Group 2 2019 draw finalised at general meeting
THE reaction has been mixed among the South Grafton Rebels and Grafton Ghosts after a Group 2 general meeting determined a 14-game season for this year
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Backline star repays the Rebels’ faith
SOUTH Grafton utility relishes opportunity to roam out the back of the pack under new coach.
CROW NO MORE: Roosters withdraw from Group 2 season
A STRUGGLE for player numbers and commitment has forced a once proud club to pull the pin on the upcoming season.
SEEING RED: Stanley returns to lead Rebels into Nines
SOUTH Grafton’s favourite son Hugh Stanley will get his first run back in the red and white as the club takes on the Coffs Coast 9s.
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Magpies face tough trip away to Mur’bah
Lower Clarence Magpies will fly full of momentum into their tough road trip against Murwillumbah Mustangs.
Six Valley footballers make Gladiators final cut
GHOSTS and Rebels players account for one third of the Group 2 representative side to take on Group 3 at Sawtell on Saturday.
NRRRL: Magpies dig deep in narrow loss to Casino
LOWER Clarence Magpies captain-coach Dan Randall said his players can hold their heads high despite going down by two points in front of a bumper home crowd.
Rebels close to their best in fortress slaughter
HUGH Stanley put in his best performance this season to earn Player’s Player honours for South Grafton at McKittrick Park.
League stars push claim for country berth
Two country lads from the Clarence appear odds-on to return to their roots at Mudgee in under a fortnight when NSW Country clashes with its Cty rival.
Rebels pile on the points in honour of club stalwart
THE South Grafton Rebels are back in the winners circle in their clash against the Orara Valley Axemen.
Switch as good as holiday for Ghosts new enforcer
Matt Muller named in Group 2 representative side after only three games in new second-row position.
Lower Clarence begins to build history at new home field
Lower Clarence first-grade captain-coach Dan Randall said the Magpies have a point to prove in their first home game of the season.
Rebels aim up to honour late club stalwart
Blackadder was a long term supporter of the Rebels, a permanent fixture of McKittick Park, and a man the club misses dearly since he drowned on Boxing Day.
NRL: Anthony Don and that Barcelona inspired ‘miracle kick’
“I KNEW someone would be there, but I didn’t see him and it was lucky to land on his chest. It is not something you plan for.”
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