Saturday 18 May is the Dubbo Roos Rugby Club's Annual Family Day!
Bring the entire family along for a riveting home game against the Orange Emu's! The kids can enjoy a jumping castle, face painting and play areas.
A marquee will provide an enticing area for parents to relax, with children close enough to keep an eye on.
Presentations will be at the club house after the game, all welcome.
For more information contact the club
The Results and Competition Tables for Round 2 of the Blowes Clothing Cup, Australian National Field Days Cup Southern Competition and Round 3 of the Australian National Field Days Cup Northern Competition follow. These tables and results are also published on the CWRU website
{module_literature,i,145595}The Results and Competition Tables for Round 5 of the CWJRU Under 13s, Under 15s and Under 17s Competitions follow. These tables and results are also published on the junior section of the CWRU website
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Registration Fees remain the same as 2012 for the 2013 season.
Get your 2013 Social Membership Today.
Free admission to all home competition games
2013 Pre Season Training starts on the 29th January 2013 at St Johns College Sheridan Road Dubbo at 6pm.
All players are encouraged to attend the pre season training.
For any more information please call:
Would you like to play for the premier Rugby Club in Dubbo?
Call Graeme Board on 0408636273 or Email gboard@dcco.com.au
We are very interested in players that play in the front row for 2013 (in addition to all players of any make and model)
We have been:
Our home ground Number One Oval Victoria Park Dubbo is one of the premier grounds in the Central West and with our Clubhouse and Bar overlooking the Ground it is a great way to spend Saturday at the Rugby with your mates.
Today Daily Liberal sportswriter Dallas Sheeringham, continuing the series leading up to the announcement of the Daily Liberal Sportsman of the Year Award, presents Dubbo's top Rugby Union player Dick Browne.
Dubbo's Dick Browne is one of the fairest men playing Rugby Union in Western NSW and yet he is one of the best.
Browne has squashed the old idea of a Rugby Union forward racing madly up and down the field assaulting any opponent within reach.
He plays the game hard, but his play is purposeful and full of method.
This year was perhaps his best in Rugby Union.
He was a certainty for the Central West side to tour South Australia, but had to declare himself unavailable.
However, he was selected as captain of the Central West side for local matches - a popular decision among his fellow players.
He was also selected in one of the country representative sides to meet city which put him on the doorstep to selection in the Australian team for South Africa.
Browne began his senior Rugby Union Career in the code's toughest ground - Sydney.
As an 18-year-old youngster, the robust second rower broke into Manly's second grade side.
He played with the side for three years and then was transferred to Orange for his employment.
Browne played with Orange Emus for three years and gained his first representation in the Central West side.
Since then he has never been out of the Central West side - a great tribute to his footballing ability.
During the summer Browne keeps in shape by playing cricket and water polo.
He plays both these sports with the Rugby Union Club.
However, it is on the Rugby field his greatness shows through.
In the rucks he is always striving to give team members an extra inch of advantage.
In the lineouts he makes the most of every advantage and he is always one of the first to the loose ball.
His worth to the Dubbo pack is incalculable.
Browne is a sales representative in Dubbo for an oil firm.
Standing five feet 11 inches high and weighing fifteen and a half stone he has the ideal build for a Rugby forward.
But Browne is also well known in surfing circles.
Before he left Manly, he was classed as one of the top surfboat oarsmen in the business.
In 1959 he won his first Australian surfing title and was a member of the NSW champion side in 1960 and 1961.
At 27, Browne said he would keep on in Rugby Union and described the Dubbo side as a major threat in the Central West competition in 1970.
His one big aim during the 1970 season will be to score a try.
Browne said he had never scored a try in country football - "never even looked like getting one".
However, this year he was runner-up in the Dubbo Best and Fairest Award, an award in which he has been prominent during the years and which he won in 1967.
Besides leading the Central West side this season and being on the verge of representative selection. Dick Browne has gained the respect of both opponents and team-mates alike, a tribute which makes him one of the contenders for the "Daily Liberal" Sportsman of the Year award.
{module_literature,i,141519}Dubbo Rugby Union player Jim Ley was cautioned by a Judiciary meeting of the Central West Zone at Orange last night.
Ley was ordered from the field in the clash between Dubbo First Grade and Molong at No.1 Oval on Saturday.
Cumnock referee David Hock in a statemento the judiciary meeting last night said Ley had fended with a closed hand.
Both Ley and Dubbo captain Rob Wray attended the hearing.
Dubbo officials were disturbed at a report in one Central Western newspaper that Ley had made a stiff-arm tackle.
In his statement, Mr Nock said he considered his decision to order Ley off was sufficient punishment to both the individual and to the team.
Saturday's match was unusually heated and prior to ordering Ley off, Mr Nock has issues a warning against foul play./p>
A Wellington player also was summoned to attend the judiciary meeting but failed to appear.
The player, Reg Gardoll is reported to have had a disagreement with the referee, and was ordered from the field.
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