Sunbury United Rugby League

Sunbury United Rugby League

Infobox aus sport club | clubname = Sunbury United Rugby League


fullname = Sunbury United Rugby League Club
emblem = The Tigers
strip = Gold and Black
founded = 1992
sport = Rugby league
league = Victorian Rugby League
ground = Langama Park, Sunbury
capacity = -
song = -
president = Julian Keddy
coach = Ben Roarty
season = 2007
position = 5th of 7
captain = Eli Cullen

The Sunbury United Rugby League Club is a rugby league team based in Sunbury, Victoria, Australia.

They play in the Victorian Rugby League competition.

Club history

The club was originally formed by Ted & Maureen Riley after they viewed a rugby league international between Australia and New Zealand at Olympic Park in 1991 which left them wondering if rugby league could take off in the Victorian suburb of Sunbury. They then placed an advertisement in the local paper looking for other interested parties and on September 17 1991 the first meeting of the club was held with twenty-six members.

The members originally applied to the Victorian Rugby League for membership in 1991 but couldn't afford the entry fee to begin a club so had to wait until 1992 when the club became officially formed. Since 1992 the club has gone on to register a total of 285 senior players.

Coaches

*Luke Rowney (1992)
*Roger Stephens (1993–1994)
*Tom Williams (1995)
*Brian Leon (1996)
*Bill Buchester (1997)
*Tom Williams (1998)
*Richard Puke (1999–2001)
*Ty Watson (2002)
*Greg Walsh (2003)
*John Bourke (2004-2005)
*David Wallis (2006)
*Ben Roarty (2007–)

External links

* [http://www.sportingpulse.com/club_info.cgi?c=1-2121-24913-0-0&sID=27513 Sunbury United Rugby League Homepage]


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