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Sydney University
Club information
Full nameSydney University Rugby League Football Club
Founded1920;104 years ago (1920)
Exited1937;87 years ago (1937)
Former details
Competition New South Wales Rugby Football League
1937 9th of 9
University home jersey 1925.svg
Team colours
Records
PremiershipsNil
Runners-up1 – 1926
Minor premierships Nil
Wooden spoons 10 – 1921, 1923, 1927, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937
Sports departments of the University of Sydney
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The Sydney University Rugby League Football Club is a rugby league team currently playing in the Saturday Metro League competition. The University of Sydney was represented in the New South Wales Rugby Football League premiership from 1920 to 1937 as University, and also in the NSWRL Second Division and Metropolitan League competitions from 1963 to 1976.

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History

The movement at the University of Sydney to be involved in the new game of rugby league began in 1919 with a number of players (including seven University Blues from the 1918 season) viewing a game of the new code and deciding to switch codes. As put by Herbert Vere Evatt (a final year law student and later a politician, jurist and president of the UN General Assembly) at the time the reasons were:

"Owing to the general dissatisfaction with the management of the Rugby Union during the 1919 football season, and the fact that University footballers were starting to realise that rugby league was a faster and cleaner game, several leading members of the football club, including seven 'blues' of the past season, took steps to introduce the league game into the University for the 1920 season. A special meeting of league supporters was held and decided to enter three teams, all members to play as strict amateurs."[ citation needed ]

Anti-rugby league prejudice

From the very beginning, the Students (or 'Varsity' as they were also known) struggled to gain acceptance by the University Sports Association who displayed great prejudice toward those who had left the rugby union side to play rugby league.[ citation needed ]

Indeed, players who participated in rugby league matches were threatened with disqualification from ever playing rugby union at Oxford University or University of Cambridge and the Sports Association forbid the club from training on the University Oval (forcing Varsity to train with Eastern Suburbs at the Sydney Sports Ground).[ citation needed ] While public pressure forced the Association to relent, the club never once played a game at the University Oval during its involvement in the New South Wales Rugby League premiership.[ citation needed ]

1926 Grand Final

The highlight of the Students' 18 seasons in the NSWRL Premiership was their one and only finals appearance (having finished fourth in the regular season). To get to the Grand Final at the Sydney Agricultural Ground University had to defeat Glebe which they did comfortably 29 - 3. [1] In the Grand Final, however, they were defeated 5–11 by Souths in front of 20,000 people. [2]

YearPremiersRunners-upScore
1926 South Sydney colours.svg South Sydney University colours.svg University11–5

Withdrawal from the Premiership

Chart of yearly table positions for Sydney University in First Grade NSWRL Performance Chart NRL UNI.svg
Chart of yearly table positions for Sydney University in First Grade NSWRL

Generally, the amateur students struggled to perform against the professional players of the other sides and University enjoyed very little success only winning 44 of its 226 games during its time in the Premiership (and only won 2 games after 1933). The club did not win a single match in 1935, continuing a losing streak that started in round 2, 1934 and which would run till round 14, 1936 and which marked the most consecutive losses in NSWRL/NRL premiership history at 42. This run of form, in addition to having spent 12 of its 18 seasons in last place prompted their decision to withdraw from the Premiership at the close of the 1937 season.

Life After the Premiership

Rugby league did not perish at the University of Sydney and sides representing the university continued to play in various competitions. Most notably, Varsity played in the NSWRL Inter-District Competition, Second Division and Metropolitan League (predecessors to the Jim Beam Cup) between 1964 and 1976, finishing as Second Division runners-up in 1969 and 1971, both times to the leading side of the day Wentworthville.

YearPremiersRunners-upScore
1969 Hullcolours.svg Wentworthville Magpies University colours.svg University20–2
1971 Hullcolours.svg Wentworthville Magpies University colours.svg University21–15
YearCompetitionLadderFinals PositionAll Match Record
PosByesPtsPWLDForAgstDiff
1964Second Division [3] 7012186120248277-29
1965Second Division [4] 907173141177386-209
1966Second Division [5] 70414212032313-281
1967Second Division [6] 4016Semi-Finalist15870146159-13
1968Second Division [7] 3222Semi-Finalist [8] 171160263163100
1969Second Division [9] 3024Grand Finalist19145021320211
1970Second Division [10] 4228Semi-Finalist [11] 21147032224874
1971Second Division [12] 2235Grand Finalist [13] 221831578255323
1972Second Division [14] 5225Play-Off211010143534986
1973Second Division [15] 9212204160202565-363
1974Metropolitan Cup518218112274324-50
1975Metropolitan Cup3223Finalist181251498285213
1976Metropolitan Cup501216592256343-87

Wills Cup

As runners-up in the 1969 Second Division, University (along with Wentworthville) were invited to compete in the NSWRL pre-season competition (the Wills Cup ) in 1970.

Despite the inclusion of mature players from other metropolitan University clubs and professional coaches, the sides were too inexperienced and light to compete with the senior club sides. University finished 13th (above last-placed Penrith) in the competition with 1 win from 4 games (their lone win, a close 19–17 victory, came against Wentworthville), with a points differential of -29.

