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Country New South Wales rugby league team

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Country
Team information
Governing bodyCountry Rugby League
Head coachCraig Fitzgibbon
CaptainMitchell Aubusson
Most caps9 – Jack Kingston
Top try-scorer6 – Brian Carlson
Top point-scorer29 – Eric Weissel
Team results
First game
 City 29–8 Country

(10 June 1911)
First City vs Country Origin
 City Origin 30–22 Country Origin

(1987)
Biggest win
 Country Origin 42–10 City Origin
(2001)
Biggest defeat
 City 55–2 Country
(1980)

The Country New South Wales rugby league team is a representative rugby league football team. Between 1987 and 2017 there were two tiers: the Origin team that consisted of professional players who originated from clubs of the Country Rugby League and a representative team of amateur and semi-professional players. The Country Origin team played annually in the City vs Country Origin competition against the City New South Wales rugby league team, which was made up of players originating from Sydney. This match was discontinued in 2017.[1]

The representative team has played in a number of formats over the years: quad and tri series, annual fixtures and tour matches. The most recent change is the introduction of an Under 23 age limit to the top representative team. The Country Rugby League was absorbed by the New South Wales Rugby League at the end of 2019. The NSWRL continued to run competitions for country regions in February and March 2020 until they were curtailed by lockdown restrictions. This suggests that a NSW Country representative side will be reinstated in the future.

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Men's Open Age Country Team

The following players werre selected in the Country squad for the 2022 Open Age Men's match against City at Leichhardt Oval on Sunday, 15 May 2022. The team is coached by Terry Campese.[2][3][4][5][6]

J# Position Player Club Region
1 Fullback Oliver Regan
Ballina Seagulls
Northern Rivers Titans
2 Wing Dillon Rota
Goulburn City Bulldogs
Monaro Colts
3 Centre, Fullback Mitchell Andrews
Forbes Magpies
Western Rams
4 Centre Kayne Brennan
Gerringong Lions
Illawarra South Coast Dragons
5 Wing, Fullback Donte Efaraimo
Albion Park-Oak Flats Eagles
Illawarra South Coast Dragons
6 Five-eighth Jake Brisbane
Warilla-Lake South Gorillas
Illawarra South Coast Dragons
7 Halfback Blair Grant
Warilla-Lake South Gorillas
Illawarra South Coast Dragons
8 Prop Caleb Ziebell
Cudgen Hornets
Northern Rivers Titans
9 Hooker James Luff
Gundagai Tigers
Riverina Bulls
10 Prop Zac Saddler
Tuggeranong Bushrangers
Monaro Colts
11 Second-row Matthew Delbanco
Stingrays of Shellharbour
Illawarra South Coast Dragons
12 Second-row Ron Leapai
Goulburn City Bulldogs
Monaro Colts
13 Lock Keiran Rankmore
Stingrays of Shellharbour
Illawarra South Coast Dragons
14 interchange, Five-eighth Toby McIntosh
Murwillumbah Mustangs
Northern Rivers Titans
15 interchange, Lock Darby Medlyn
Tuggeranong Bushrangers
Monaro Colts
16 interchange, Lock Connor Ziebell
Cudgen Hornets
Northern Rivers Titans.
17 interchange, Prop Zachary Masters
Tumut Blues
Riverina Bulls
18 interchange Richard Roberts
North Coast Bulldogs
— Prop Bradley Prior
Woden Valley Rams
Monaro Colts

CRL Team of the Century

In 2008, the centenary year of rugby league in Australia, the Country Rugby League named its "Team of the Century":[7]

No. Position Player

1 Clive Churchill – FB 2 Brian Carlson – WG 3 Michael Cronin – CE 4 Graeme Langlands – CE 5 Eddie Lumsden – WG 6 Bob Fulton – FE 7 Andrew Johns – HB 8 Steve Roach – PR 9 Ian Walsh – HK

No. Position Player

10 Glenn Lazarus – PR 11 Herb Narvo – SR 12 Bradley Clyde – SR 13 Wally Prigg – LK

Kit suppliers and sponsors

Period Manufacturers Sponsors
1999– Classic Sportswear Victoria Bitter

2017 Country NSW squad

Main article: City vs Country Origin
Country NSW rugby league team
2017 squad Coaching staff

Head coach


Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)



Women's City vs Country Match

Main article: City vs Country Origin

City v Country Women's matches were occasionally played prior to the re-introduction of a stand-alone match in 2017.[8][9] In 2018 and 2019 the games were played within the National Championships. The 2020 National Championships were cancelled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Australia. In 2021 the National Championships were reorganised, and an open age City v Country Women's Origin was scheduled separately from the National Championships.

