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Group 21 Rugby League

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Group 21 Rugby League is a local rugby league competition, run under the control of the Country Rugby League. It covers the Upper Hunter area of New South Wales, and has three divisions, first grade, reserves and Under 18s. For sponsorship reasons, it is known as the Bengalla Group 21 Competition.

Group 21 – Hunter Valley Rugby League
SportRugby league
Formerly known asUpper Hunter Football Association
Instituted1920
Inaugural season1897 (Union), 1920 (League)
Number of teams8 (6 in First Grade)
Country Australia
Premiers Scone Thoroughbreds (2019)
Most titles Scone Thoroughbreds (36 titles)
WebsiteGroup 21
Broadcast partner

The Scone Thoroughbreds have won the most titles, winning 36 titles, and are considered one of the most successful country rugby league teams.

In 2006, the Greta-Branxton Colts joined the competition.

Teams

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia the 2020 season did not commence as originally scheduled and was cancelled in mid-June.[1] The 2021 season was also cancelled mid-season.

Eight clubs contest the competition, with six teams competing in First Grade, seven in Reserve Grade, five in Ladies League Tag and four in Under 18s as of 2023.

Club Nickname Home Ground No. of Premierships Premiership Years
First Grade Clubs
  Aberdeen Tigers McKinnon Oval 24 1897–1902, 1904, 1906, 1909, 1911, 1926–27, 1933–34, 1949, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991–93, 2001, 2010, 2017
  Denman Devils Denman Oval 11 1936, 1957, 1961–63, 1968, 1975, 1997, 2005, 2013, 2015
  Greta-Branxton Colts Greta Central Oval 2 2009, 2014
  Muswellbrook Rams Olympic Park 16 1910, 1913, 1925, 1928, 1935, 1937, 1939, 1953, 1956, 1959–60, 1967, 1983–84, 2002, 2004
  Scone Thoroughbreds Scone Park 36 1905, 1907–08, 1912, 1914, 1922, 1930–32, 1938, 1940, 1950–52, 1954–55, 1958, 1966, 1969–70, 1972, 1976, 1979, 1988, 1994–96, 1998–2000, 2003, 2006, 2016, 2018–19, 2022
  Singleton Greyhounds Pirtek Park 10 1947–48, 1971, 1973–74, 1990, 2007–08, 2011–12
Lower Grade Clubs
  Merriwa Magpies Merriwa No.1 Oval 2 1964–65
  Murrurundi Mavericks Wilson Memorial Oval 6 1903, 1914, 1920–21, 1923–24
 
 
45km
30miles
 
 
Singleton
 
Scone
 
Quirindi
 
Muswellbrook
 
Murrurundi
 
Merriwa
 
Greta-Branxton
 
Denman
 
Aberdeen
Locations of the current Group 21 clubs.

Former teams

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  •   Muswellbrook Sharks (merged with the Rams)
  •   Bunnan Bears (1990s, merged with Scone)
  •   Quirindi Grasshoppers (5 premierships, Folded)
  •   Werris Creek Magpies (1980s, 2 premierships, Group 4)
  •   Raymond Terrace Magpies (entered competition in 2009, returned to NHRL after)
  •   Branxton (1 premiership)
  •   Army (Singleton Army base, 1940s, 1 premiership, also 1952–53 in 2nd Grade)
  • Sandy Hollow (1946)
  • Singleton St Patrick's (mid 1940s)
  • Caroona (1990s)

Lower Grades

  •   Budgewoi Buff Point Bulldogs (2009, Under 18s only, returned to NHRL)
  • Bendemeer (1997, 2nd Division)
  • Willow Tree (late 1920s, 2nd Grade)
  • Wybong (mid 1930s, 2nd Grade)
  • Moonan Flat (mid 1930s, 2nd Grade)
  • Jerry's Plains (late 1930s & 1948, 2nd Grade)

