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The '''Windsor Wolves''' are a [[Rugby league]] team based in the town of [[Windsor, New South Wales|Windsor, NSW]]. The club fields both junior and senior teams in the [[Penrith Panthers|Penrith]] district competitions and, since 2003, the semi-professional [[NSWRL Jim Beam Cup]] competition in NSW, Australia. In 2008 they became the feeder club to the [[Penrith Panthers]], playing in the [[NSW |
The '''Windsor Wolves''' are a [[Rugby league]] team based in the town of [[Windsor, New South Wales|Windsor, NSW]]. The club fields both junior and senior teams in the [[Penrith Panthers|Penrith]] district competitions and, since 2003, the semi-professional [[NSWRL Jim Beam Cup]] competition in NSW, Australia. In 2008 they became the feeder club to the [[Penrith Panthers]], playing in the [[NSW Cup]] State League competition that replaced the [[NSWRL Premier League]]. |
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Revision as of 06:45, 29 September 2010
| Club name | Windsor Wolves |
| First Season | 2003 |
| Ground | Windsor Sporting Complex |
| Coach | Trent Rosa |
| Premierships | 2: 2005, 2008 |
The Windsor Wolves are a Rugby league team based in the town of Windsor, NSW. The club fields both junior and senior teams in the Penrith district competitions and, since 2003, the semi-professional NSWRL Jim Beam Cup competition in NSW, Australia. In 2008 they became the feeder club to the Penrith Panthers, playing in the NSW Cup State League competition that replaced the NSWRL Premier League.
Jim Beam Cup
The Windsor Wolves have played in the NSWRL Jim Beam Cup since the inception of the competition in 2003, prior to this the highest level of competition for the club was in the Penrith district A-Grade competition which they last won in 1988.
The Wolves received an enormous boost in July 2007 as they signed a deal with the Penrith Panthers to act as a feeder club for them in the NSWRL Premier League for three seasons. This is a great achievement for the small club and means they will be competing in the second largest Rugby League competition in Australia.
- The Wolves have won the Jim Beam Cup competition twice, in 2005 and 2008, defeating Sydney Bulls on both occasions 23 - 18 in 2005 & 36 - 16 in 2008 grand finals.[1]
Footnotes
Team Of The Century
1.Chris Walker
2.Collin Murphy
3.Vaughan Humphreys
4.Terry Glover
5.Dan Randall
6.Ron Phillips
7.Garry Longhurst
8.Tito Nuimata
9.Keith Sunderland
10.Leo Grosso
11.Tony Buckpitt
12.Jim Moffat
13.Richie Grech
14.Ray Robinson
15.Val De Bono
17.Tony Saunders
Coach. Rod Payne
Gallery
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2008 Jim Beam Cup -
2005 Grand Final -
2006 World 7`s
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