2022 Squad

The following players were selected in the Country Origin Women's team to play on Saturday, 14 May 2022 at 4 Pines Park. The team is coached by Ruan Sims.[2]

J# Player 2022 State Club Position(s) Country NRLW 2021 State Interstate Tests All
Stars
Dbt S M T G Pts Dbt S M T G Pts 2018 2019 2020 2021
1 Sam Bremner
Cronulla		 Fullback 2018 2 4 1 0 4 2018 2 4 1 0 4
1m 1t		 —
3m		 — — — — —
2 Teagan Berry
Cronulla		 Wing — 1 1 0 0 0 2020 2 8 5 1 22 — —
1m 1t 1g
7m 4t
3m 6t		 — — —
3 Keele Browne
Wests Tigers		 Centre — 1 1 0 0 0 2021 1 3 1 0 4 — — —
3m 1t
3m 2t		 — — —
4 Jayme Fressard
Central Coast		 Centre 2020 4 6 1 0 4 2020 2 7 1 0 4 — —
3m
4m 1t
9m 6t		 — — —
5 Abbi Church
St Marys		 Wing — 1 1 0 0 0 2021 1 5 2 0 8 — — —
5m 2t
8m 3t		 — — —
6 Bobbi Law
Newcastle Knights		 Five-eighth 2019 2 4 3 0 12 2019 3 7 2 0 8 —
1m 1t
1m 1t
5m		 — — —
2m
7 Jocelyn Kelleher
Central Coast		 Halfback 2020 2 2 1 0 4 2020 2 10 1 0 4 — —
3m
7m 1t
11m 7t 12g		 — — —
8 Phoebe Desmond
Newcastle Knights		 Prop 2021 2 2 0 0 0 2021 1 4 1 0 4 — — —
4m 1t		 — — — —
9 Olivia Higgins
Newcastle Knights		 Hooker — 1 1 0 0 0 2021 1 7 1 0 4 — — —
7m 1t
11m 1t		 — — —
10 Caitlan Johnston
Newcastle Knights		 Prop 2019 2 2 1 0 4 2019 2 4 0 0 0 —
3m		 —
1m
10m 5t		 — —
4m
11 Kaitlyn Phillips
Brisbane Broncos		 Second-row, Prop 2020 2 4 1 0 4 2020 2 7 1 0 4 — —
2m
5m 1t
6m 1t		 — —
3m
12 Olivia Kernick
Central Coast		 Second-row — 1 1 0 0 0 2021 1 7 3 0 12 — — —
7m 3t
11m 2t		 — —
1m 1m
13 Kirra Dibb
North Sydney		 interchange, Lock 2019 2 4 0 7 14 2019 3 11 1 12 28 —
3m 4g
3m 1t 4g
5m 4g
10m 4t 26g
1m 1g
1m
1m 3g
14 Shawden Burton
Central Coast		 Hooker — 1 1 0 0 0 2021 1 2 0 0 0 — — —
2m
11m 3t		 — — —
15 Vanessa Foliaki
St Marys		 Prop 2018 3 5 1 0 4 2018 3 11 0 0 0
4m
3m
4m		 — —
6m 1t
6m 4t
1m
16 Tayla Predebon
Newcastle Knights		 interchange, Prop 2021 2 2 1 0 4 2021 1 7 0 0 0 — — —
7m
11m 7t		 — — —
17 Melanie Howard
Newcastle Knights		 interchange, Halfback 2018 3 6 0 8 16 2018 3 7 2 0 8
3m
2m 1t
2m 1t		 —
4m
1m 1g		 — —
— Rikeya Horne
St Marys		 Wing, Centre, Fullback 2018 3 5 2 0 8 2018 4 11 1 0 4
3m 1t
3m
1m
4m
8m 6t		 — — —

Notes:

  • In the above tables J# = Jersey number, Dbt = Debut Year, S = Seasons, M = Matches, T = Tries, G = Goals
  • Tallies in the table include the 2022 match.
  • Olivia Kernick played for the
    Indigenous All Stars team in 2021 and for the Māori All Stars team in 2022.

