroom28–22 Balmain colours.svg Wattles
1989 North Sydney colours.svg Taroom-Wondoan18–14 Balmain colours.svg Wattles
1990 Canterbury colours.svg Cities23–12 Balmain colours.svg WattlesYT [1]
1991 Balmain colours.svg Wattles48–0 North Sydney colours.svg Taroom
1992 Canterbury colours.svg Cities18–16 Balmain colours.svg Wattles Canterbury colours.svg Cities
1993 Balmain colours.svg Wattles22–10 North Sydney colours.svg Taroom North Sydney colours.svg Taroom
1994 Balmain colours.svg Wattles21–10 Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla
1995 Canterbury colours.svg Cities26–10 Balmain colours.svg Wattles
1996 South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla32–22 Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla
1997 Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla40–36 St. George colours.svg St George
1998 South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla22–20 St. George colours.svg St George
1999 Balmain colours.svg Wattles32–20 St. George colours.svg St George
2000 Canterbury colours.svg Cities28–24 South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla
2001 St. George colours.svg St George46–26 Canterbury colours.svg Cities
2002 Western Suburbs colours.svg Mitchell41–35 St. George colours.svg St George
2003 Canterbury colours.svg Cities38–32 St. George colours.svg St George
2004 Canterbury colours.svg Cities45–14 Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla-Surat Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla-Surat
2005 St. George colours.svg St George44–28 Western Suburbs colours.svg Mitchell St. George colours.svg St George
2006 Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla-Surat32–24 Western Suburbs colours.svg Mitchell St. George colours.svg St George
2007 St. George colours.svg St George42–30 Canterbury colours.svg Cities South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla
2008 St. George colours.svg St George68–30 South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla St. George colours.svg St George
2009 St. George colours.svg St George36–34 Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla-Surat St. George colours.svg St George
2010 South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla46–16 Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla-Surat South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla
2011 South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla19–18 St. George colours.svg St George Cronulla colours.svg Miles
2012 Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla-Surat36–30 Canterbury colours.svg Cities Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla-Surat
2013 Cronulla colours.svg Miles44–12 St. George colours.svg St George St. George colours.svg St George
2014 South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla44–18 St. George colours.svg St George South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla
2015 South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla24–16 Canterbury colours.svg CitiesMPM [2] South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla
2016 Canterbury colours.svg Cities34–10 South Sydney colours.svg ChinchillaQRL [3] Canterbury colours.svg Cities
2017 Canterbury colours.svg Cities32–14 Cronulla colours.svg Miles Canterbury colours.svg Cities
2018 South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla28–14 Glebe colours.svg Wallumbilla-SuratQRL [4] South Sydney colours.svg Chinchilla

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