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Defunct Australian rugby league club, based in Newcastle NSW
band of Rebel Pioneers assembled and signed up on 10 April, just days before the start of the competition. Sometimes called the Rebels, Newcastle played
Newcastle_Rebels
Australian rugby league football club
top-tier competition in 1988, 79 years after the previous Newcastle-based team, the Newcastle Rebels, had departed the Sydney competition with the formation
Newcastle_Knights
numbers in Newcastle surged and in 1910 the Rebels dropped out of the NSWRFL to form the Newcastle Rugby League. In 1910 the Newcastle Rebels dropped out
Newcastle_rugby_league_team
Australian rugby league game
football match that will be contested between Sydney Roosters and the Newcastle Knights at Accor Stadium in Sydney, on Sunday, 4 October 2026 to determine
2026_NRL_Grand_Final
disbanded after the 1908 season. Newcastle Rebels, who competed in 1908–1909 before withdrawing to establish the local Newcastle Rugby League. There is no direct
List of teams in the NSWRL/ARL/SL/NRL
List_of_teams_in_the_NSWRL/ARL/SL/NRL
Future professional rugby league team
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Papua_New_Guinea_Chiefs
Australian rugby league season
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
2026_NRL_season
Football competition in Newcastle, Australia
introduction of the Newcastle Knights into the NSWRL competition, the first representation of the Newcastle and Hunter region since the Newcastle Rebels departed
Newcastle_Rugby_League
Australian rugby league football club, based in Brisbane
the Dolphins NRL history to score a hat-trick when they defeated the Newcastle Knights 36–20 at McDonald Jones Stadium. After winning their first three
Dolphins_(NRL)
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
List of players with 1,000 NRL points
List_of_players_with_1,000_NRL_points
Keeble, Brett (5 October 2008). "Sea Eagles return to NRL's top perch". Newcastle Herald. Retrieved 4 November 2012. "Melbourne Storm stripped of NRL titles
List of National Rugby League Premiers
List_of_National_Rugby_League_Premiers
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
List of players with 100 NRL tries
List_of_players_with_100_NRL_tries
Rugby league event in Australia
final.[citation needed] 1997 – Newcastle winger Darren Albert scored a try with six seconds left to deliver Newcastle their first ever premiership, 22–16
NRL_Grand_Final
National Rugby League playoffs
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
NRL_finals_system
Australian rugby league football club
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Perth_Bears
2011 Sydney University 1920–1937 0 1 – 1926 Cumberland 1908 0 0 – – Newcastle Rebels 1908–1909 0 0 – – Annandale 1910–1920 0 0 – – Illawarra Steelers 1982–1998
List of Australian rugby league grand final records
List_of_Australian_rugby_league_grand_final_records
Teams which finished last in the premier top-grade rugby league competition in Australia
Newcastle and Penrith played against each other in the third instance of the "Spoon Bowl" term to be used. In 2017, the Wests Tigers and Newcastle played
Australian rugby league wooden spooners
Australian_rugby_league_wooden_spooners
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
List of players who have played 300 NRL games
List_of_players_who_have_played_300_NRL_games
NRL Grand Final
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
2024_NRL_Grand_Final
Australian rugby league player
Carlton and Central Newcastle. A strong forward, Carpenter captained the Newcastle Rebels for their only two New South Wales Rugby League Premiership (NSWRFL)
Stan_Carpenter
Award
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Dally_M_Medal
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Expansion of the National Rugby League
Expansion_of_the_National_Rugby_League
Topics referred to by the same term
players from Newcastle Rugby League clubs. Newcastle Knights, a club established in 1988 that competes in the National Rugby League Newcastle Rebels, a club
Newcastle rugby league team (disambiguation)
Newcastle_rugby_league_team_(disambiguation)
Australian players named as the nation's greatest
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Immortals_(rugby_league)
Australian rugby league player
three-quarter and started playing rugby league as a member of the newly formed Newcastle Rebels in the 1908 NSWRFL season. His first season was good enough to earn