Matches

Country Firsts / Combined Country

Year Date Team Name WLD Score Opposition Location Game Type Team
List		 Report
1911 Jun 10th Country L 8-29 Metropolis Sydney Opener SMH[10] Times[11]
1912 Jun 3rd Country L 2-51 Metropolis Sydney Main Referee[12] Sun[13]
1912 Jun 24th
Country 		L 5-23
Metropolis 		Sydney Main MDM[14] SMH[15]
1913 Jun 23rd Country L 0-18
Metropolis 		Sydney Opener SMH[16] SMH[17]
1914 Jun 29th Country L 0-25 Metropolis Sydney Opener Times[18] SMH[19]
1919 Jul 19th Country L 5-18 AIF Sydney Opener Sun[20] Times[21]
1920 Jun 5th Country L 7-36
Metropolis 		Sydney Opener RLN Referee[22]
1922 Jun 5th
Country 		L 26-28
Newcastle 		Sydney Opener RLN nSun[23]
1923 Jun 23rd
Combined Country 1st 		W 14-8
Newcastle 		Sydney Opener RLN Times[24]
1923 Jun 25th
Combined Country-Newcastle 		L 12-22
Metropolis 		Sydney Opener RLN SMH[25]
1924 May 24
Combined Country 		W 10-5
Newcastle 		Sydney Opener RLN NMH[26]
1925 Jul 11th
Combined Country 		W 10-8
Newcastle 		Sydney Opener RLN Sun[27]
1925 Aug 11th Country W 13-11 Metropolis Sydney Main SMH[28]
1925 Aug 15th
Country 		L 8-28
Metropolis 		Sydney Opener RLN SMH[29]
1927 Jun 6th
Combined Country 		L 7-66
Combined Metropolis 		Sydney Main RLN SMH[30]
1927 Jun 25th
Combined Country 		L 10-19
A Metropolitan Thirteen 		Sydney Opener RLN EN[31]
1928 May 9
Country 		W 35-34
City Firsts 		Sydney Main SMH[32] NMH[33] SMH[32]
1928 May 12
Combined Country 		W 23-14
Combined City 		Sydney Opener RLN Sun[34]
1929 May 27 Country Firsts L 5-16 City Firsts Sydney Main RLN
1929 Jun 1st
Combined Country 		L 9-13
Combined City 		Sydney Opener RLN
1930 May 31
Country Firsts 		W 35-26
City Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1931 May 30
Country Firsts 		L 15-17
City Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1932 Apr 30th
Country Firsts 		L 15-27
City Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1932 May 7
Country Firsts 		W 39-23
Metropolis 		Sydney Opener RLN
1932 Jul 16th
Country 		L 19-25
Sydney 		Sydney Opener RLN
1933 May 27
Combined Country Firsts 		L 6-47
Combined Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1933 Jun 5th
Country 		D 17-17
Sydney 		Sydney Opener RLN
1934 May 26
Country Firsts 		L 14-28
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1934 Sep 15th
Country 		L 29-32
Sydney 		Sydney Main RLN
1935 May 25
Country Combined Firsts 		L 5-20
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1936 May 9
Country Firsts 		L 8-41
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN Sun[35] NMH[36]
1937 May 29
Country Firsts 		W 20-12
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1937 Jun 5th
Country 		W 15-5
Sydney 		Sydney Opener RLN
1938 Jun 4th
Country Firsts 		L 12-42
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1939 Jun 3rd
Country Firsts 		L 17-38
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1940 Jun 8th
Far Northern 		L 5-30
Combined Team 		Sydney Opener RLN [37]
1940 Aug 10th
Country 		L 10-28
Sydney 		Sydney Main RLN Sun[38] Sun[39]
1941 Jun 7th
Country Firsts 		L 21-44
City Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1942 Jul 4th
Country Firsts 		W 14-11
City Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1943 Jun 12th
Country Firsts 		L 25-37
City Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1944 Jun 12th
Country Firsts 		L 10-17
City Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1945 Jun 9th
Country 		L 12-41
Sydney 		Sydney Main RLN
1946 May 4
Country Firsts 		L 10-31
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1947 Jun 7th
Country Firsts 		L 10-33
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1948 May 8
Country Firsts 		L 13-28
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN Sun[40] DT[41]
1948 May 26
Combined Country 		L 16-30 New Zealand Wollongong Main RLN IM[42]
1948 May 29
Country Firsts 		L 5-6
City Firsts 		Wollongong RLN IM[43]
1949 Jun 4th
Country Firsts 		L 2-23
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN Sun[44] Sun[45]
1949 Jun 19th
Combined Country 		W 18-6
Queensland 		Wollongong Tour SMH[46] SCT[47]
1950 May 13
Country Firsts 		L 13-51
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN Sun[48]
1951 May 12
Country Firsts 		L 6-24
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN Sun[49] DT[50]
1952 May 17
Country Firsts 		L 21-23
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN DT[51]
1952 Jun 1st
Country Firsts 		L 18-27
Sydney 		Sydney Rep Weekend RLN IM[52] DT[53]
1953 May 16
Country Firsts 		W 28-27
