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词条 Newcastle and Hunter Rugby Union
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  1. History

  2. Current clubs

  3. Premiers

  4. Grand Final Results (from 2000-present)

  5. Recent Premier 1 Rugby Finals Series

      2018 Season    2017 Season    2016 Finals    2015 Finals    2014 Finals    2013 Finals    2012 Finals  

  6. Test representatives

  7. References

  8. Sources

  9. External links

     Club websites 
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The Newcastle and Hunter Rugby Union is one of Australia's oldest rugby union organisations, with a history dating back to the mid 19th century. The union is based in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.

History

Rugby Union was established in Newcastle on 5 June 1869, when the Volunteer Artillery team (8 players) challenged United Cricket Club (11 Players). The match was played in Centennial Park (currently Lowlands Bowling Club).

On 1 May 1877, a meeting at `Ship Inn` saw the foundation of Newcastle Football Club. 1887 also saw the formation of the Wallsend and Maitland Clubs.

In 1888, a meeting of Newcastle, Advance, West Maitland, Union and Ferndale Clubs saw a branch of the Southern Rugby Football (later NSWRU in 1892) established, this was known as the Northern Branch. This was the formation of the Newcastle Rugby Union.

Early clubs in the competition included Advance (1880); West Maitland (1885); Oriental (1885); Union (1885); Ferndale (1885); Waratah (1885); Raymond Terrace (1886); Carlton (1887); Centennial (1887); Lambton (1888); Wickham Albion (1888) and Greta (1890).

In 1911, the Northern Branch disbanded but was reformed in 1912 to be known as the Newcastle Branch. During 1915 - 1924, little rugby was played due to World War I and its aftermath. After a match between GPS Old Boys (Wanderers) and Novocastrians at Empire Park in 1925 a decision was made to reform the Newcastle Rugby Union; this was beginning of the current First Grade Competition.

During the period, the Hunter Valley Rugby Union was formed which consisted of clubs like Singleton, Muswellbrook and Scone but in 1996, the Hunter Valley Zone amalgamated with Newcastle to form the current Newcastle and Hunter Rugby Union.

Current clubs

The Newcastle and Hunter Rugby Union now consists of 20 clubs across 3 Divisions plus a women's competition. There is a junior competition (Hunter Junior Rugby Union) accommodating age groups 7 through to 18.

  • Easts
    • Nickname: Easts
    • Colours: White and Navy
    • Home Ground: Dangar Park, Mayfield
    • Joined competition:
    • Premierships:1954, 1987, 1990 (tied), 2000, 2004 (5)
  • Hamilton
    • Nickname: Hawks
    • Colours: Blue and Gold
    • Home Ground: Passmore Oval, Wickham
    • Joined competition: 1968
    • Premierships:1978, 1982, 1990 (tied), 2002, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 (11)
  • Lake Macquarie
    • (formerly known as Boolaroo)
    • Nickname: Roos
    • Colours: Yellow, Maroon and Dark Blue
    • Home Ground: Walters Park,Boolaroo
    • Joined competition:
    • Premierships: 0
  • Maitland
    • Nickname: Blacks
    • Colours: Black, with white trim
    • Home Ground: Marcellin Park, Lorn
    • Joined competition:
    • Premierships: 1969, 1974(tied), 1976, 1977, 1983, 1991, 1994, 1998, 1999.(9)
  • Merewether Carlton
    • Nickname: Greens
    • Colours: Dark green and white
    • Home Ground: Townson Oval, Merewether
    • Joined competition:
    • Premierships: 1947, 1958, 1973, 1974 (tied), 1979 (tied), 1980, 1989, 2007, 2011 (9)
  • Nelson Bay
    • Nickname: Gropers
    • Colours: Blue,Black and White
    • Home Ground: Strong Oval,Nelson Bay
    • Joined competition:
    • Premierships: 0
  • Singleton
    • Nickname: Bulls
    • Colours: Red and Black
    • Home Ground: Rugby Park,Howe St Singleton.
    • Joined competition: 1990
    • Premierships:1992, 1995, 1996, 1997 (4)
  • Southern Beaches
    • Nickname: Beaches
    • Colours: Blue and Yellow
    • Home Ground: Alan Davis Field, Gateshead
    • Joined competition: 2007
    • Premierships: 0
  • University
    • Nickname: Students
    • Colours: Maroon and White
    • Home Ground: University Oval No 1.
    • Joined competition: 1957 in first grade (1955 in the lower grades)
    • Premierships: 1959, 1961, 1962, 1966, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988 (8)
  • Wanderers
    • Nickname: Two Blues
    • Colours: Sky blue and Royal blue
    • Home Ground: No. 2 Sports ground, Newcastle West
    • Joined competition:
    • Premierships: 1945, 1949, 1955, 1956, 1960, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1975, 1981, 1993, 2001, 2005, 2009, 2014 (15)
  • The Waratahs
    • Nickname: Waratah
    • Colours: Red, with white trim
    • Home Ground: Waratah Oval
    • Joined competition: 1944
    • Premierships:1946, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1957, 1967, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1979 (tied), 2003, 2006, 2013 (15)

