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Initially the competition was established in 1998 as the Goulburn Murray Rugby League by the Country Rugby League and the Victorian Rugby League. The league was disbanded in 2009 before being re-established as the Murray Cup in 2014. As of 2022 there is a competition for both Senior Men's and Women's Tag football.[1] In 2023, as part of a branding arrangement, the competition is known as the Storm Goulburn Murray Premiership. Current Clubs[edit] There are currently eight clubs affiliated with the Goulburn Murray Rugby League competition, with four based in New South Wales and four based in Victoria. Shepparton, Wodonga and Wangaratta have all succeeded former teams based in their respective cities. Clubs Moniker Established Ground Premierships Border Bears 2024 Haydon Park, West Albury None Charles Sturt University Mud Dogs 2014 Sarvaas Park, North Albury None Corowa Cougars 1986 Airport Oval, Corowa 5 (1999, 2001, 2004-06) Shepparton Eagles 2024 Pee Wee Oval, Mooroopna None Tumbarumba Greens 1934 Tumbarumba Showground 1 (2019) Wangaratta Knights 2017 Glenrowan Recreation Reserve None Wodonga Wombats 2018 Baranduda Recreation Reserve 1 (2022) Wolfpack RLFC Wolfpack 2016 Eldorado Recreation Reserve 1 (2023) Former Teams[edit] There are more than a dozen clubs which formerly competed in the Goulburn Murray Rugby League. Clubs Moniker Notes Goulburn Murray Rugby League era Albury Roos Joined from Group 13 when it merged with Group 9, Folded Ballarat Highlanders Moved to Central Highlands Rugby League in 2005 Chiltern RLFC Chiltern Folded 2000s Deniliquin Raiders Folded 2000s Puckapunyal-Seymour Army Folded 2007 Shepparton Warriors Folded 2008 Tocumwal/Southern Riverina Jets Folded 2005 Twin City Hornets Folded 2005 Vikings RLFC Vikings Folded 2000s Wangaratta Scorpions Folded 2008 Wangaratta Tigers Folded 2008 Wodonga Bears Folded 2006 Yarrawonga-Mulwala Dragons Folded Murray Cup/Goulburn Murray Premiership era Bonegilla Gorillas Folded 2022 Murray River Warriors Folded 2019 Wodonga Storm Folded 2022 Westside Brothers Folded 2014 Goulburn Murray Rugby League/Murray Cup Champions[edit] This is a list of the Goulburn Murray Rugby League 1st Grade competition champions and the runners-up for each seasons the competition existed. Season Premiers Score Runners Up Goulburn Murray Rugby League 1991 1992 1993 1994 Southern Riverina Jets Corowa Cougars 1995 1996 1997 Southern Riverina Jets Corowa Cougars 1998 Albury Roos 21 – 20 Southern Riverina Jets 1999 Corowa Cougars 26 – 14 Southern Riverina Jets 2000 Twin City Hornets 28 – 24 Albury Roos 2001[2] Corowa Cougars 44 – 12 Twin City Hornets 2002[3] Southern Riverina Jets 40 – 12 Corowa Cougars 2003 Twin City Hornets 24 – 22 Corowa Cougars 2004[4] Corowa Cougars Twin City Hornets 2005[5] Corowa Cougars 50 – 6 Southern Riverina Jets 2006[6] Corowa Cougars Vikings RLFC 2007[7] Unknown 2008[8] Wangaratta Tigers Wodonga Storm Hiatus 2009-2013 Murray Cup 2014 2015 Murray River Warriors 40 – 12 Wodonga Storm 2016 Murray River Warriors 26 – 18 Wodonga Storm 2017 Wodonga Storm 14 – 4 CSU Mud Dogs 2018 Wodonga Storm 2019 Tumbarumba 32 – 12 Corowa Cougars 2020–2021 No Premiers; unfinished seasons due to COVID-19 pandemic 2022 Wodonga Wombats 40 – 4 Bonegilla Gorillas Goulburn Murray Premiership 2023[9] Wolfpack RLFC 22 – 20 Corowa Cougars Ladies League Tag Premiers[edit] Season Premiers Score Runners Up ???-2019 unknown 2020–2021 No Premiers; unfinished seasons due to COVID-19 pandemic 2022 CSU Mud Dogs 2023[9] Tumbarumba 8 – 6 CSU Mud Dogs References[edit] ^ "Association: Murray Cup". www.playrugbyleague.com. 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The Goulburn Murray Premiership is a rugby league competition on the border of New South Wales and Victoria, Australia. Initially the competition was established in 1998 as the Goulburn Murray Rugby League by the Country Rugby League and the Victorian Rugby League. The league was disbanded in 2009 before being re-established as the Murray Cup in 2014. As of 2022 there is a competition for both Senior Men's and Women's Tag football.[1] In 2023, as part of a branding arrangement, the competition is known as the Storm Goulburn Murray Premiership.
There are currently eight clubs affiliated with the Goulburn Murray Rugby League competition, with four based in New South Wales and four based in Victoria. Shepparton, Wodonga and Wangaratta have all succeeded former teams based in their respective cities.
There are more than a dozen clubs which formerly competed in the Goulburn Murray Rugby League.
This is a list of the Goulburn Murray Rugby League 1st Grade competition champions and the runners-up for each seasons the competition existed.
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