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN Sun[54] CT[55]
1953 Jun 7th
Country Firsts 		W 35-9 American All Stars Wollongong Tour IM[56] DT[57]
1954 May 8
Country Firsts 		L 9-50
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN DT[58] SH[59]
1955 May 14
Country Firsts 		L 18-31
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1956 May 19
Country Firsts 		L 17-32
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1956 Aug 26th
Country 		L 22-34
Sydney 		Sydney Trial RLN CT[60]
1957 May 18
Country Firsts 		L 2-53
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1958 May 17
Country Firsts 		L 14-55
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN CT[61]
1959 May 23
Country Firsts 		L 7-37
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1959 Aug 16th
Country 		L 18-19
Sydney 		Sydney Trial RLN CT[62]
1960 May 14
Country Firsts 		L 2-20
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN CT[63]
1960 Aug 28th
Country 		L 18-27
Metropolis 		Sydney Trial RLN CT[64]
1961 Jun 3rd
Country Firsts 		W 19-5
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1962 May 12
Country Firsts 		W 18-8
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN CT[65]
1963 May 11
Country Firsts 		L 11-35
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1963 Aug 25th
Country 		L 10-15
Sydney 		Sydney Trial RLN
1964 May 16
Country Firsts 		L 4-27
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1965
NSW Country 		L 5-18
Auckland 		Auckland On Tour CT[66]
1965 May 22
Country Firsts 		L 2-32
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN CT[67]
1966 May 29
NSW Country 		L -
Auckland 		NZ On Tour CT[68]
1966 Jun 4th
Country Firsts 		L 14-18
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN CT[69]
1967 May 6
Country Firsts 		L 17-18
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN CT[70]
1967 Sep 3rd
Country 		W 16-12
Sydney 		Sydney Trial RLN CT[71]
1968 May 1
Combined Country 		L 10-12 South Island Christchurch On Tour CT[72]
1968 May 4
Combined Country 		L 5-13
North Island 		Auckland On Tour
1968 May 5
Combined Country 		L 12-18 New Zealand Maori Auckland On Tour
1968 May 11
Country Firsts 		L 14-34
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN CT[73]
1969 May 10
Country Firsts 		L 20-27
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN CT[74]
1970 May 16
Country Firsts 		L 18-22
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN CT[75]
1970 Sep 13th
Country 		L 20-26
Sydney 		Sydney Trial RLN CT[76]
1971 May 2
Combined Country 		W 13-2
North Queensland 		Townsville On Tour CT[77]
1971 May 5
Combined Country 		W 25-6
Central Queensland 		Rockhampton On Tour
1971 May 8
Combined Country 		W 11-9
Brisbane 		Brisbane On Tour
1971 May 22
Country Firsts 		L 0-17
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1971 Aug 7th
Combined Country 		L 18-19
Queensland 		Newcastle Tour CT[78]
1972 May 7
Combined Country 		W 26-9
North Queensland 		Townsville On Tour
1972 May 10
Combined Country 		W 24-0
Central Queensland 		Rockhampton On Tour
1972 May 13
Combined Country 		W 20-14 Southern Queensland Brisbane On Tour
1972 May 20
Country Firsts 		L 8-35
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN
1972 Jul 4th
Combined Country 		W 26-10 New Zealand Queanbeyan Tour CT[79] CT[80]
1973 May 6
Combined Country 		W 24-16
North Queensland 		Mackay On Tour CT[81]
1973 May 9
Combined Country 		W 14-11 Southern Queensland Brisbane On Tour CT[82]
1973 May 13
Combined Country 		W 34-24 South Queensland Country Toowoomba On Tour CT[83]
1973 May 19
Country Firsts 		L 17-33
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Main RLN CT[84]
1974 May 5
Combined Country 		W 34-11 South Island Christchurch On Tour CT[85]
1974 May 8
Combined Country 		W 16-5
Wellington 		Wellington On Tour
1974 May 11
Combined Country 		W 21-6
Auckland 		Auckland On Tour CT[86] CT[87]
1974 May 18
Country Firsts 		L 0-23
City Firsts 		Sydney Main CT[88] CT[89]
1975 May 4
Combined Country 		W 31-8
North Queensland 		Townsville On Tour
1975 May 7
Combined Country 		W 39-5
Central Queensland 		Rockhampton On Tour CT[90]
1975 May 11
Combined Country 		W 27-14 Southern Queensland Brisbane On Tour CT[91] CT[92]
1975 May 17
Country Firsts 		W 19-9
City Firsts 		Sydney Main CT[93] YT[94] CT[95]
1975 May 24 Combined Country L 26-33 New Zealand Newcastle Tour CT[96]
1976 May 2
Combined Country 		W 56-9
Central Queensland 		Rockhampton On Tour CT[97] CT[98]
1976 May 5
Combined Country 		W 25-10 Toowoomba Toowoomba On Tour CT[99] CT[100]
