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The ACT and Southern NSW Rugby Union is the governing body for rugby union in the Australian Capital Territory and southern regions of New South Wales. The union is represented by one team in the Super Rugby competition, the Brumbies. The ACT is also home to the Canberra Vikings in the National Rugby Championship.

History

The union was founded in 1937 as the Federal Capital Territory Rugby Union (FCTRU).[1][2] It became the Australian Capital Territory Rugby Union (ACTRU) in 1939,[3] and eventually the ACT and Southern NSW Rugby Union. It received its current name prior to the 2005 Super 12 season, when the Far South Coast and Southern Inland unions of New South Wales joined the ACT and Monaro Rugby Unions.[4] This change also led to the former ACT Brumbies being renamed Brumbies Rugby.

Jurisdiction

The ACT and Southern New South Wales Union has jurisdiction over the southern-most bordering towns of New South Wales from the eastern coast over to Albury-Wodonga and Deniliquin. It also includes Griffith, Young, Yass, Taralga, as well as Goulburn, Batemans Bay, Wagga Wagga and Canberra.

Competitions

The ACT and Southern NSW Rugby Union administers three senior competitions:

  • ACT Rugby Union
  • Far South Coast Rugby Union
  • Southern Inland Rugby Union

ACTRU Premier Division (John I Dent Cup)

ACTRU 1st XV Teams
Team City/Suburb/Town Home Ground
. Canberra Royals Canberra Canberra Rugby Club
. Gungahlin Eagles Gungahlin Gungahlin Enclosed Oval
Файл:Penrith 1995.png Penrith Emus Penrith, Sydney Penrith Rugby Club
. Queanbeyan Whites Queanbeyan Queanbeyan Rugby Club
. Tuggeranong Vikings Tuggeranong Viking Park
. Uni-Norths Owls Australian National University University Oval
. Wests Lions Belconnen Wests Rugby Club
Second Division
Файл:Glebe 1900.svg Goulburn Dirty Reds Goulburn Goulburn Rugby Club

Far South Coast Rugby Union (Incorporated into ACTRU Lower Grades)

This union is officially affiliated with the ACT and Southern NSW Rugby Union instead of the NSW union.

Team Nickname
Файл:Brothers Rugby Colours.svg ADFA ADFA
Файл:Glebe 1900.svg Batemans Bay-Broulee Boars
. Braidwood Redbacks
Файл:Easts 1901.svg Bungendore Mudchooks
. Cooma Red Devils
Файл:Souths Magpies Colours.svg Crookwell Dogs
Файл:Warringah 1963.png Hall Bushrangers
. Jindabyne Bushpigs
. Milton-Ulladulla Platypi
Файл:Balmain Colours.png Taralga Tigers
Файл:Souths Magpies Colours.svg Yass Rams

Junior Teams

Former Teams

Southern Inland Rugby Union

This union is officially affiliated with the ACT and Southern NSW Rugby Union instead of the NSW union.

Clubs

Club City Home Ground
1st Grade
Файл:University 1865.png Albury-Wodonga Steamers Albury/Wodonga Murrayfield
Файл:Glebe 1900.svg Charles Sturt University Reddies Wagga Wagga Conolly Park
Файл:Souths Magpies Colours.svg Griffith Blacks Griffith Exies Oval No.1
Файл:Canberra 1999.png Tumut Bulls Tumut Jarrah Sportsground
Файл:Gordon 1949.png Wagga Ag College Wagga Wagga Conolly Park
Файл:Brothers Rugby Colours.svg Wagga City Wagga Wagga Conolly Park
Файл:Eastwood.png Wagga Wagga Waratahs Wagga Wagga Conolly Park
2nd/3rd Grade Only
Файл:Balmain Colours.png Hay Cutters Hay Hay Park Oval
Файл:Easts 1901.svg Leeton Phantoms Leeton Leeton No.1 Oval

Junior Clubs

Affiliated Clubs

Former Clubs

ACT representative teams

Шаблон:Cn span Шаблон:Cn span Coached by Frank O'Rourke, the home team had played its inaugural match only three months earlier.[5][6]

The team's original strip featured an all gold jersey with two green bands.[7] They defeated the Hawkesbury College at the Country Carnival earlier in 1938,[8][9] and later that season won against the Bathurst side.[10] Three players from the Territory team were selected for NSW Combined Country to play Sydney that year.[9] Шаблон:Cn span Шаблон:Cn span

Шаблон:Football kit and logo

Rugby in Canberra came of age in the 1970s. ACT scored a 17–11 away win over Queensland in 1972,[11] Шаблон:Cn span Шаблон:Cn span Шаблон:Cn span

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The name "Canberra Kookaburras" was used for the ACT representative team from 1989,[12][13] but it was to be a further five years before the Canberra Kookaburra club was officially founded. Шаблон:Cn span Шаблон:Cn span

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The Vikings entered the Australian Rugby Shield in 2006, playing as the "ACT & Southern NSW Vikings" following the renaming of the ACT Rugby Union after its expansion into Southern New South Wales the previous season.[4] The team had two close matches against NSW Country and Perth Gold during the season, but managed to progress undefeated through the three pool games, semi-final and final to win the competition and take the shield. The Vikings played the Melbourne Axemen in the grand final at Viking Park and never looked back after the third minute when inside centre Josh Staniforth scored the first of the side's five tries for the match in a 36–10 win. In 2022, with the Revival of Australian Rugby Shield ACT and Southern New South Wales Griffins were crowned champions defeating NSW Country 34-31 in the Grand Final at Brighton Oval, Adelaide.[14] Шаблон:Football kit

Honours

  • Australian Rugby Shield Winners (2006, 2022)

See also

References

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External links

Шаблон:ACTRU Шаблон:Rugby union in Australia

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