University Shield Competition

In 1922 the University of Sydney Club presented the league with a shield for use as a trophy in a statewide High School Rugby League knockout competition. The competition became known as the 'University Shield' and is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious competitions in schoolboy rugby league.

The University Shield has undergone various changes in format since its inception in 1922, the most notable of these having been the exclusion of specialised 'Sports High Schools' which dominated the competition between 1996 and 2006 in a spirit deemed 'untrue' to the traditional concept of the competition.

Sydney Shield

In December 2018, it was revealed that University would be competing in the Sydney Shield competition. [16] At the end of the 2019 Sydney Shield season, University finished 10th on the table. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, University were initially meant to compete in the 2021 Sydney Shield but pulled out for financial reasons. [17]

YearCompetitionLadderFinals PositionAll Match Record
PosByesPtsPWLDForAgstDiff
2019Sydney Shield [18] 10111204151397744-347
2020Sydney ShieldN/A00Competition Cancelled [19] 10102024-4
2020Sydney Shield [20] 7178251176218-42

University Shield Honour Board (1922–2007)

YearPremiers
1922Goulburn
1923Goulburn
1924Goulburn
1925Sydney Technical
1926Tamworth
1927Tamworth
1928Tamworth
1929Tamworth
1930Randwick
1931Tamworth
1932Newcastle
1933Cessnock
1934Combined
1935Newcastle
1936Newcastle
1937Cessnock
1938Cessnock
1939Newcastle
1940Newcastle
1941Newcastle
1942Newcastle
1943Newcastle
1944Sydney Technical
1945Sydney Technical
1946Newcastle
1947Maitland
1948Taree
1949Gosford
1950Gosford
1951Gosford
1952Gosford
1953Muswellbrook
1954Newcastle
1955Gosford
1956Newcastle
1957Tamworth
1958Newcastle
1959Newcastle
1960Newcastle
1961Tamworth
1962Newcastle
1963Newcastle Tech
1964Tamworth
1965Tamworth
1966Griffith
1967Orange
1968Orange/Tamworth
1969Tamworth
1970Yanco Ag.
1971Tamworth
1972Yanco Ag.
1973Moree
1974Gosford
1975Tamworth
1976Ashcroft
1977Ashcroft
1978Tamworth
1978Blacktown
1980Chatham
1981Chatham
1982James Cook
1983James Cook
1984Ashcroft
1985Ashcroft
1986Toormina
1987Yanco Ag.
1988Melville
1989James Cook
1990Yanco Ag.
1991Dubbo South
1992Yanco Ag.
1993Kingsgrove
1994Kingsgrove
1995Sarah Redfern
1996Yanco Ag.
1997Camden
1998Westfield Sports
1999Westfield Sports
2000Westfield Sports
2001Westfield Sports
2002Endeavour Sports
2003Farrer Ag.
2004Endeavour Sports
2005Westfield Sports
2006Hunter Sports
2007Junee High School

Players

NSWRFL (1920–1937)

