Wagga Brothers

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Wagga Brothers is an Australian rugby league team that plays in the Group 9 competition based in areas surrounding Wagga Wagga, regional New South Wales.

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The first general meeting to form a senior club was 11 September 1979. The first game was played on the 23 March 1980 against the Wagga Magpies in the Group 9 competition. The Wagga Brothers did not win a game in the Group 9 competition and had no other choice but to play in the Group 13 competition due to an exemption from Group 9 in 1981.

  • Emblem: Leprechaun
  • Colours: Red & Green
  • Sponsors 2006: Remax Real Estate, BSC, Mako, Sportsmen's Hotel Wagga, PRD Nationwide, Custom Security Services, Crazy Jims Mitre 10, Greg Goldspink Homes, Steve Morton Homes, Ridley Shearing, NRMA, Kooringal Butchery, South Wagga Bakery, ENZED Hydraulics, Salmon Distributors, Kooringal Dry Cleaning, Paisley Robertson Accountants, Palm & Prawn Motor Inn
  • Group 13 1st Grade Premiers: 1981 (undefeated), 1982, 1984, 1990,
  • Group 9 1st Grade Premiers: 1995

Brothers Inaugural Team 23 March 1980

  • 1. Kevin Gilchrist
  • 2. Danny Weldon
  • 3. Robert Hampton
  • 4. Norm Little
  • 5. Doug Miller
  • 6. Don Taylor
  • 7. Jim Grant
  • 8. Garry Alexander
  • 9. Tom Curtis
  • 10. Dave Keane
  • 11. Carl Bamblett
  • 12. Pat Little
  • 13. Noel Hinschen

Brothers lost 54 - 7 against Wagga Magpies.

  • Senior President: Warren Barclay
  • Junior President: Steve Kimbell
  • Treasurer: Wendy English
  • Coach: Craig Field
  • Reserve Grade Coach: Trent Peckham / Simon Huntley
  • Under 18s Coaches: Scott Murray
  • Trainer/Strapper: Bob Mackay

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