The Wyong Roos Junior Rugby League Football Club (JRLFC) is a prominent and long-established sports club located in Central Coast, New South Wales. With a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1910, the Wyong Roos JRLFC has become the largest junior rugby league club on the Central Coast.
The club was born out of the local district encompassing Dooralong, Wyong, Jilliby, Tuggerah, and Morriset. Originally, the club was based at Baker Park in Central Wyong before moving to its current location at Chelmsford Road in Charmhaven.
The driving force behind the relocation was Morry Breen, an individual with remarkable vision. Thanks to his efforts, the club was able to purchase five and three-quarter acres of land on Arizona Road in Kanwal. Additionally, the club leased another thirteen acres adjacent to the land. The original home on the property served as the clubhouse for meetings until it was sold and moved to its current location.
After the move, the club saw a flurry of development and growth. The main oval and initial clubhouse were constructed, and the club was granted a full liquor licence. Trading operations commenced on March 6, 1973, under the management of Keith Riley. Following Keith's resignation in 1974, Harry Storm took over as the assistant manager, supported by Hilton Robinson and Keith Barben.
As a thriving sports club, Wyong Roos JRLFC offers a wide range of age categories in which juniors can participate, including under 6's, under 7's, under 8's, under 9's, under 10s, under 11's, under 12's, under 13's, under 14's, under 15's, under 16's, and under 17's. The club also has girls' teams in the under 13's, under 15's, and under 17's age groups both in regular and tackle rugby league.
The Wyong Roos JRLFC has a dedicated and passionate committee, coaching staff, and volunteers who work together to create a safe and enjoyable environment for young athletes to develop their rugby league skills. The club offers coaching applications for those interested in contributing to the development and growth of junior rugby league.
For more information about the Wyong Roos JRLFC, interested parties can visit the club's social media pages and club directories, or get in touch via phone at 02 4393 7200 or email at admin@wyongleagues. Com. au. The club is proud of its rich history and the contributions it has made to the Central Coast community, and looks forward to continuing to provide opportunities for young athletes to participate in and excel at rugby league.
