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Third Grade Premiership Records 1908-2006THIRD GRADE PREMIERSHIPS WINNERS 1908-2006
(and equivalent competitions)
1908 Sydney
1909 South Sydney Federal
1910 Sydney
1911 Leichhardt
1912 South Sydney
1913 South Sydney Federal
1914 East Suburbs
1915 Balmain
1916 Balmain
1917 East Suburbs
1918 South Sydney
1919 Balmain
1920 Newtown
1921 Mascot
1922 Mascot
1923 Kensington
1924 East Suburbs
1925 South Sydney
1926 Balmain
1927 Glebe
1928 South Sydney
1929 East Suburbs
1930 East Suburbs
1931 East Suburbs
1932 East Suburbs
1933 South Sydney
1934 Balmain
1935 Newtown
1936 West Suburbs
1937 North Sydney
1938 West Suburbs
1939 West Syburbs
1940 St George
1941 East Suburbs
1942 St George
1943 Newtown
1944 West Suburbs
1945 North Sydney
1946 North Sydney
1947 East Suburbs
1948 Balmain
1949 St George
1950 Balmain
1951 St George
1952 Manly-Warringah
1953 St George
1954 Balmain
1955 Balmain
1956 Balmain
1957 St George
1958 West Suburbs
1959 North Sydney
1960 Balmain
1961 West Suburbs
1962 South Sydney
1963 St George
1964 Parramatta
1965 St George
1966 St George
1967 West Suburbs
1968 Balmain
1969 South Sydney
1970 East Suburbs
1971 Canterbury
1972 St George
UNDER 23s
1973 Balmain
1974 St George
1975 Cronulla
1976 East Suburbs
1977 West Suburbs
1978 Penrith
1979 Parramatta
1980 Parramatta
1981 South Sydney
THIRD GRADE
1982 Parramatta
1983 St George
1984 Parramatta
UNDER 23s
1985 St George
1986 South Sydney
1987 St George
PRESIDENT'S CUP (U21)
1988 Parramatta
1989 South Sydney
1990 Canberra
1991 Canterbury
1992 West Suburbs
1993 East Suburbs
1994 Cronulla
1995 Canberra
1996 South Qld
UNDER-20s
1997 Balmain
JERSEY FLEGG
1999 Canterbury
2000 Bulldogs
2001 Bulldogs
2002 Sydney Roosters
2004 Sydney Roosters
2005 St George
2006 Penrith
Note: No competition equivalent to third grade was staged in
1998 or 2003
Third Grade Premierships (and equivalent competitions): Balmain 14, St George 14, Easts(Sydney Roosters) 14, Souths 10, Wests 9, Parramatta 6, Canterbury (Bulldogs) 5, Norths 4, Newtown 3, Canberra 2, Cronulla 2, Mascot 2, South Sydney Federal 2, Sydney 2, Penrith 2, Glebe 1, Kensington 1, Leichhardt 1, Manly 1, South Queensland 1, St George Illawarra 1.
Source: 2006 OFFICIAL RUGBY LEAGUE ANNUAL
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