Bill_Bailey_(rugby_league)
Australian rugby league footballer
utilised in either the front or second row. Nicholson was a member of the Newcastle Rebels for the inaugural NSWRFL season. He relocated to Queensland the following
Bob Nicholson (rugby league, born 1880)
Bob_Nicholson_(rugby_league,_born_1880)
National Rugby League awards
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Dally_M_Awards
Australian rugby league competition
2007. The Newcastle Knights also announced a joint venture with the Central Charlestown. The team used the original Central Newcastle Rebels Name. The
NSW_Cup
Australian rugby league footballer
Annandale, Balmain, Glebe and Newcastle in the NSWRL competition. McGuinness made his first grade debut for the Newcastle Rebels in the opening round of the
Ted_McGuinness
at the New Zealand vs Newcastle semi final broke the record for the highest attended rugby league match in New Zealand. Newcastle became the first side
2026_NRL_season_results
Rugby league season
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
2019_NRL_Finals_Series
Australasian rugby league football competition
competition; the Newcastle Knights and the first two Queensland teams, the Brisbane Broncos and Gold Coast-Tweed Giants. The Brisbane and Newcastle sides proved
National_Rugby_League
Rugby league club in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
of Canberra in Canberra, eventual grand finalists Parramatta and Newcastle in Newcastle. A year after finishing last, under the coaching of Brian Smith
Sydney_Roosters
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
List of current NRL team squads
List_of_current_NRL_team_squads
NRL Grand Final
and the South Sydney Rabbitohs, and NRL Women's Grand Final between the Newcastle Knights and the Gold Coast Titans. Both were shown live on the Nine Network
2023_NRL_Grand_Final
Rugby league competition operator in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory
Cumberland Fruitpickers Eastern Suburbs Roosters Glebe Dirty Reds Newcastle Rebels Newtown Jets North Sydney Bears Western Suburbs Magpies South Sydney
New_South_Wales_Rugby_League
Australian rugby league season
2025). "Knights set to land mid-season recruit from Sydney NRL club". Newcastle Herald. Retrieved 29 June 2025. Walsh, Dan (29 June 2025). "Eels land
2025_NRL_season
List of club owners in the National Rugby League (NRL)
Stensholt, John (18 September 2016). "NRL seeking $15-20 million for Newcastle Knights as sale process set to begin". Australian Financial Review. Retrieved
List_of_NRL_club_owners
Australian rugby league game
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
2025_NRL_Grand_Final
Professional rugby league football club
for the Warriors. After blowing an early 16–0 lead to lose 26–36 to the Newcastle Knights in Round 1, the Warriors embarked on a five-match winning streak
New_Zealand_Warriors
Australian rugby league medal
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Clive_Churchill_Medal
Carly; Murphy, Bridget (19 September 2025). "Justin Holbrook arrives at Newcastle Knights after club's wooden spoon". abc.net.au. Australian Broadcasting
List_of_current_NRL_coaches
Australian rugby league football club
season on a high. It wasn't to be, however, when they were thumped by Newcastle at the newly named Centrebet Stadium, 42–8. While round 2 went a lot better
Penrith_Panthers
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
List of players with 500 NRL goals
List_of_players_with_500_NRL_goals
Defunct Australian rugby league club, based in Northern Sydney, NSW and Gosford, NSW
attendance for the club was 20,059 for the club's opening game against the Newcastle Knights at Grahame Park on 6 February 2000. The record attendance for
Northern_Eagles
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
List of players with 20 NRL field goals
List_of_players_with_20_NRL_field_goals
Australian rugby league competition active in 1997
"All Golds".[1][permanent dead link] The ARL instead played Tests against rebel teams from Papua New Guinea and Fiji, as well as playing a Test against
Super_League_(Australia)
Video game series
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Rugby League (video game series)
Rugby_League_(video_game_series)
Australian ice hockey league
Reach Rebels 2012 – Newcastle North Stars 2013 – Sting 2014 – Reach Rebels 2015 – Sting 2016 – Reach Rebels 2017 – Sting 2018 – Newcastle North Stars 2019
East_Coast_Super_League
Rugby league competition
