Souths Rugby
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| Full name | Souths Rugby Union Club | |
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| Nickname(s) | Magpies | |
| Founded | 1948 | |
| Location | Annerley / Yeronga Memorial Park | |
| Region | Brisbane | |
| Ground(s) | R.A. "Chipsy" Wood Oval | |
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| Official website | ||
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For the Brisbane rugby league team, see Souths Logan Magpies. For the Sydney rugby league team, see South Sydney Rabbitohs.
Souths Rugby Club, or Souths is an Australian rugby union club based in Brisbane that currently plays in the Queensland Premier Rugby club competition. The club was established in 1948, and since then has produced a host of Queensland and Wallaby footballers.
Souths player with the ball versus Easts at Bottomley Park, 11 April 2015
Grand Final results
Souths Rugby is located at Chipsy Wood Oval (pictured) within Yeronga Memorial Park.
- Queensland Premier Rugby
Premiers (Hospital Challenge Cup)
- 1958 Souths 9-5 University
- 1986 Souths 31-13 Brothers
- 1991 Souths 22-15 Wests
- 1992 Souths 44-10 University
- 1993 Souths 27-8 Sunnybank
- 1994 Souths 19-8 Sunnybank
- 1995 Souths 27-11 Easts
- 1998 Souths 34-18 Wests
- 2000 Souths 34-30 Wests
- 2015 Souths 39-12 Easts
Runners-Up (Vince Nicholls Memorial Trophy)
- 1955 University 18-6 Souths
- 1957 University 23-18 Souths
- 1962 University 18-12 Souths
- 1980 Brothers 19-0 Souths
- 1987 Brothers 20-19 Souths
- 1988 University 18-10 Souths
- 1989 University 34-9 Souths
- 1996 GPS 12-6 Souths
- 1997 Easts 18-16 Souths
- 2009 Brothers 26-19 Souths
National Club Champions
Souths were the Australian club champions in 1987.
Internationals
- Neil (Tiny) Betts
- Nev Cottrell
- Brian Ford
- G McLean
- Alec Evans
- David Codey
- Andrew Slack
- Tom Lawton, Jr
- Rob Lawton
- Richard Tombs
- Dan Crowley
- Tim Horan
- Jason Little
- Sam Scott-Young
- Garrick Morgan
- Troy Coker
- Damien Smith
- Brett Johnstone
- Barry Lea
- Adrian Skeggs
- Brett Robinson
- Michael Foley
- Mark Connors
- Toutai Kefu
- Steve Kefu
- Tyron Mandrusiak
- Quade Cooper
- Saia Fainga'a
- Anthony Fainga'a
- Kurt Morath
- Beau Robinson
- Albert Vulivuli
See also
External links
- Souths Rugby - Official website
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