Toowoomba Rugby League

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Toowoomba Rugby League
Sport Rugby league
Instituted1919
Inaugural season1919
Number of teams12
CountryAustralia
Premiers Australian colours.svg Wattles Warriors
Most titles Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters (35 titles)
Website TRL at SportsTG

The Toowoomba Rugby League is a competition involving football clubs from the city of Toowoomba and surrounding towns and districts.

Contents

Established in 1919, the competition features twelve clubs competing across three men's and on women's grade, and is run under the auspices of Queensland Rugby League Central Division.

Clubs

All the clubs with A-Grade sides also field Reserve Grade sides.

ClubColoursCityHome ground(s)No. of A-Grade

Premierships

A-Grade

Premiership Years

Dalby Devils
Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg
Dalby Dalby Leagues Club, Dalby12017
Gatton Hawks
Wellington colours.svg
Gatton Cahill Park Sporting Complex, Gatton21989, 2014
Goondiwindi Boars
Mackay Cutters colours.svg
Goondiwindi Gilbert Oval, Goondiwindi22005, 2021
Highfields Eagles
City colours.svg
Toowoomba Kuhls Road Oval, Toowoomba0None
Newtown Lions
Newtown colours.svg
Toowoomba Jack Martin Centre, Toowoomba31983, 1985, 2002
Oakey Bears
Penrith Panthers square flag icon with 2020 colours.svg
Oakey Oakey Rugby League Fields41980, 1994, 1998–99
Pittsworth Danes
Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg
Pittsworth Pittsworth Rugby League Oval21986, 2016
Southern Suburbs Tigers
Wests Tigers colours.svg
Toowoomba Gold Park, Toowoomba11996
Brothers Toowoomba
Brothers Colours.svg
Toowoomba Glenholme Park, Toowoomba61990-91, 1995, 2000–01, 2012
Toowoomba Valleys Roosters
Wests Panthers Colours.svg
Toowoomba John McDonald Sports Complex, Toowoomba101984, 1992, 2006–11, 2018–19
Warwick Cowboys
Eastern Suburbs colours.svg
Warwick Collegians Junior Rugby League Oval, Warwick21987-88
Wattles Warriors
Australian colours.svg
Toowoomba Platz Oval, Toowoomba41997, 2014–15, 2022

Toowoomba Rugby League Grand Final results (1980-present)

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

SeasonGrand Final InformationMinor Premiers
PremiersScoreRunners-upReport
1980 Western Suburbs colours.svg Oakey Bears28–2 Glebe colours.svg Millmerran Rams
1981 Glebe colours.svg Millmerran Rams25–7 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
1982 Glebe colours.svg Millmerran Rams13–10 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
1983 Newtown colours.svg Newtown Lions38–20 Australian colours.svg Wattles Warriors
1984 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters19–14 Western Suburbs colours.svg Oakey Bears
1985 Newtown colours.svg Newtown Lions18–8 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba All Whites Newtown colours.svg Newtown Lions
1986 Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Pittsworth Danes17–6 Balmain colours.svg Souths Tigers Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Pittsworth Danes
1987 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Warwick Cowboys12–10 Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Pittsworth Danes Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Warwick Cowboys
1988 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Warwick Cowboys30–12 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba All Whites
1989 Wellington colours.svg Gatton Hawks30–18 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba All Whites Glebe colours.svg Millmerran Rams
1990 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba All Whites18–10 Balmain colours.svg Souths Tigers
1991 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba All Whites24–22 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters Western Suburbs colours.svg Oakey Bears
1992 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters26–23 Newtown colours.svg Newtown Lions Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
1993 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba All Whites26–23 Western Suburbs colours.svg Oakey Bears Australian colours.svg Wattles Warriors
1994 Western Suburbs colours.svg Oakey Bears24–18 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba All Whites
1995 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba All Whites36–20 Western Suburbs colours.svg Oakey Bears
1996 Balmain colours.svg Souths Tigers12–10 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Dalby Diehards Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
1997 Australian colours.svg Wattles Warriors42–8 Newtown colours.svg Newtown Lions Australian colours.svg Wattles Warriors
1998 Western Suburbs colours.svg Oakey Bears39–16 Australian colours.svg Wattles Warriors Western Suburbs colours.svg Oakey Bears
1999 Western Suburbs colours.svg Oakey Bears34–16 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Warwick Cowboys
2000 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba All Whites24–6 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Inglewood Roosters Mackay Cutters colours.svg Goondiwindi Boars
2001 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba All Whites20–18 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
2002 Newtown colours.svg Newtown Lions30–18 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
2003 Brisbane colours.svg Brisbane Broncos Colts34–26 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys RoostersABC [1] Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
2004 Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Pittsworth Danes Mackay Cutters colours.svg Goondiwindi Boars Mackay Cutters colours.svg Goondiwindi Boars
2005 Mackay Cutters colours.svg Goondiwindi Boars36–24 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba Brothers LeprechaunsSTG [2] Mackay Cutters colours.svg Goondiwindi Boars
2006 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters24–14 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba Brothers Leprechauns Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
2007 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters42–18 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba Brothers Leprechauns Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
2008 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters68–16 Newtown colours.svg Newtown Lions Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
2009 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters18–16 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba Brothers LeprechaunsSTG [3] Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
2010 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters34–16 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Dalby Diehards Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Dalby Diehards
2011 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters37–30 Western Suburbs colours.svg Oakey BearsTC [4] Western Suburbs colours.svg Oakey Bears
2012 Brothers Colours.svg Toowoomba Brothers Leprechauns Balmain colours.svg Souths TigersQT [5] TC [6] Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
2013 Wellington colours.svg Gatton Hawks32–20 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys RoostersTC [7] QRL [8] Balmain colours.svg Souths Tigers
2014 Australian colours.svg Wattles Warriors36–12 Wellington colours.svg Gatton Hawks Australian colours.svg Wattles Warriors
2015 Australian colours.svg Wattles Warriors52–26 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Dalby DiehardsTC [9] WDN [10] Australian colours.svg Wattles Warriors
2016 Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Pittsworth Danes18–12 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Warwick CowboysQRL [11] TC [12] Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Warwick Cowboys
2017 Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Dalby Diehards48–4 Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Pittsworth DanesTC [13] QRL [14] Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters
2018 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters24–22 Australian colours.svg Wattles WarriorsWDN [15] QRL [16]
2019 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Valleys Roosters24–16 Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Warwick CowboysYT [17]
2020Cancelled due to COVID
2021 Mackay Cutters colours.svg Goondiwindi Boars26–20 City colours.svg Highfields Eagles Mackay Cutters colours.svg Goondiwindi Boars
2022 Australian colours.svg Wattles Warriors51–20 Wellington colours.svg Gatton Hawks Wellington colours.svg Gatton Hawks