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
ARL_Premiership
Showground in Newcastle, Australia
World War II. Rugby league team Newcastle Rebels competed in the NSWRFL Premiership in 1908 and 1909 at the Newcastle Showground. Motorcycle speedway
Newcastle_Showground
Australian rugby league trophy
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Winfield_Cup
Australia international dual-code rugby player
Walsh represented Northern District (Newcastle & Hunter) against the first touring British team in a match at Newcastle. In 1903 he represented Combined Country
Pat_Walsh_(rugby)
Defunct Australian rugby league club, based in Perth, Australia
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
WA_Reds
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
NRL_match_officials
Regular season of the Australian National Rugby League
1988, three teams were added (Brisbane Broncos, Gold Coast-Tweed Giants, Newcastle Knights), leading to the NSWRL changing up the draw formula, with teams
NRL_regular_season
Australian rugby league season
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
2024_NRL_season
Trophy awarded annually in Australian rugby league
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
J._J._Giltinan_Shield
Annual event
teams, with Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, St George Illawarra Dragons, Newcastle Knights, North Queensland Cowboys, Hull Kingston Rovers, and Leeds Rhinos
Rugby_League_Las_Vegas
Australian rugby league football club
to make the finals (finishing 6th), but were eventually knocked out by Newcastle in the quarter-finals. Between 2001 and 2002, the club's on field performances
Melbourne_Storm
Australasian rugby league football competition
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
NRL_Under-20s
Australian rugby league football club
final qualifier in similar circumstances in 2001, to eventual premiers Newcastle. The year was marked by the sudden rise of halfback Preston Campbell,
Cronulla-Sutherland_Sharks
Rugby league season
The Newcastle Premiership (named the Denton Engineering Cup for sponsorship reasons) is a long-standing open-age competition centred on the Newcastle region
2026_NSWRL_Major_Competitions
Annual rugby match in Australia
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Easter_Monday_match_(NRL)
competitions. Newcastle Knights 1998–2007 — fielded stand-alone team in NSWRL organised competitions 2008 — affiliation agreement with Central Newcastle 2009 —
National Rugby League reserves affiliations
National_Rugby_League_reserves_affiliations
City in New South Wales, Australia
Resource and the James. The convicts were Irish rebels from the 1804 Castle Hill convict rebellion. Newcastle gained a reputation as a "hellhole" as it was
Newcastle,_New_South_Wales
Australian rugby league medal
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Rothmans_Medal
English rugby union player
Premiership side Newcastle Falcons on a two-year deal from the 2023–24 season. As of 3 June 2023 "Tim Cardall". ESPN. Retrieved 28 December 2020. "Rebels announce
Tim_Cardall
Rugby league weekend in which all fixtures are played at one venue
been repeated on an annual basis, staged also in Edinburgh, Manchester, Newcastle upon Tyne and Liverpool. The second-tier Championship followed in 2015
Magic_Round_(NRL)
Professional rugby league football club
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
New_Zealand_Warriors_Women
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
List of National Rugby League stadiums
List_of_National_Rugby_League_stadiums
Australian sports TV program
Wests Tigers captains James Graham and Aaron Woods. On Wednesdays, former Newcastle Knights legend and coach Danny Buderus replaced Geoff Toovey who had been
NRL_360
National Rugby League football club based in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Coast would go on to win 36–28 and jump ahead of Newcastle due to a better for and against record. Newcastle would lose the following day against Parramatta
Gold_Coast_Titans
Defunct Australian rugby league club, based in Newcastle, NSW
professional rugby league club based in the Hunter Region's largest city, Newcastle. Hunter was formed in mid-1995 and was later disbanded at the end of 1997
Hunter_Mariners
Australian rugby league season
au. 19 February 2021. "Saifiti & Brailey earn Rd1 co-captaincy roles". NewcastleKnights.com.au. 2 March 2021. "Brown: You need to have sustained success"
2021_NRL_season