1976 May 9
Combined Country 		L 11-18 Southern Queensland Brisbane On Tour CT[101]
1976 May 15
Country Firsts 		L 0-47
City Firsts 		Sydney Main CT[102] CT[103]
1977 May 1
Combined Country 		W 31-18
Wide Bay 		Wondai On Tour CT[104] CT[105]
1977 May 4
Combined Country 		W 22-13
Central Queensland 		Rockhampton On Tour CT[106]
1977 May 8
Combined Country 		W 22-18 Southern Queensland Brisbane On Tour
1977 May 14
Country Firsts 		L 0-36
City Firsts 		Sydney Main CT[107] CT[108]
1978 May 9
Combined Country 		W 33-13 Southern North Coast Wauchope On Tour
1978 May 11
Combined Country 		W 34-8 Far North Coast Tweed Heads On Tour
1978 May 13
Combined Country 		W 23-7
Ipswich 		Ipswich On Tour
1978 May 14
Combined Country 		W 28-21 Southern Queensland Brisbane On Tour
1978 May 16
Combined Country 		W 26-17 Northern West Tamworth On Tour
1978 May 20
Country Firsts 		L 13-30
City Firsts 		Sydney Main CT[109]
1979 May 9
Combined Country 		W 20-15
Monaro 		Queanbeyan Split Tour CT[110]
1979 May 9
Combined Country 		W 13-5 Group 12 (Central Coast) Gosford Split Tour
1979 May 12
Combined Country 		W 28-5 Riverina Wagga Split Tour CT[111]
1979 May 13
Combined Country 		L 23-32 Western Division Dubbo Split Tour
1979 May 19
Country Firsts 		L 0-29
City Firsts 		Sydney Main CT[112] CT[113]
1979 May 23
NSW Country 		L 10-25
South Sydney 		Sydney Midweek Cup CT[114]
1979 Jun 6th
NSW Country 		W 14-11
Western Suburbs 		Sydney Midweek Cup
1979 Jul 11th
NSW Country 		L 11-25
Balmain 		Lismore Midweek Cup CT[115]
1980 May 7
Combined Country 		W 17-3 Far North Coast Tweed Heads On Tour
1980 May 9
Combined Country 		L 16-18 Riverina Wagga On Tour
1980 May 11
Combined Country 		W 35-5
Monaro 		Queanbeyan On Tour CT[116] CT[117]
1980 May 17
Country Firsts 		L 2-55
City Firsts 		Sydney Main CT[118] CT[119]
1980 May 21
NSW Country 		L 3-35
Canterbury 		Sydney Midweek Cup CT[120]
1980 Jul 2nd
NSW Country 		L 9-18
Penrith 		Queanbeyan Midweek Cup CT[121]
1981 Apr 30th
NSW Country 		W 20-7 Central Coast Gosford On Tour
1981 May 2
NSW Country 		D 5-5 Far North Coast Lismore On Tour
1981 May 6
NSW Country 		W 12-5
Monaro 		Queanbeyan On Tour CT[122]
1981 May 10
NSW Country 		W 25-20 Western Dubbo On Tour
1981 May 16
Country Firsts 		L 7-38
City Firsts 		Canberra Main CT[123] CT[124]
1981 May 27
NSW Country 		L 14-23
Western Suburbs 		Sydney Midweek Cup
1981 Jun 17th
NSW Country 		L 9-13
North Sydney 		Sydney Midweek Cup CT[125]
1982 May 8
NSW Country 		W 21-19 Newcastle Newcastle On Tour
1982 May 12
NSW Country 		W 28-9 Northern Rivers Tweed Heads On Tour
1982 May 16
NSW Country 		L 10-21 Riverina Wagga On Tour
1982 May 22
Country Firsts 		L 3-47
City Firsts 		Newcastle Main CT[126] CT[127]
1982 May 26
NSW Country 		L 2-15
Cronulla 		Sydney Midweek Cup CT[128]
1982 Jun 16th
NSW Country 		L 3-41
Parramatta 		Sydney Midweek Cup CT[129] CT[130]
1983 May 15
Combined Country 		W 52-12 South Island Christchurch On Tour CT[131]
1983 May 21
Country Firsts 		L 14-30
City Firsts 		Newcastle Partly Origin CT[132] CT[133]
1983 May 25
NSW Country 		W 20-12
South Sydney 		Sydney Midweek Cup CT[134]
1983 Jul 20th
NSW Country 		L 14-54
Brisbane Firsts 		Sydney Midweek Cup YT[135] CT[136]
1984 May 9
NSW Country 		W 17-4
Western Suburbs 		Bathurst Midweek Cup
1984 May 19
Country Firsts 		L 12-38
City Firsts 		Sydney Partly Origin CT[137] CT[138]
1984 Jul 4th
NSW Country 		L 4-24
Eastern Suburbs 		Sydney Midweek Cup CT[139]
1985 Apr 10th
NSW Country 		L 4-24
Cronulla 		Tamworth Midweek Cup CT[140]
1985 May 18
Country Firsts 		L 12-18
City Firsts 		Newcastle Partly Origin CT[141] CT[142]
1986 Apr 23rd
NSW Country 		L 4-36
St George 		Bathurst Midweek Cup CT[143]
1986 May 17
Country Firsts 		L 18-34
City Firsts 		Newcastle Partly Origin CT[144] CT[145]
1987 Apr 29th
NSW Country 		L 0-54
Eastern Suburbs 		Sydney Midweek Cup CT[146]
1987 May 6
NSW Country 		W 18-0
Waikato League 		Huntly On Tour
1987 May 10
NSW Country 		L 8-44
Auckland 		Auckland On Tour CT[147]
1987 May 16
Country Firsts 		L 12-52
Sydney Firsts 		Parramatta Opener CT[148] CT[149]
1988 Feb 20th
Country Firsts 		W 28-18
Balmain 		Bathurst Trial CT[150]
1988 Mar 22nd
NSW Country 		W 25-0
Port Moresby Vipers 		Goroka Midweek Cup
1988 Mar 25th
NSW Country 		L 0-8
Combined Brisbane 		Brisbane Midweek Cup CT[151]
1988 May 11
Country Firsts 		L 16-54
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Opener CT[152] CT[153]
1988 Jul 24th
NSW Country 		W 28-10 Papua New Guinea Bathurst Tour CT[154]