Clubs competing in the lower First & Second Division competitions include:

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  • Cessnock Coalfields
  • Cooks Hill Brown Snakes
  • East Maitland Eagles
  • Newcastle Griffins
  • Medowie Marauders
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  • Muswellbrook Heelers
  • Newcastle Dragons
  • Pokolbin Reds
  • Singleton Army Lions
  • Southern Lakes Hammerheads
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Premiers

First grade premiers (1945 onwards):

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Year 31
2018 Hamilton
2017 Hamilton
2016 Hamilton
2015 Hamilton
2014 Wanderers
2013 The Waratahs
2012 Hamilton
2011 Merewether Carlton
2010 Hamilton
2009 Wanderers
2008 Hamilton
2007 Merewether Carlton
2006 The Waratahs
2005 Wanderers
2004 Easts
2003 The Waratahs
2002 Hamilton
2001 Wanderers
2000 Easts
1999 Maitland
1998 Maitland
1997 Singleton
1996 Singleton
1995 Singleton
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Year 30
1994 Maitland
1993 Wanderers
1992 Singleton
1991 Maitland
1990* Easts & Hamilton
1989 Merewether Carlton
1988 University
1987 Easts
1986 University
1985 University
1984 University
1983 Maitland
1982 Hamilton
1981 Wanderers
1980 Merewether Carlton
1979* Merewether Carlton & Waratahs
1978 Hamilton
1977 Maitland
1976 Maitland
1975 Wanderers
1974* Merewether Carlton & Maitland
1973 Merewether Carlton
1972 Waratahs
1971 Waratahs
1970 Waratahs
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Year 30
1969 Maitland
1968 Waratahs
1967 Waratahs
1966 University
1965 Wanderers
1964 Wanderers
1963 Wanderers
1962 University
1961 University
1960 Wanderers
1959 University
1958 Merewether Carlton
1957 Waratahs
1956 Wanderers
1955 Wanderers
1954 Easts
1953 Waratahs
1952 Waratahs
1951 Waratahs
1950 Waratahs
1949 Wanderers
1948 Technical College
1947 Merewether Carlton
1946 Waratahs
1945 Wanderers
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Grand Final Results (from 2000-present)