NameFirst YrLast YrAppsTriesGoalsFGPts [21]
Frank Ainsworth 193719377
John Allison 19201920926
P. Anderson193019302
John Austin 192019201013
W. Austin19201920726
Edmund Barker 193719374
John Barry 192719301413
Tom Barry 192219276115147
John Bassetti 192519266
Arthur Beckhouse 193519353
John Beckley 19341935253621
Noel Behl 193019327
Frank Benning 1926193067515
Anthony Blomgren 193519373239
Greg Bondietti 192719291313
Bert Bowen 1936193710
John Brennan 19291930926
Bill Brewer 19321934713
J. Bridgman1924192522
George Brown 192919295
J. Bryant192819283
H. Buckland193119312
Frank Buckley 192919302712
P. Burke19301930113
Vince Byrne 192019229
E. Cahill192019203
J. Callaghan193019302
A. Callan192019211013
Hugh Campbell 193619372126
R. Campbell192219222
Tom Carey 19371937164522
Roy Cloutier 192019205
Jim Comans 1932193637412
Paddy Conaghan 1921192225927
J. Condon193719373
James Connolly 193019301
Arthur Connor 192619271439
Russell Cooper 1934193522
T. Corbett192019204
Hector Courtenay 1921192229348105
Jim Craig 19221922123825
Roy Cripps 19211922282060
George Cummins 19211921913
Bob Cunningham 192319235
Martin Cunningham 19221928566120
J. Curtis192519252
Gus Cusack 192019201
Bill Darragh 192219243513
Jack Davies 193019372661038
Vern Deacon 19261928241030
J. Delamotte192219221
Hilton Delaney 1929193020721
Daniel Dempsey 19271927213
Jack Dempsey 193419344
R. Dempsey1930193112412
Roy Dinley 192019213026
M. Dodds192319232
Leo Doran 193019321013
Griffith Duncan 19341934313
Jim Dunworth 19211924591236
Robert Dunworth 19221925545117
Tom Edwards 193519351426
Jack Elliott 193219362412247
Clive Evatt 192219254613
Gordon Favelle 193219343116864
Jack Fay 1932193211
William Fennell 192219236
Aldo Ferrari 193019326
R. Ferry192219221
Vic Fetherstone 192119218
Hubert Finn 19201926889843
Bill Flanagan 19261929451232100
Jim Flattery 19201925632163
Frank Freeman 193419373061344
Rupert Frew 193119331926
Geoff Gartner 193419341
Henry George 192119212
Harold Grant 192519261312
Jack Gray-Spence 19331934241545
Jim Gregan 193319342813
Frank Gwynne 19201920123315
Les Halberstater 19221924926
Edmund Hanrahan 1920192120412
Harleigh Hanrahan 192819303511237
H. Haynes193319331
George Heery 1927192938515
L. Henry19221922212
Jim Hinchey 193219322
Fred Homer 1936193728
J. Hyland193119311
Paul Hyndes 192219222
Cecil Inch 19371937926
Norm Johnson 19321932926
Matthew Keogh 192219222
J. Lambourne192519251
Alby Lane 1922192849824
Frank Learmonth 1934193727
Tom Linskey 192019245611329
Francis Lions 1922193338
Alf Loton 193619361
Jack Lowe 19281931361133
Dick Lynch 193119333239
J. Lynch193019301
Jock MacNeill 19301931211030
John Madden 193119315
Sid Mannix 1930193237824
James Marks 193419374926
Cyril Massey 192219221
G. McCann19201920213
Ryan McCarthy 192019204139
G. McCaughey192619271026
Eric McClintock 193619365
N. McClosky 19201921313
Paddy McCormack 1925192952927
Bill McCulloch 19341935184522
Tom McInerney 1930193553877178
John McIntyre 1926192840486184
Charles McKay 1935193611
Martin McKeown 192219231913
Alban McKillop 192019201341032
Ross McKinnon 1933193418127
Alan McLeod 192019213261548
Henry McLoskey 192219221
Jack McMahon 192519251113
T. McMahon1920192320
James McMenamin 192919302039
A. McRae1930193115
L. McRae1932193211
Herbert Milligan 193319332
Tom Monaghan 19301933331133
A. Moran192919301413
Michael Moran 193519372426
Ray Morris 19331933526
Horace Moxon 192319242126
Crawford Munro 1922192424721
H. Murphy192219221
Wal Murphy 19221923187327
Frank Nethery 193519371513
Trevor Newcombe 193519351126
A. Norris192919304
Dick O'Brien 192319274115657
L. O'Brien192919294
T. O'Donnell19261927513
Frank O'Hara 1935193711
F. O'Loan193019305127
Rod O'Loan 19331934281236
Frank O'Rourke 19241934461835124
Ernest Ogg 192519331202418108
Alex Owen 192619291326
Phil Parsonage 1930193722721
Rex Pedler 193419341
Don Peel 19341934413
Charlie Peoples 192019212339
John Perry 192919304
Keith Pettiford 193719373
A. Powell192519254
Lachlan Powell 192619323039
John Quinlan 193119317
N. Quinlan193019305
Clinton Quinlivan 192819287412
Norman Quinn 192519251026
Harry Ratcliffe 1935193721412
Leo Reddy 193519361213
Jack Redman 193319341013
Ernest Ritchie 193619361313
L. Roberts192119214
Charles Rowley 192619292313
Reg Rowley 193619376816
Cec Rubie 1929193250515
Jack Rubinson 1936193720
Edward Ryan 19221927762524123
Keith Sabine 1925192816115
Favel Satterthwaite 192019201213
Isidor Sender 192319277
Leslie Sender 193519372721026
John Sharples 193619379
Noel Sligar 192119221713
Jim Smyth 1931193223412
Frank Spillane 19341934913
Jack Spillane 193319341911737
Jim Staines 1936193715515
M. Stevens192719271
C. Sullivan193619361
Greg Sullivan 1931193521
J. Sullivan192019222
Charles Taylor 19201920913
W. Temperley19301930213
Bob Terry 1922192518824
Jack Thom 1930193228412
Tom Thorne 193719372
Dennis Treacy 19351935313
Leslie Trives 193219346
Roy Turner 193519372126
Maurice Unwin 1922192532412
H. Walpole192519252
C. Ward1929193617
Jim Ward 19211927377939
Joe Wells 193319331
J. Wherrett193219323
Pat Williams 192019202
Hugh Willis 1933193523115
Keith Willis 193519371639
Martin Willis 193019307
C. Woodhead192019202
John Woods 192619262
John Woods 192619295819567
J. Woolfe192719303
Ed Wynter 192619282513

Representatives

Australian

New South Wales

Records

Club Records

Biggest Win

Biggest Loss

Most Consecutive Wins

Most Consecutive Loses

Record point scorer

Record appearance holder

^ denotes premiership record

Club Honours

Premierships: (0)

Runners-Up: (1) 1926

Minor Premierships: (0)

Wooden Spoons: (10) 1921, 1923, 1927, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937

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