1989 Feb 25th
Country Firsts 		L 14-36
Canberra Raiders 		Queanbeyan Trial CT[155] CT[156]
1989 Apr 7th
NSW Country 		L 2-9
Combined Brisbane 		Tweed Heads Midweek Cup
1989 May 13
Country Firsts 		L 10-18
Sydney Firsts 		Broadmeadow Opener CT[157]
1990 Apr 25th
Country Firsts 		L 26-38
Sydney Firsts 		Sydney Opener CT[158] CT[159]
1990 May 16
NSW Country 		W 23-18
Brisbane 		Moree Quad Series
1990 May 19
NSW Country 		W 17-4 Queensland Country Brisbane Quad Series
1990 May 22
NSW Country 		W 54-10
Port Moresby 		Tweed Heads Quad Series
1991 Apr 25th
Country Firsts 		L 20-36
City Firsts 		Sydney Opener CT[160] CT[161]
1991 Jun 2nd
NSW Country 		W 36-28
Western Australia 		Perth On Tour
1992 Apr 24th
Country Firsts 		L 8-28
City Firsts 		Sydney Opener CT[162]
1992 Jun 16th
NSW Country 		L 6-24 Great Britain Parkes Tour CT[163] CT[164]
1992 Jul 3rd
NSW Country 		L 8-28 Queensland Country Brisbane Main CT[165]
1993 Apr 23rd
Country Firsts 		L 4-40
City Firsts 		Parramatta Opener CT[162]
1994 May 6
Country Firsts 		W 25-22
Metropolitan Cup 		Broadmeadow Opener CT[166]
1995 May 5
Country Firsts 		W 16-8
Metropolitan Cup 		Wollongong Opener
1996 May 3
Country Firsts 		D 10-10
Metropolitan Cup 		Wollongong Opener
1998 May 22
Country Firsts 		L 18-28 Presidents Cup Sydney Opener
1999 Apr 23rd
Country Firsts 		D 18-18
NSWRL First Division 		Olympic Park Opener
2000 Apr 21st
Country Firsts 		L 0-38
NSWRL First Division 		Olympic Park Opener
2001 Jun 8th
Country Firsts 		L 22-32
NSWRL First Division 		Bathurst Opener
2002 Jun 15th
Country Firsts 		W 54-16 Queensland Country Narrabri Quad Series
2002
NSW Country 		L 10-28 UTS Perpignan France On Tour
2002
NSW Country 		W 30-22
St Gaudens 		France On Tour
2002
NSW Country 		W 46-16
Toulouse 		France On Tour
2004 Jun 26th
NSW Country 		L 22-50
Queensland Rangers 		Murwillumbah On Tour RLW[167]
2004 Jul 7th
NSW Country 		W 24-14
Auckland 		Auckland On Tour
2004 Jul 7th
NSW Country 		L 18-36 New Zealand A Auckland On Tour
2005 Jun 26th
NSW Country 		W 28-24
Queensland Rangers 		Blackwater Tri Series
2005 Oct 1st
NSW Country 		W 34-4 New Zealand Residents Wollongong Tri Series
2006 Jun 21st
NSW Country 		W 28-10
Jim Beam Cup 		NZ Quad Series RLW[168]
2006 Jun 24th
NSW Country 		W 34-32
Queensland Rangers 		NZ Quad Series RLW[169]
2006 Jun 27th
NSW Country 		W 22-8 New Zealand Residents NZ Quad Series
2006 Jul 1st
NSW Country 		L 18-32 New Zealand Residents NZ Quad Series
2007 Jul 10th
NSW Country 		W 32-14 Affiliated States Narrabri Quad Series
2007 Jul 11th
NSW Country 		W 40-22
Queensland Rangers 		Tamworth Quad Series
2007 Jul 14th
NSW Country 		L 16-29
Jim Beam Cup 		Narrabri Quad Series
2007 Jul 21st
NSW Country 		W 26-16
Jim Beam Cup 		Tamworth Quad Series RLW[170]
2008 July
NSW Country 		L 14-28
Jim Beam Cup 		Quad Series
2008 July
NSW Country 		W 28-26
Queensland Rangers 		Quad Series
2008 July
NSW Country 		W 64-8 GB Community Lions Quad Series
2008 July
NSW Country 		L 8-28
Jim Beam Cup 		Kawana Quad Series RLW[171]
2009 Jul 11th
NSW Country 		W 28-24
Queensland Rangers 		Forster Annual RLW[172]
2010 Jul 10th
NSW Country 		L 16-19
Queensland Rangers 		Bundaberg Annual RLW[173]
2010 Oct 16th
NSW Country 		L 22-26 Cook Islands Tamworth Warm-Up
2011 Jul 9th
NSW Country 		W 34-24
Queensland Rangers 		Coonabarabran Annual
2013 Oct 12th
NSW Country 		W 50-0 Combined Clubs South Arica On Tour
2013 Oct 18th
NSW Country 		W 58-18 South African Rhinos Brakpen On Tour NH[174]
2014 July
NSW Country Bulls 		L 22-34
Queensland Rangers 		Rockhampton Annual
2014 July
NSW Country 		W - Hawaiian Chiefs Hawaii On Tour
2014 July
NSW Country 		W 52-12 Hawaiian Chiefs Hawaii On Tour
2015
NSW Country Firsts 		- Fiji Fiji On Tour APRL[175]
2016 Jul 16th
NSW Country Bulls 		L 12-22
Western Australia 		Perth On Tour NDL[176] FA[177]
2017 October
NSW Country U23 		L 26-40 Samoa Wagga Warm-Up YT[178]
2017 October
NSW Country U23 		W 50-14 Scotland Ballina Warm-Up YT[179]
2018 October
NSW Country U23 		W 44-10 Australian Defence Force Ipswich On Tour YT[180]
2018 October
NSW Country U23 		L 12-18 Papua New Guinea U23 Port Moresby On Tour YT[181]
2019 Oct 8th
NSW Country U23 		W 74-6
North Island Champions 		Rotorua On Tour YT[182]
2019 Oct 12th
NSW Country U23 		L 16-17
Canterbury Bulls 		Christchurch On Tour YT[183]
2021 May 16th
Country 		L 12-38
City 		Collegians Sporting Complex Residential NSWRL[184] NSWRL[185]
2022 May 15th
Country 		W 36-34
City 		Leichhardt Oval Residential NSWRL[2] NSWRL[186]

