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Brisbane Rugby League
Sport Rugby league
Number of teams8
Country  Australia
Premiers Western Suburbs

The 1993 Brisbane Rugby League season was the 72nd season of semi-professional top level rugby league in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Teams

Club Home ground Coach Captain
Eastern Suburbs Langlands Park
Valleys-Tweed Neumann Oval
Ipswich North Ipswich Reserve
Logan Meakin Park
Northern Suburbs Bishop Park
Past Brothers Corbett Park
Redcliffe Dolphin Oval
Southern Suburbs Davies Park
Western Suburbs Purtell Park
Wynnum-Manly Kougari Oval

Source: [1]

Regular season

Easts Tigers halfback Paul Green won the Rothmans Medal for the best and fairest player in the competition.

Final

Western Suburbs 18 (Tries: M. Maguire 2, D. Mills 2; Goal G. Kerr) def. Eastern Suburbs 12 (Tries: P. Green, P. Sinclair; Goals: R. Cannon, P. Green) at Lang Park. [2]

References

  1. ^ "Rugby League – Welcome to Roger's Website".
  2. ^ "The Post-Broncos Brisbane Rugby League Competition - Club football in Brisbane from 1988 to 2021" (PDF). rogerswebsite.com.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Brisbane Rugby League
Sport Rugby league
Number of teams8
Country  Australia
Premiers Western Suburbs

The 1993 Brisbane Rugby League season was the 72nd season of semi-professional top level rugby league in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Teams

Club Home ground Coach Captain
Eastern Suburbs Langlands Park
Valleys-Tweed Neumann Oval
Ipswich North Ipswich Reserve
Logan Meakin Park
Northern Suburbs Bishop Park
Past Brothers Corbett Park
Redcliffe Dolphin Oval
Southern Suburbs Davies Park
Western Suburbs Purtell Park
Wynnum-Manly Kougari Oval

Source: [1]

Regular season

Easts Tigers halfback Paul Green won the Rothmans Medal for the best and fairest player in the competition.

Final

Western Suburbs 18 (Tries: M. Maguire 2, D. Mills 2; Goal G. Kerr) def. Eastern Suburbs 12 (Tries: P. Green, P. Sinclair; Goals: R. Cannon, P. Green) at Lang Park. [2]

References

  1. ^ "Rugby League – Welcome to Roger's Website".
  2. ^ "The Post-Broncos Brisbane Rugby League Competition - Club football in Brisbane from 1988 to 2021" (PDF). rogerswebsite.com.

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