Season 2025

Billy Magoulias, very much a Henson Park crowd favourite of recent years, has announced his retirement from rugby league. Billy played junior league with the Mascot Jets in the Souths Juniors competitions and with Cronulla-Caringbah in the Cronulla Sharks junior system. He began his senior rugby league career with the Newtown Jets in the Intrust…

By Shanice Duarte Forget the Dally Ms, when it comes to rugby league award shows, nothing tops the Newtown Jets Presentation Night.  Although the season wrapped up sooner than expected, there was still plenty to celebrate, and not just for the players! Club President Barry Cotter, longtime board member Jeffrey Gabriel and Assistant Coach Michael…

The Newtown Jets 2025 Presentation Night was a great success, with a big crowd in attendance, excellent cuisine, good speakers and a great buzz in the audience looking forward to the 2026 NSW Cup season and recalling the best moments of what had taken place in 2025.

The Newtown Jets have been eliminated from the 2025 Knock-On Effect NSW Cup semi-finals, going down 24-20 to the Canberra Raiders in the elimination final (4th place versus 5th place) played at Jubilee Stadium, Kogarah on Saturday afternoon. The Raiders fielded a greatly-changed lineup as a result of a large number of players being rested…

Newtown’s run of outs at 4 Pines Park (Brookvale Oval) continued on Sunday afternoon when the Jets went down 42-30 to Manly-Warringah. This continued Newtown’s below average end of season form, having lost three and drawing one of their last four competition rounds, (plus gaining two points from a bye). This was Manly’s last game…

The Newtown Jets 2025 NSW Cup season is at a decisive crossroads, following the Jets narrow 30-28 loss to Parramatta at the Kellyville Park rugby league complex on Saturday. The Jets have a bye in round 25 of the NSW Cup next weekend (23rd/24th August), and then take on Manly-Warringah in the final competition round…

The final five hopes of the Newtown Jets are still in the balance, after the Jets were beaten 26-16 by Penrith at Henson Park last Saturday. Forecasts of wet weather throughout the preceding week reduced the crowd at Saturday’s match, which was also the occasion of the Newtown Jets annual club reunion day. Newtown retained…

The 22nd round NSW Cup match between Newtown and Canterbury-Bankstown was transferred from Belmore Sports Ground to Sharks Stadium and played on Sunday afternoon. The game was played in wet conditions that officials from both clubs had not seen their teams playing in for several years. The NSW Cup match was played as a curtain-raiser…

In what was a triumphant day for the Newtown Rugby League Football Club, a crowd of over 12,000 attended the Newtown versus St George Illawarra NSW Cup 21st round match, along with the Beer, Footy and Food Festival at Henson Park. Proving just how much difference a week makes, the Jets put their indifferent showing…

The Newtown Jets turned on a very disappointing display in their 26-24 loss to the Sydney Roosters at Henson Park last Saturday. There had been several changes to the Jets team that had been announced earlier in the week. The strong-tackling and hard-running second-rower Kyle Pickering had been ruled out with a leg injury and…