Goulburn Murray Rugby League
The Murray Cup is a rugby league competition in the Australian state of Victoria and southern NSW. It replaced the former Goulburn Murray Rugby League competition and covers the north of Victoria including Wodonga, Wangaratta, Corowa, Benalla and in southern NSW Albury and Tumbarumba.
Current season or competition: 2019 Murray Cup Rugby League season | |
Sport | Rugby league |
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Inaugural season | 2014 |
Number of teams | 8 |
Country | Victoria, Australia |
Premiers | Tumbarumba Greens (2019) |
Most titles | Wodonga Storm 3 |
Related competition | group 9 |
Clubs
colurs | Club | Town | Ground |
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Benalla Wolfpack | Benalla | Benalla | |
Corowa Cougars | Corowa | Corowa Airfield, Corowa | |
Charles Sturt University Muddogs | Albury | Charles Sturt University | |
Murray River Warriors | Albury | Haydon Park, West Albury | |
North Eastern Knights | Wangaratta | Wangaratta Oval | |
Tumbarumba Greens | Tumbarumba | Tumbarumba Oval | |
Wodonga Storm | Wodonga | Barranduda Sports Oval, Wodonga | |
Wodonga Wombats | Wodonga | Barranduda Sports Oval, Wodonga | |
Defunct Goulburn Murray Rugby League clubs
Location | Ground | Defunct Year | |
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Puckapunyal Seymour | Seymour | 2007 | |
Shepparton Warriors | Shepparton | 2007 (Replaced) | |
Wangaratta Scorpions | Wangaratta | 2005 | |
Westside Brothers | |||
Champions
This is a list of the Goulburn Murray Rugby League 1st Grade competition champions and the runners-up for each seasons the competition existed.
Season | Premiers | Score | Runners-Up |
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2001[1] | Corowa Cougars | Twin City Hornets | |
2002[2] | Southern Highlands | Corowa Cougars | |
2003 | |||
2004[3] | Corowa Cougars | Twin City Hornets | |
2005[4] | Corowa Cougars | 50-6 | Southern Riverina Jets |
2006[5] | Corowa Cougars | Vikings RLFC | |
2007[6] | |||
2008[7] | Wangaratta Tigers | Wodonga Storm | |
2009[8] | |||
2010[8] | |||
See also
References
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