Competition winners

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First Grade Premiers

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Season Grand Final Information Minor Premiers
Premiers Score Runners-up Venue Report Coach
1920   Murrurundi 13–4   Aberdeen Scone [2]
1921   Murrurundi 10–5   Scone Aberdeen [3]
1922   Scone No Final   Quirindi Quirindi [4]
1923   Murrurundi No Final
1924   Murrurundi No Final [5]
1925   Muswellbrook 10–2   Scone Scone Park [6]
1926   Aberdeen 11–0   Scone [7]
1927   Aberdeen 32–2   Murrurundi   Aberdeen
1928   Muswellbrook No Final [8]
1929   Quirindi No Final [9]
1930   Scone 15–9   Muswellbrook Aberdeen SA[10] Lewis Boyd   Scone
1931   Scone 13–9   Aberdeen Aberdeen [11][12] Lewis Boyd   Scone
1932   Scone 16–8   Aberdeen Aberdeen [13] Lewis Boyd   Scone
1933   Aberdeen 15–12   Scone Scone Park [14][15] Jack Coote   Scone
1934   Aberdeen 27–5   Scone Muswellbrook [16] R. Jeffree   Aberdeen
1935   Muswellbrook 18–13   Singleton Hill Street Ground; Muswellbrook [17] Norman Forbes   Muswellbrook
1936   Denman 20–16   Muswellbrook Aberdeen [18] George King   Denman
1937   Muswellbrook 28–5   Singleton Muswellbrook [19] Roger Brennan   Muswellbrook
1938   Scone 25–3   Singleton Muswellbrook [20] Roy Sneddon   Scone
1939   Muswellbrook 11–2   Aberdeen [21]   Muswellbrook
1940   Scone 3–2   Aberdeen Town Park; Scone [22]   Scone
1944 Branxton 8–4 St Pats Singleton [23]
1945 Army I. 17–10 St Pats Singleton St. Patrick's Ground [24] Jack Chadd Army I.
1946 St.Pats Singleton 7–5   Scone St. Patrick's Ground [25] William Geddes St.Pats Singleton
1947   Singleton 3–0   Muswellbrook [26] Alan Reading   Muswellbrook
1948   Singleton 8–8   Aberdeen [27] William Geddes   Singleton
1949   Aberdeen 28–2   Singleton Aberdeen [28] W. Woodward   Aberdeen
1950   Scone 30–0   Muswellbrook Scone [29] Bruce Shepherd   Scone
1951   Scone 10–4   Muswellbrook Aberdeen [30] Bob Watson   Scone
1952   Scone 10–2   Singleton Aberdeen [31] Bob Watson   Scone
1953   Muswellbrook 14–2   Singleton Aberdeen [32] Nev. Hogan   Singleton
1954   Scone 22–7   Muswellbrook Howe Park; Singleton [33] Harry Melville   Scone
1955   Scone 19–7   Muswellbrook Scone
1956   Muswellbrook 7–5   Denman
1957   Denman 13–6   Muswellbrook
1958   Scone 13–3   Singleton
1959   Muswellbrook 26–6   Singleton
1960   Muswellbrook 13–5   Merriwa
1961   Denman 7–2   Merriwa Merriwa
1962   Denman 6–2   Merriwa
1963   Denman 20–13   Singleton Olympic Park; Muswellbrook
1964   Merriwa 8–5   Denman Olympic Park; Muswellbrook
1965   Merriwa 23–7   Denman Olympic Park; Muswellbrook
1966   Scone 12–5   Merriwa Scone Park
1967   Muswellbrook 6–5   Merriwa Scone Park
1968   Denman 5–2   Scone Olympic Park; Muswellbrook
1969   Scone 14–2   Singleton Don "Bandy" Adams
1970   Scone 19–3   Singleton
1971   Singleton 29–11   Denman Pat Kelly
1972   Scone 21–9   Singleton Olympic Park; Muswellbrook
1973   Singleton 17–10   Scone
1974   Singleton 22–17   Scone Pat Kelly   Muswellbrook
1975   Denman 19–13   Muswellbrook Denman Sports Ground J. McDonald
1976   Scone 16–11   Quirindi Quirindi   Quirindi
1977   Quirindi 13–6   Singleton
1978   Quirindi 30–12   Scone Bill Monie
1979   Scone 13–12   Muswellbrook Scone Park Les Cleal   Scone
1980   Quirindi 29–10   Singleton Brian Purtell
1981   Quirindi 18–11   Muswellbrook Olympic Park; Muswellbrook Brian Purtell
1982   Werris Creek 16–13   Muswellbrook Taylor Oval; Werris Creek
1983   Muswellbrook 32–22   Scone Olympic Park; Muswellbrook Arthur Earl
1984   Muswellbrook 13–12   Denman Arthur Earl
1985   Aberdeen 4–2   Muswellbrook Harrison Oval Aberdeen [34] Wayne Smith
1986   Werris Creek 24–15   Aberdeen Werris Creek Mark Gallienne
1987   Aberdeen 24–12   Muswellbrook Olympic Park; Muswellbrook Chris Cumming   Muswellbrook
1988   Scone 13–12   Singleton Scone Park Les Cleal   Singleton
1989   Aberdeen 21–20   Singleton Singleton Showground Chris Cumming
1990   Singleton 22–16   Aberdeen Singleton Showground Richard Jones   Singleton
1991   Aberdeen 14–13   Singleton Olympic Park; Muswellbrook [35] Troy Logan
1992   Aberdeen 22–12   Muswellbrook McKinnon Field; Aberdeen Troy Logan
1993   Aberdeen 14–12   Muswellbrook McKinnon Field; Aberdeen Jason Hoogerwerf
1994   Scone 30–18   Aberdeen McKinnon Field; Aberdeen [36] Darryl Rando
1995   Scone 20–8   Singleton Darryl Rando
1996   Scone 27–14   Singleton Darryl Rando
1997   Denman 34–16   Muswellbrook Denman Oval Ben Daniels
1998   Scone 40–2   Denman Daryl Rando
1999   Scone 36–10   Quirindi Darryl Rando
2000   Scone 12–2   Aberdeen McKinnon Field; Aberdeen Karne Gleeson   Scone
2001   Aberdeen 38–26   Muswellbrook McKinnon Field; Aberdeen Mark Feeney
2002   Muswellbrook 32–8   Scone Olympic Park; Muswellbrook Barry Edwards
2003   Scone 46–10   Aberdeen Scone Park Scott Pennell   Scone
2004   Muswellbrook 34–22   Scone Olympic Park; Muswellbrook [37] Barry Edwards   Scone
2005   Denman 28–14   Singleton Denman Oval [38][39] Scott Donnelly   Denman
2006   Scone 26–6   Singleton Scone Park John Johnson   Singleton
2007   Singleton 30–14   Aberdeen Singleton Showground [40] Mark Newman   Singleton
2008   Singleton 36–10   Greta-Branxton Resco Park; Singleton [41] Mark Newman   Singleton
2009   Greta-Branxton 22–16   Singleton Greta Oval [42] Matt Lantry   Singleton
2010   Aberdeen 26–24   Denman McKinnon Field; Aberdeen [43] Mark Wilton   Scone
2011   Singleton 26–4   Scone Scone Park [44] Russell Richards   Singleton
2012   Singleton 26–6   Muswellbrook Resco Park; Singleton [45] Mark Newman   Denman
2013   Denman 20–4   Greta-Branxton Denman Oval [46] Dean Amos   Greta-Branxton
2014   Greta-Branxton 18–16   Denman Greta Oval [47] Ron Griffiths   Scone
2015   Denman 24–20^   Scone Scone Park [48] Paul Gallagher   Scone
2016   Scone 16–14   Muswellbrook Olympic Park; Muswellbrook [49][50] Daniel Ritter   Scone
2017   Aberdeen 36–26   Muswellbrook [51][52] Daniel Hoogerwerf and Shane Hasselmann   Muswellbrook
2018   Scone 10–6   Aberdeen McKinnon Field; Aberdeen [53][54] Aaron Watts   Aberdeen
2019   Scone 40–6   Aberdeen Scone Park Aaron Watts   Scone
2020 and 2021 seasons cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2022   Scone 42–6   Denman Scone Park Adam Clydsdale   Scone
2023   Scone 30–28   Greta-Branxton Greta Oval [55] Blake Johnston   Greta-Branxton