Origin

Year Date Team Name WLD Score Opposition Location Game Type Team
List		 Report
1987 May 16
Country Origin 		L 22-30
City Origin 		Sydney Origin CT[148] CT[187]
1988 May 11
Country Origin 		L 18-20
City Origin 		Sydney Origin CT[152] CT[153]
1989 May 13
Country Origin 		L 8-16
City Origin 		Newcastle Origin CT[188] CT[157]
1990 Apr 25th
Country Origin 		L 26-28
City Origin 		Sydney Origin CT[158] CT[189]
1991 Apr 25th
Country Origin 		L 12-22
City Origin 		Sydney Origin CT[160] CT[190]
1992 Apr 24th
Country Origin 		W 17-10
City Origin 		Sydney Origin CT[162] YT[191] CT[192]
1993 Apr 23rd
Country Origin 		L 0-7
City Origin 		Sydney Origin CT[162] CT[193]
1994 May 6
Country Origin 		W 22-2
City Origin 		Newcastle Origin CT[194] CT[195]
1995 May 5
Country Origin 		L 8-16
City Origin 		Wollongong Origin CT[196] CT[197]
1996 May 3
Country Origin 		W 18-16
City Origin 		Wollongong Origin
1997 Apr 25th
Country Origin 		W 17-4
City Origin 		Newcastle Origin
2001 Jun 8th
Country Origin 		W 42-10
City Origin 		Bathurst Origin
2002 May 10
Country Origin 		L 16-26
City Origin 		Wagga Wagga Origin
2003 May 16
Country Origin 		L 16-17
City Origin 		Gosford Origin
2004 May 7
Country Origin 		W 22-18
City Origin 		Gosford Origin
2005 May 6
Country Origin 		L 22-29
City Origin 		Lismore Origin
2006 May 12
Country Origin 		W 12-10
City Origin 		Dubbo Origin
2007 May 3
Country Origin 		L 6-12
City Origin 		Coffs Harbour Origin
2008 May 2
Country Origin 		D 22-22
City Origin 		Wollongong Origin
2009 May 8
Country Origin 		L 18-40
City Origin 		Orange Origin
2010 May 7
Country Origin 		W 36-18
City Origin 		Port Macquarie Origin YT[198]
2011 May 6th
Country Origin 		W 18-12
City Origin 		Albury Origin
2012 Apr 22nd
Country Origin 		L 22-24
City Origin 		Mudgee Origin YT[199]
2013 Apr 21st
Country Origin 		W 18-12
City Origin 		Coffs Harbour Origin
2014 May 4th
Country Origin 		D 26-26
City Origin 		Dubbo Origin
2015 May 3rd
Country Origin 		W 34-22
City Origin 		Wagga Wagga Origin YT[200]
2016 May 8th
Country Origin 		L 30-44
City Origin 		Tamworth Origin
2017 May 7th
Country Origin 		L 10-20
City Origin 		Mudgee Origin

