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CLUB HONOURS
 

FIRST DIVISION
   
CLUB CHAMPIONS 4 - (1998, 2000, 2001, 2007)
   
FIRST GRADE
Grand Final Winners: 6 - (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2007, 2009)
Minor Premiers:
Arctic Cup (Mid Week Cup): 1 - (1998)
President's Cup: 2 - (2001, 2004)
Charity Shield: 1 - (2009)
   
   
RESERVE GRADE
Grand Final Winners: 4 - (1994, 1998, 2003, 2004)
Minor Premiers: 5 - (1997, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2004)
   
YOUTH GRADE
Grand Final Winners: 4 - (2002, 2005, 2006, 2009)
Minor Premiers: 5 - (1994, 1998, 2006, 2008, 2009)
   

SECOND DIVISION
FIRST GRADE
Grand Final Winners: 1 - (1991)
Minor Premiers: 1 - (1991)
   

THIRD DIVISION
FIRST GRADE
Grand Final Winners: 1 - (1990)
Minor Premiers: 1 - (1990)
   

FOURTH DIVISION
FIRST GRADE
Grand Final Winners: 1 - (1978)
Minor Premiers: 2 - (1978, 1989)
   

INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS


MOST GAMES FOR THE CLUB
Nick Thodas, Chris Karmaniolas - over 300 games for the club
AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONALS
Bruce Morrow
Joe Senkalski
Troy Halpin
Matthew Bingley
AUSTRALIAN UNDER 23s (OLYROO's) INTERNATIONALS
Jason Hoffman
AUSTRALIAN UNDER 20s INTERNATIONALS
Jason Hoffman
AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLBOY REP
Harry James
NNSW ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Harry James 1993
Jason Hoffman 2007
NNSW PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Benn Lane 2000
Evis Heath 2003
NNSW COACH OF THE YEAR
Greg Smith 2000
NNSW CLUB PERSON OF THE YEAR
Jim Papas 2000
Con Gounis 2007
DAVID WILLIAMS MEDAL (GRAND FINAL MAN OF MATCH)
David Fahey 1998
Benn Lane 1999, 2000
Liam Baker 2001
Aaron Thompson 2007
Murray Fletcher 2009
NNSW 1st DIVISION LEADING GOAL SCORER
John Majurovski 2009
NNSW 2nd DIVISION LEADING GOAL SCORER
Brett McDonald 1991
NNSW 3rd DIVISION LEADING GOAL SCORER
Brett McDonald 1990
NNSW 4th DIVISION LEADING GOAL SCORER
Brett McDonald 1989
LONGEST SERVING COACH
Greg Smith 10 years (1996 - 2005)

CLUB ACHIEVEMENTS

 

  • 1st game 4th Division - April 1976 vs South Wallsend

  • Undefeated 4th Division 1989

  • Winning 2nd Division by 13 points

  • Reaching 1st Division 1992

  • Construction and official opening of our Grandstand, April 1993 at Darling St Oval

  • Installation of total lighting system May 1995 Darling St Oval

  • Being only club in the Federation history to win 4th, 3rd and 2nd Division Premiership in successive years

  • Major Premiers 1st Division 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 (Federation record 4 consecutive Premierships)

  • Highest Scoring Win - 13-1 v Nelson Bay

  • Highest Scoring Loss - 16-0 v Raymond Terrace