Newtown Rugby League Football Club 100 years and more of proud rugby league tradition
Newtown Rugby League Football Club was formed on January 8, 1908, at an overflow public meeting in the Newtown Town Hall.
The Club is very proud of its special heritage and the fact that it is the oldest Rugby League football club in Australia.
The Newtown Jets play out of Henson Park in Marrickville and are one of the marquee teams in the NSW Rugby League’s flagship competition, the NSW Cup. They are one of the best supported and most widely known teams in this competition and a Newtown home game at Henson Park on a wintry Saturday afternoon is a definitive Sydney cultural experience.
The Club remains a Rugby League proving ground - a fact well demonstrated by the number of players who have played for Newtown and gone on to success with NRL clubs.
The Jets are in their fourth year of a five-year partnership with the powerful Sydney Roosters club, whereby the Jets act as a feeder club to their NRL ally.
Read the Newtown story.
Browse through our centenary gallery of the faces that created our history.
Revisit recent football achievements.
Sing along to the stirring Newtown, Newtown theme song
Get your copy of Through Blue Eyes - A Pictorial History of Newtown RLFC.
Join in. Make more history!
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Sad farewells
RIP Frank Hyde
RIP Charles Cahill
RIP Brian McGreal
RIP Bobby Whitton
RIP Gordon Clifford
RIP Brian Spencer
RIP Frank Speechley
RIP Larry Raleigh
RIP Brian Chilvers
RIP Alf Richards
Revisit past seasons
Draws, scores, match reports, news articles, game highlights and players' galleries from 2007 to present.
Newtown Jets archive
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