Women's

Year Date Team Name WLD Score Opposition Location Game Type Team
List		 Report
2017 May 14
Country Origin 		L 8-20
City Origin 		North Sydney Origin NRL[201]
2018 Jun 1st
NSW Country 		W 34-10
Australian Defence Force 		Southport Nationals NRL[202] QRL[203]
2018 Jun 2nd
NSW Country 		W 16-6
Queensland City 		Southport Nationals QRL[204]
2018 Jun 3rd
NSW Country 		W 16-12
NSW City 		Southport Nationals QRL[205]
2019 May 30th
NSW Country 		W 54-0
Australian Defence Force 		Burleigh Nationals NRL[206] QRL[207]
2019 Jun 1st
NSW Country 		W 20-14
Queensland Country 		Burleigh Nationals NRL[208]
2019 Jun 2nd
NSW Country 		L 4-34
NSW City 		Burleigh Nationals NRL[209]
2021 May 15
Country Origin 		L 16-40
City Origin 		Bankwest Stadium Origin NSWRL[184] NRL[210]
2022 May 14th
Country Origin 		W 14-6
City Origin 		4 Pines Park Origin NSWRL[2] NSWRL[211]

Country Origin Player of the Year

Year Player Club
1992 Laurie Daley
Canberra Raiders
1993 Paul Harragon
Newcastle Knights
1994 John Simon
Illawarra Steelers
1995 Paul Harragon
Newcastle Knights
1996 Paul Harragon
Newcastle Knights
1997 Paul McGregor
Illawarra Steelers
2001 Danny Buderus
Newcastle Knights
2002 Steve Simpson
Newcastle Knights
2003 Glenn Morrison
North Queensland Cowboys
2004 Scott Hill
Melbourne Storm
2005 Trent Barrett
St. George Illawarra Dragons
2006 Brent Kite
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
2007 Craig Fitzgibbon
Sydney Roosters
2008 Anthony Laffranchi
Gold Coast Titans
2009 Ben Creagh
St. George Illawarra Dragons
2010 Josh Dugan
Canberra Raiders
2011 Glenn Stewart
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
2012 Greg Bird
Gold Coast Titans
2013 Aiden Tolman
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
2014 Jamal Idris
Penrith Panthers
2015 Ryan Hinchcliffe
Melbourne Storm
2016 James Maloney
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
2017 Dale Finucane
Melbourne Storm

See also

Sources

Years Acronym Item Available
Online		 Via
1911 to 2017 RLP Rugby League Project Yes RLP website
1920 to 1973 RLN Rugby League News Yes Trove
1911 to 1954 SMH The Sydney Morning Herald Yes Trove
1911 to 1954 Sun The Sun Yes Trove
1911 to 1954 DT Daily Telegraph Yes Trove
1911 to 1954 NMH Newcastle Morning Herald Yes Trove
1911 to 1954 IM Illawarra Mercury Yes Trove
1955 to 1991 CT Canberra Times Yes Trove
1911 to 1954 Various other Newspapers Yes Trove
1967-69, 1971–96 - Country Rugby League Annual Report No State Library of NSW
1935, 41-44, 48, 53, 58, 72-76, 78, 80-81,
1991-96, 1998-2009 		- New South Wales Rugby League Annual Report No State Library of NSW
2014-19 - New South Wales Rugby League Annual Report Yes NSWRL website
2003 to 2014 RLW Rugby League Week Yes eResources at State Library of NSW
1974 to 2016 BL Big League No State Library of NSW
2010 to 2019 - Various Newspaper Websites Yes As referenced

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