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Group 10 comprises nine teams from seven towns across the Central West, with four grades - premier league, first division, under 18s and women's league tag. Nine teams have taken part in competitions since the start of the 2013, after the re-admittance of the Blayney Bears^[3]. Games are usually held on Sundays, however, there are games occasionally held on Saturday. Games have even been held on Friday nights, most recently the Bathurst derby between Panthers and St Pat's in 2017.^[4]

The current season format consists of eighteen rounds, with each team playing each other twice and each team having two byes. The top five teams then play-off to the McIntyre final five system, culminating in the grand final which is held at the home ground of the major semi-final winner.

Orange CYMS have proved to be the dominant force in the competition, since the arrival of captain-coach Michael Sullivan in 2010. CYMS have only failed to make the grand once, in 2014, since the arrival of Sullivan. Sullivan left CYMS at the end of 2018, joining junior club Wingham in Group 3 Rugby League.

Former NRL players to play in Group 10 in recent times include Luke Branighan and Josh Starling, both for Oberon, and Chris Gresvmuhl and Michael Sullivan, both for CYMS. Former Manly forward George Rose played one season for Oberon in 2016^[5]. NSW legend Mark O'Meley played a one-off game for St Pat's in 2016^[6].

The current Group 10 Premier League trophy was formerly the Western Challenge Cup, competed for by teams in the Eastern and Western Zones of Group 10. Before the formation of Group 10 in 1948, this was the premier trophy for rugby league teams to compete for. There were three other trophies for all the district teams to compete for as well, the Western Cinemas Cup, the Mockler Cup and the Lackersteen Cup. The current Group 10 premiership trophy was donated by former state member for Willoughby and NSWRL secretary Edward Larkin.

Lithgow Shamrocks joined the competition in 1966, replacing Lithgow Small Arms Factory. They had success in the 1980s, winning three premierships but folded in 2000.^[7] Portland Colts and Kandos Waratahs also competed in the competition, but now currently play in the Mid West Cup.

In 2018, Bathurst Panthers broke an 11-year premiership drought when it defeated hosts Cowra Magpies in the grand final. The match will be remembered for Panthers' winger Willie Wright's conversation. With the scores locked at 10-all, he slotted the kick from the sideline with minutes remaining to seal Panthers third premiership in the 21st century.

History

Current Clubs

Previous Clubs

Past premiers

Mid West Cup

The Mid West Cup is the second tier division contested in the Group 10 area. The 2018 sides were:

Previous clubs to have participated in the competition include Villages United and Wallerawang Warriors, as well as current Group 10 teams Oberon Tigers and Blayney Bears. CSU previously competed with two teams (Yellow and Blue) but in 2018 were represented by one side. In 2018, Blackheath completed the season undefeated and comfortably defeated CSU in the grand final 50-24.^[19]

See also

References

1. ^ NSWCRL Group 10
2. ^Group 10 Clubs http://www.sportingpulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-2375-0-67445-0&a=CLUBS
3. ^"Anlezark's Bears are full of promise for Group 10 return" in Blayney Chronicle, March 21, 2013
4. ^"Panthers bounce back in dour Bathurst derby with St Pat's" in Western Advocate, April 22, 2017
5. ^"Oberon Tigers snare George Rose's signature" in Western Advocate, March 17, 2016
6. ^"NSW legend Mark O'Meley to turn out for Bathurst St Pat's" in Western Advocate, June 30, 2016
7. ^{{cite news | url= https://www.lithgowmercury.com.au/story/3973930/shamrocks-to-celebrate-half-a-century/ | title= Shamrocks to celebrate half a century | date=17 June 2016 | accessdate=15 January 2019 | work=Lithgow Mercury}}
8. ^ NSWCRL Group 10 Premiers Since 1975
9. ^ The Vault Group 10 List of Premiers (1958-1997) retrieved 21 December 2007
10. ^"Dragons in heartstopper" in Mudgee Guardian, August 27, 2002
11. ^"So close, yet ... so close: Theobald foils back to back titles" in Mudgee Guardian, September 9, 2003
12. ^Sporting Pulse ...To hang up boots after Grand Final Loss retrieved "22 September 2008
13. ^"Mudgee in thriller" in Mudgee Guardian, September 14, 2009
14. ^“Three out of four the sweetest equation for CYMS” in Central Western Daily, September 9, 2013
15. ^“2015 Group 10 grand finals at Wade Park, Orange” in Mudgee Guardian, September 13, 2015
16. ^“Fifth to premiers: Setu’s heroics earn Dragons title” in Mudgee Guardian, September 19, 2016
17. ^"Cometh the hour: Sullivan's last-gasp field goal seals CYMS' miracle grand final comeback" in Central Western Daily, September 10, 2017
18. ^"Panthers, Willie Wright stun Magpies in Group 10 grand final thriller | Photos, video" in Western Advocate, September 9, 2018
19. ^"Blackheath Blackcats beat CSU Mungoes 50-24 in the New Era Cup grand final" in Western Advocate, July 29, 2018

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