Rugby Union

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A Rugby Union competition ran in the Upper Hunter from 1897 to 1914, and in 1919, as a direct predecessor to the Rugby League competition. Aberdeen, Muswellbrook, Scone and in some years Murrurundi participated. In the early stages Finals appear to be held only when the top two teams were equal on points at the conclusion of the round-robin matches. Union matches were played during the World War One, in the seasons 1915 to 1918, on an irregular and social basis. Singleton played in competitions centred in Maitland..

Season Premiers Score Runners-up Venue Report Minor Premier
1897   Aberdeen
1898   Aberdeen 16–0   Muswellbrook Scone MC[56]
1899   Aberdeen No Final MC[57]
1900   Aberdeen 3–0   Murrurundi Muswellbrook SA[58]
1901   Aberdeen
1902   Aberdeen 16–0   Murrurundi Scone SA[59]
1903   Murrurundi 14–0   Aberdeen Scone SA[60]
1904   Aberdeen No Final SA[61]
1905   Scone   Murrurundi SA[62]
1906   Aberdeen No Final SA[63]
1907   Scone No Final SA[64]
1908   Scone 3–0   Aberdeen Muswellbrook Showground SA[65]
1909   Aberdeen 6–0   Muswellbrook Aberdeen SA[66]
1910   Muswellbrook MC[67]
1911   Aberdeen
1912   Scone SA[68]
1913   Muswellbrook MC[69]
1914   Scone Forfeit   Muswellbrook Muswellbrook
1919   Murrurundi 8–0   Muswellbrook Scone Park MC[70]

Title Tally

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Club Premiership Tally Years
League
1920–2019, 2022– 		Union
1897–1914, 1919 		Totals Union League
First Grade Clubs
  Aberdeen Tigers 14 10 24 1897–1902, 1904, 1906, 1909, 1911 1926–27, 1933–34, 1949, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991–93, 2001, 2010, 2017
  Denman Devils 11 0 11 None 1936, 1957, 1961–63, 1968, 1975, 1997, 2005, 2013, 2015
  Greta-Branxton Colts 2 0 2 None 2009, 2014
  Muswellbrook Rams 14 2 16 1910, 1913 1925, 1928, 1935, 1937, 1939, 1953, 1956, 1959–60, 1967, 1983–84, 2002, 2004
  Scone Thoroughbreds 31 5 36 1905, 1907–08, 1912, 1914 1922, 1930–32, 1938, 1940, 1950–52, 1954–55, 1958, 1966, 1969–70, 1972, 1976, 1979, 1988, 1994–96, 1998–2000, 2003, 2006, 2016, 2018-19, 2022
  Singleton Greyhounds 10 0 10 None 1947–48, 1971, 1973–74, 1990, 2007–08, 2011–12
Lower Grade Clubs
  Murrurundi Mavericks 4 2 6 1903, 1914 1920–21, 1923–24
  Merriwa Magpies 2 0 2 None 1964–65

Junior League

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The following clubs field teams in Group 21 Junior Competitions:

See also

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References

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