YearMinor PremiersFinal resultFinal details
WinnerScoreRunner-upVenue
2000
Wanderers
Eastern Districts23 - 22WanderersSt John Oval, Charlestown
2001
Wanderers
Wanderers20 - 3Eastern DistrictsThe Gardens, Birmingham Gardens
2002
Hamilton
Hamilton23 - 8WanderersThe Gardens, Birmingham Gardens
2003
Wanderers
Waratah21 - 15UniversityThe Gardens, Birmingham Gardens
2004
Eastern Districts
Eastern Districts22 - 20WanderersThe Gardens, Birmingham Gardens
2005
Waratah
Wanderers10 - 3WaratahPassmore Oval, Hamilton
2006
Waratah
Waratah22 - 10UniversityPassmore Oval, Hamilton
2007
Merewether Carlton
Merewether Carlton24 - 23Hamilton#1 Sportsground, Newcastle
2008
Hamilton
Hamilton35 - 20University#1 Sportsground, Newcastle
2009
Wanderers
Wanderers21 - 20Merewether Carlton#1 Sportsground, Newcastle
2010
Merewether Carlton
Hamilton39 - 34Maitland#1 Sportsground, Newcastle
2011
Merewether Carlton
Merewether Carlton20 - 16Hamilton#1 Sportsground, Newcastle
2012
Hamilton
Hamilton46 - 0Merewether Carlton#2 Sportsground, Newcastle
2013
Hamilton
Waratah17 - 15Hamilton#2 Sportsground, Newcastle
2014
Wanderers
Wanderers20 - 17Southern Beaches#2 Sportsground, Newcastle
2015
Hamilton
Hamilton14 - 7Wanderers#2 Sportsground, Newcastle
2016
Hamilton
Hamilton37 - 28Wanderers#2 Sportsground, Newcastle
2017
Hamilton
Hamilton
45 - 12Wanderers#2 Sportsground, Newcastle
2018
Hamilton
Hamilton
20 - 12Maitland#2 Sportsground, Newcastle

Recent Premier 1 Rugby Finals Series

2018 Season

FinalTeamPtsTeamPts
EliminationNelson Bay22Wanderers22
QualifyingMaitland29Merewether Carlton31
Minor SemiMaitland23Nelson Bay15
Major SemiHamilton36Merewether Carlton28
PreliminaryMerewether Carlton24Maitland26
GrandHamilton20Maitland12

2017 Season

Final Team Pts Team Pts

Elimination Maitland 44 Merewether Carlton 20
Qualifying Wanderers 19 Southern Beaches 20
Minor Semi Wanderers 59 Maitland 5
Major Semi Hamilton 27 Southern Beaches 10
Preliminary Southern Beaches 20 Wanderers 34
Grand Hamilton 45 Wanderers 12

2016 Finals

Final Team Pts Team Pts

Elimination Merewether Carlton 25 The Waratahs 26
Qualifying Wanderers 18 Southern Beaches 43
Minor Semi Wanderers 41 The Waratahs 33
Major Semi Hamilton 39 Southern Beaches 17
Preliminary Southern Beaches 17 Wanderers 43
Grand Hamilton 37 Wanderers 28

2015 Finals

Final Team Pts Team Pts

Elimination Merewether Carlton 27 University 6
Qualifying Wanderers 22 The Waratahs 19
Minor Semi The Waratahs 34 Merewether Carlton 28
Major Semi Hamilton 24 Wanderers 28
Preliminary Hamilton 47 The Waratahs 9
Grand Wanderers 7 Hamilton 14

2014 Finals

Final Team Pts Team Pts

Elimination The Waratahs 27 Merewether Carlton 28
Qualifying Hamilton 25 Southern Beaches 50
Minor Semi Hamilton 22 Merewether Carlton 24
Major Semi Wanderers 21 Southern Beaches 24
Preliminary Wanderers 37 Merewether Carlton 15
Grand Southern Beaches 17 Wanderers 20

2013 Finals

Final Team Pts Team Pts

Elimination Wanderers 26 Maitland 12
Qualifying The Waratahs 22 Merewether Carlton 20
Minor Semi Merewether Carlton 30 Wanderers 32
Major Semi Hamilton 15 The Waratahs 27
Preliminary Hamilton 43 Wanderers 8
Grand The Waratahs 17 Hamilton 15

