1920 North Coast Rugby League season
| 1919 North Coast Rugby League season | |
|---|---|
| Countries |  Australia |
| Number of teams | 8 |
| Official website | |
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The 1920 North Coast Rugby League season was the first season of rugby league football in the area that is now the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, all of the clubs having changed over from rugby union in March 1920.[1]
Fixtures[edit]
At a meeting of held at the Royal Hotel, Nambour, on Monday, April 19. fixtures were presented by the committee appointed to do so, and were adopted.[2]
April 24.
- Woombye-Buderim, at Woombye.
- Nambour-Cooran, at Nambour.
- Eumundi-Palmwoods, at Eumundi.
- Yandina-Cooroy, at Yandina.
- Pomona-Mooloolah at Pomona.
May 1.
- Buderim-Eumundi. at Nambour.
- Cooran-Yandina, at Cooran.
- Nambour-Pomona at Nambour.
- Palmwoods-Woombye. at Palmwoods
- Cooroy-Mooloolah, at Cooroy.
May 8.
- Buderim-Pomona, at Nambour.
- Eumundi-Cooran, at Eumundi
- Yandina-Woombye, at Yandina
- Cooroy-Nambour, at Nambour.
- Mooloolah-Palmwoods, at Mooloolah
May 15.
- Mooloolah-Buderim,
- Woombye-Pomona, at Woombye.
- Nambour-Eumundi, at Nambour.
- Cooran-Cooroy, at Cooran.
- Palmwoods-Yandina. at Palmwoods
May 22.
- Buderim-Cooran, at Nambour.
- Yandina-Eumundi, at Yandina.
- Pomona-Palmwoods, at Pomona.
- Mooloolah-Nambour, at Mooloolah.
- Woombye-Cooroy at Woombye.
May 29.
- Nambour-Buderim at Nambour.
- Cooran-Woomhye, at Cooran.
- Cooroy-Palmwoods at Cooroy.
- Eumundi-Mooloolah. at Eumundi.
- Yandina-Pomona. at Yandina.
June 5.
- Buderim-Cooroy, at Nambour.
- Woombye-Nambour, at Woombye.
- Palmwoods-Cooran, at Palmwoods .
- Pomona-Eumundi, at Pomona.
- Mooloolah-Yandina, at Mooloolah
June 12.
- Buderim-Palmwoods. at Buderim.
- Eumundi- Woombye, al Eumundi.
- Nambour- Yandina, at Nambour.
- Cooran-Mooloolah, at Cooran.
- Pomona-Cooroy at Pomona.
June 19.
- Yandina-Buderim at Yandina.
- Cooran-Pomona, at Coonin.
- Cooroy-Eumundi, at Cooroy.
- Woombyc-Mooloolah, at Woombye.
- Palmwoods-ambour, at Palmwoods
July 3.
- Hospital Cup: Woombye-Cooroy, at Cooroy.[3]
- Protest match: Eumundi-Nambour, at Cooroy as a curtain raiser.
References[edit]
- ^ "FOOTBALL". Chronicle And North Coast Advertiser. Queensland, Australia. 26 March 1920. p. 5. Retrieved 8 June 2020 – via Trove.
- ^ "FOOTBALL". Chronicle And North Coast Advertiser. Queensland, Australia. 23 April 1920. p. 5. Retrieved 8 June 2020 – via Trove.
- ^ "FOOTBALL". Chronicle And North Coast Advertiser. Queensland, Australia. 25 June 1920. p. 5. Retrieved 8 June 2020 – via Trove.