- Source: Group 3 Rugby League
3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 3 is a rugby league competition on the north coast of New South Wales, run under the auspices of the Country Rugby League. The 3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 3 area runs from Kempsey in the north to Forster in the south.
History
The league began in 1946, with Taree Old Bar winning the first ever premiership. At the time, this league was known as 3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 18. In 1966, the boundaries were re-drawn to include three new clubs (Camden Haven, Port Macquarie, and Wauchope) and the 3/info/group" target="_blank">group's name was changed to 3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 3.
In 1995, Port Macquarie and Wauchope joined 3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 2 in another re-zoning, with teams from 3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 3 Saturday League joining the competition. In 2003, Port City RLFC joined the competition on loan from 3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 2. In 2004, Wauchope re-joined the league after departing at the end of the 1994 season.
The current First Grade premiers are the Old Bar Beach Pirates.
The 2020 3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 3 competition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia. Junior competitions were postponed, eventually commencing in July. The highest age 3/info/group" target="_blank">group competition winners were Wingham Tigers (Under 18 boys) and Port Macquarie Sharks (Under 17 Ladies League Tag).
Teams
The following clubs field teams in the 3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 3 First Grade competition.
Former Teams
Camden Haven Eagles (Withdrew from Senior Football)
Cape Hawke (became Forster-Tuncurry)
Cundletown (Folded)
Forster Dragons (Folded)
Gloucester Magpies (Withdrew from first grade in 2002)
Halliday Point Makos (Folded 2009)
Taree Rhinos (Folded)
Taree Browns Creek (Folded)
Taree Old Bar (Folded 1994)
Taree United (Folded 1994)
Map
Premierships
= First Grade
=Separate teams in 1946, Forster and Tuncurry combined as Cape Hawke in 1947, then played as Foster-Tuncurry from 1953.
= 3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 3
=Source: 3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 3 History
Grand Final scores compiled from results published in the Rugby League Week.
= Leaderboard
=Bold indicates active club
(Correct as of 28 September 2020)
Juniors
Junior Clubs
Camden Haven Eagles (No Seniors)
Forster Tuncurry Hawks
Gloucester Magpies (Seniors play in Newcastle & Hunter Rugby League)
Lake Cathie Raiders (Seniors play in Hastings League)
Old Bar Beach Pirates
Port City Breakers
Port Macquarie Sharks
Taree Red Rovers (feeder club to Taree City)
Taree Panthers (feeder club to Taree City)
Wauchope Blues
Wingham Tigers
= Forster Tuncurry Hawks
=Danny Buderus
= Macleay Valley Mustangs
=Wayne Bartrim
Aiden Tolman
= Old Bar Beach Pirates
=Boyd Cordner
Ben Harris
= Port City Breakers
=Daniel Dumas
= Port Macquarie Sharks
=Scott Dureau
= Taree City Bulls
=Matt Adamson
Phil Adamson
Latrell Mitchell
= Wauchope Blues
=Mark Laurie
Robert Laurie
Ian Schubert
Rex Terp
= Wingham Tigers
=Michael Sullivan
Mitchell Barnett
See also
Rugby League Competitions in Australia
References
External links
3/info/group" target="_blank">Group 3 on Country Rugby League's official site
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