Central West Rugby Union

The Central West District Rugby Union, or CWRU, is the governing body for the sport of rugby union within the Central West district of New South Wales in Australia.[1] It is a member of the New South Wales Country Rugby Union.

Central West Rugby Union
SportRugby Union
JurisdictionCentral West region of
New South Wales, Australia
AbbreviationCWRU
AffiliationNew South Wales Rugby Union
HeadquartersNew South Wales, Australia
PresidentFrank Newman
Official website
www.centralwestrugby.com.au

History

Premiers

  • 1956 - Orange Wests
  • 1957 - Molong
  • 1958 - Orange Emus
  • 1959 - Yeoval
  • 1960 - Molong
  • 1961 - Orange Emus
  • 1962 - Orange Emus
  • 1963 - Yeoval
  • 1964 - Yeoval
  • 1965 - Molong
  • 1966 - Molong
  • 1967 - Yeoval
  • 1968 - Molong
  • 1969 - Molong
  • 1970 - Molong
  • 1971 - Orange Emus
  • 1972 - Orange Emus
  • 1973 - Orange Emus
  • 1974 - Mitchell
  • 1975 - Dubbo Kangaroos & Orange City
  • 1976 - Orange City
  • 1977 - Bathurst
  • 1978 - Mitchell
  • 1979 - Bathurst
  • 1980 - Orange Emus
  • 1981 - Bathurst
  • 1982 - Bathurst
  • 1983 - Orange Emus
  • 1984 - Orange City
  • 1985 - Bathurst
  • 1986 - Orange City
  • 1987 - Dubbo Kangaroos
  • 1988 - Orange City
  • 1989 - Orange City
  • 1990 - Orange City
  • 1991 - Orange City
  • 1992 - Orange City
  • 1993 - Orange City
  • 1994 - Bathurst
  • 1995 - Dubbo Kangaroos
  • 1996 - Bathurst
  • 1997 - Bathurst
  • 1998 - Bathurst
  • 1999 - Orange Emus
  • 2000 - Orange Emus
  • 2001 - Orange Emus
  • 2002 - Orange Emus
  • 2003 - Forbes
  • 2004 - CSU Bathurst
  • 2005 - Bathurst
  • 2006 - Dubbo Kangaroos
  • 2007 - Dubbo Kangaroos
  • 2008 - Dubbo Kangaroos
  • 2009 - Narromine
  • 2010 - Bathurst
  • 2011 - Parkes
  • 2012 - Orange City
  • 2013 - Orange City
  • 2014 - Dubbo Kangaroos
  • 2015 - Orange Emus
  • 2016 - Orange Emus
  • 2017 - Forbes
  • 2018 - Orange Emus
  • 2019 - Bathurst
  • 2020 - Orange Emus
  • 2021 - Cowra

Clubs

The clubs that compete in the senior grade competitions in 2021:

  • Bathurst Bulldogs
  • Blayney Rams
  • Boorowa Goldies
  • Canowindra Pythons
  • Condobolin Rams
  • Coolah Roos
  • Coonabarabran Kookaburras
  • Cootamundra Tri Colours
  • Cowra Eagles
  • CSU-Mitchell
  • Dubbo Kangaroos
  • Dubbo Rhinos
  • Forbes Platypi
  • Geurie Goats
  • Grenfell Panthers
  • Harden Red Devils
  • Molong Magpies
  • Mudgee Wombats
  • Narromine Gorillas
  • Orange City
  • Orange Emus
  • Parkes Boars
  • Temora Tuskers
  • Trangie Tigers
  • Wellington Redbacks
  • West Wyalong Weevils
  • Yeoval Eagles
  • Young Yabbies

Blowes Clothing Cup teams (tier-one)

Club City Home Ground No. of Premierships Premierships Foundation Date
Bathurst Bulldogs Bathurst Ann Ashwood Park 12 1977, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2005, 2010, 2019 1874
Cowra Eagles Cowra Cowra Rugby Ground 1 2021 1967
Dubbo Kangaroos Dubbo Victoria Oval 7 1975*, 1987, 1995, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2014 1899
Forbes Platypi Forbes Grinstead Oval 2 2003, 2017 1968
Orange City Orange Pride Park 11 1976, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2012, 2013
Orange Emus Orange Endeavour Oval 17 1958, 1961, 1962, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975*, 1980, 1983, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2020

New Holland Agriculture Cup teams (tier-two)

Club City Home Ground No. of Premierships Premierships Foundation Date
CSU-Mitchell Bathurst University Oval 1 2019
Dubbo Rhinos Dubbo Victoria Oval 0 None
Mudgee Wombats Mudgee Jubilee Oval 0 None
Narromine Gorillas Narromine Cale Oval 2 2017, 2018
Parkes Boars Parkes Northparkes Oval 2 2020, 2021

See also

References

  1. McGrath, Nick (16 September 2015). "Numbers game: Colts and GrainCorp Cup changes designed to attract players". Blayney Chronicle. Archived from the original on 1 August 2016. Retrieved 1 August 2016.


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