Professional sports hall of fame in New South Wales, Australia
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
National Rugby League Hall of Fame
National_Rugby_League_Hall_of_Fame
Australian rugby league football club
Hopoate – Beacon Hill Bears John Hopoate – Manly Cove Rebels William Hopoate – Manly Cove Rebels Nik Kosef – Manly Christian Brothers RLFC Jason King –
Manly_Warringah_Sea_Eagles
Australian rugby league football club
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
South_Sydney_Rabbitohs
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
2025_NRL_season_results
Dispute over control of top-flight rugby league in Australia and New Zealand
were outlined: Approach four "continuing teams" (Brisbane, Canberra, Newcastle and Auckland) to secure a 7-year commitment. Meet with representatives
Super_League_war
Australian rugby league season
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
2023_NRL_season
Australian actress (born 1980)
Retrieved 15 August 2011. Beaumont, Anita (19 May 2009). "Highlights". Newcastle Herald. Archived from the original on 8 June 2012. Retrieved 15 August
Rebel_Wilson
1994–2018 Australian sports TV series
broadcast from the Newcastle Entertainment Centre in the lead up to the "Rise for Alex" round in support of 22-year-old Newcastle Knights player Alex
The_Footy_Show_(rugby_league)
Australian rugby league team in 1908
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Cumberland (rugby league team)
Cumberland_(rugby_league_team)
Australian rugby league football club
games in 2026) Kayla Henderson (Penrith Panthers, U19 10 games in 2025, Newcastle Knights Open 12 games in 2025) The following players were signed on a
Wests_Tigers_Women
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
2024_NRL_season_results
Winners of the top grade competition in Australian rugby league
Seagulls / Chargers Gold Coast Titans Hunter Mariners Illawarra Steelers Newcastle Rebels New Zealand Warriors Northern Eagles South Queensland Crushers University
Australian rugby league premiers
Australian_rugby_league_premiers
Rugby league nines competition
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
NRL_Nines
Rugby League medal in Australia
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Artie_Legacy_Medal
Australian rugby league club, based on the Gold Coast, QLD
27, 2023 and won 17-16. Worst collapse Surrendered 8 point lead. Led Newcastle Knights 8-0 after 24 minutes in 2023 NRL Women's Grand Final on October
Gold_Coast_Titans_Women
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
List of players with 100 NRL tries and 500 NRL goals
List_of_players_with_100_NRL_tries_and_500_NRL_goals
Australian radio sports program
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Continuous_Call_Team
Australia & Tonga international rugby player
May 2010, Vuna signed a two-year contract with the Melbourne Rebels. He played the Rebels' pre-season trials against Tonga and Fiji; against the Crusaders
Cooper_Vuna
Australian rugby league football club
they became the first NSWRFL club based outside Sydney since the old Newcastle team left in 1909. The club's initial seasons were a mixed bag, with the
Canberra_Raiders
Rugby League football club based in Newcastle, NSW, Australia
The Newcastle Knights Women are an Australian rugby league team based in Newcastle, New South Wales. The team is part of the Newcastle Knights club and
Newcastle_Knights_Women
Annual rugby league football match
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
All_Stars_match
Australian rugby league football club
golden point extra time to win the Sharks' Round 9 match against the Newcastle Knights on 31 August 2025. Koffi Brookfield and Leilani Ahsam were each
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Women
Cronulla-Sutherland_Sharks_Women
Queensland won the fewest games that season. 3 – Wests Tigers (2022-24) 3 – Newcastle Knights (2015-17) Source: Rugby League Tables & Statistics. Last updated:
List of National Rugby League records
List_of_National_Rugby_League_records
List
(2018 to 2020) 2 – Newcastle Knights (2022 to 2023) 3 – Brisbane Broncos (2018 to 2020) 3 – Sydney Roosters (2024 to 2026) 2 – Newcastle Knights (2022 to
List_of_NRL_Women's_records
Australian rugby league charity
(1908–1999) Newtown Bluebags / Jets (1908–1983) Glebe Dirty Reds (1908–1929) Newcastle Rebels (1908–1909) Cumberland (1908) Annandale Dales (1910–1920) University
Family_of_League_Foundation
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