2012 Finals

Final Team Pts Team Pts

Elimination Maitland 16 Lake Macquarie 23
Qualifying Southern Beaches 17 Merewether Carlton 25
Minor Semi Southern Beaches 10 Lake Macquarie 20
Major Semi Hamilton 25 Merewether Carlton 5
Preliminary Merewether Carlton 46 Lake Macquarie 8
Grand Hamilton 46 Merewether Carlton 0

Test representatives

The following players have played a Rugby Union Test for Australia. The first player from the Newcastle region to represent Australia was C.J.B. White from the Maitland Club in 1899.[2]

  • Neil Adams (Noodles) (1925–1986) Merewether Carlton - 1 test
  • Cyril Burke (1925-) Merewether Carlton / The Waratahs - 26 Tests
  • Walter Cobb (1870–1933) Centennial - 2 Tests
  • Michael Cocks (1945 -) Brisbane Waters - 10 Tests
  • Terrence Curley (1938 - 2017) Wanderers - 11 Tests
  • Declan Curran (1952 -) The Waratahs - 4 Tests
  • Michael Fitzgerald (1955 -) The Waratahs
  • William Gardner (1929 -) Newcastle - 1 Test
  • Ronald Harvey (1933 -) The Waratahs - 2 Tests
  • Phil Hawthorne (1943–1994) Wanderers - 21 Tests
  • John Hipwell (1948 - 2013) The Waratahs - 35 Tests
  • Peter Horton (1945 -) The Waratahs - 21 Tests
  • Michael Jenkinson (1940 -) Wanderers
  • Hubert Jones (1888–1919) North Newcastle - 3 Tests
  • Alexander MacNeill (1947 -) Newcastle Referees Assoc - 16 Tests
  • Sydney Malcolm (1903 -) South Newcastle - 12 Tests
  • John Marshall (1926 -) The Waratahs - 1 Test
  • Ronald Meadows (Twinkletoes) Wanderers - 6 Tests
  • Steve Merrick (1968 -) Singleton - 2 Tests
  • Dr. Herbert Moran (Paddy) (1885–1945) Newcastle - 1 Test
  • Joshua Stevenson (1883 - ?) South Newcastle
  • Dominic Vaughan (1960 -) The Waratahs - 5 Tests
  • Patrick Walsh (1879–1953) Carlton - 3 Tests
  • Keith Walsham (1941 -) University - 2 Tests
  • Charlie White (1874–1941) Maitland - 3 Tests

References

1. ^1 {{cite web |title = Australian Rwpresentatives |publisher = NHRU |accessdate = 26 January 2017 |url = http://www.nhru.com.au/index.php/competition/historical-results/australian-representatives |deadurl = yes |archiveurl = https://archive.today/20140805222341/http://www.nhru.com.au/index.php/competition/historical-results/australian-representatives |archivedate = 5 August 2014 |df = dmy-all}}
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Sources

  • Newcastle and Hunter Rugby Union website
  • {{cite book|last=Mulford|first=John|title=Guardians of the Game: "The History of the New South Wales Rugby Union 1874-2004|url=http://www.fishpond.com.au/Books/Guardians-of-Game-John-G-Mulford-John-E-Moulton/9780733316258|accessdate=11 May 2013|year=2005|location=Sydney|isbn=0-7333-1625-5}}

External links

  • NHRU official website

Club websites

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  • Cessnock Coalfields
  • Cooks Hill Brown Snakes
  • Hamilton Hawks
  • Lake Macquarie Roos
  • Maitland RC
  • Medowie Marauders
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  • Merewether Carlton
  • Muswellbrook Heelers
  • Nelson Bay Gropers
  • Newcasltle Griffins
  • Pokolbin Reds
  • Singleton Bulls
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  • Southern Beaches
  • Southern Lakes Hammerheads
  • University of Newcastle RUFC
  • Wanderers
  • The Waratahs RUFC
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