Toowoomba Rugby League Premiers (1920-present)

Premiers published in The Chronicle. [18]

YearDecade
1920s1930s1940s1950s1960s1970s1980s1990s2000s2010s2020s
0 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Brothers Colours.svg Leprechauns Canterbury colours.svg Carlton Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Australian colours.svg Warriors Western Suburbs colours.svg Bears Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Ireland colours.svg Cancelled
1 Brothers Colours.svg Leprechauns Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Balmain colours.svg Tigers Balmain colours.svg Tigers Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Glebe colours.svg Rams Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Ireland colours.svg
2 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Glebe colours.svg Rams Newtown colours.svg Lions Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Brothers Colours.svg Leprechauns Ireland colours.svg
3 Brothers Colours.svg Leprechauns Newtown colours.svg Lions Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Newtown colours.svg Lions Newtown colours.svg Lions Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Brisbane colours.svg Broncos (C) Wellington colours.svg Hawks Ireland colours.svg
4 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Danes Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Western Suburbs colours.svg Bears Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Danes Australian colours.svg Warriors Ireland colours.svg TBA
5 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Brothers Colours.svg Leprechauns Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Western Suburbs colours.svg Bears Newtown colours.svg Lions Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Mackay Cutters colours.svg Boars Australian colours.svg Warriors Ireland colours.svg TBA
6 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Brothers Colours.svg Leprechauns Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Danes Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Danes Balmain colours.svg Tigers Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Danes Ireland colours.svg TBA
7 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Balmain colours.svg Tigers Wynnum-Manly Colours.svg Danes Western Suburbs colours.svg Bears Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Cowboys Australian colours.svg Warriors Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg Diehards Ireland colours.svg TBA
8 Brothers Colours.svg Brothers Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Newtown colours.svg Lions Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Balmain colours.svg Tigers Eastern Suburbs colours.svg Cowboys Western Suburbs colours.svg Bears Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Ireland colours.svg TBA
9 Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Brothers Colours.svg All Whites Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Western Suburbs colours.svg Bears Wellington colours.svg Hawks Western Suburbs colours.svg Bears Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Wests Panthers Colours.svg Roosters Ireland colours.svg TBA

Border Rivers Rugby League

The Border Rivers Rugby League is a Division 2 competition within the same geographical region, that is also administered by the Toowoomba Rugby League. [19]

Clubs

ColoursClubTownHome ground(s)No. of A-Grade

Premierships

A-Grade

Premiership Years

Manly Sea Eagles colours.svg
Eastern Suburbs Hornets Warwick East Warwick
Eastern Suburbs colours.svg
Inglewood Roosters Inglewood MacIntyre Sports Complex
Port Moresby Vipers Colours.svg
MacIntyre Warriors Boggabilla (NSW)Boggabilla Sports Ground
Canterbury colours.svg
Stanthorpe Gremlins Stanthorpe Sullivan Oval
Wests Tigers colours.svg
Tenterfield Tigers Tenterfield (NSW)Rugby League Park
Western Suburbs colours.svg
Texas Terriers Texas Reg Saunders Oval

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