The Valleys Rugby League Football Club was formed at a meeting of breakaway Rugby Union members and supporters, led by Rangeville school teacher Mr Bob Meibush in 1919. The Red Rooster emblem was adopted in 1951, but was not incorporated onto club jerseys until a later date. The Club’s first international player was E. S.
Brown who was five-eight in the Australasian team which toured England in 1921-22. Since then the club has produced an additional 23 Australian players for a total of 24.
The Club has enjoyed considerable success throughout its history, winning 34 A Grade leadingships, the most recent of which was in 2011.