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Origins edit

The Renmark football club was originally formed in 1909 with a bunch of smaller Renmark teams merging together into the one side. the very next year they were successful in winning their first Pennant. By the end of 1915 Renmark had 4 premierships and saw further success in the next few decades with a treble from 1926–27 and back-to-back titles in 1977–1978 and in 1981,1982. The Rovers' most recent premiership came in 1995 and to date the rovers have struggled to find the winning combination with their A grade side.

Grand Final appearances edit

2008 RFL Grand Final edit

Scoreboard

Waikerie 5.1 (31) 8.6 (54) 9.7 (61) 12.9 (81)

Renmark 4.5 (29) 5.5 (35) 9.10 (64) 11.11 (77)

venue

Berri Oval

date

11 September 2008 – 2:30PM AEST

Goals

(Waikerie) = 4: M Riccuto, 3: R Boatswain, 2: N Tape, T Hyde, 1: D Stevens.

(Renmark) = 2: R Menz, M Camplin, B Wagnitz, 1: C Seekamp, H Bevis, J Wiese, H Deer, R Bennett.

Best

(Waikerie) = R Boatswain, L Horner, N Tape, S Liebich, B Kayser, J Thomson.

(Renmark) = S Callahan, N Doyle, B Wagnitz, N Farr, A Camplin, M Martinson.

Best On Ground

???

2009 RFL Grand Final edit

Scorecard

Loxton 0.1 (1) 0.2 (2) 3.7 (25) 5.10 (40)

Renmark 3.3 (21) 9.11 (65) 11.11 (77) 18.15 (123)

venue

Barmera Oval

date

12 September 2009 – 2:30PM AEST

goals

(Loxton) 2: R Mitchell, L Mitchell, 1: C Pampoukipis.

(Renmark) 5: M Camplin, 4: A Camplin, 2: B Wagnitz, P Stelzer, 1: M Stelzer, B Exelby, T Thorpe, S Callahan, H Beavis.

best

(Loxton) M Kirk, P Portolesi, M Thiele, S Schubert, B Kurzer, J Mann.

(Renmark) C Seekamp, M Townsend, B O’Dea, T Thorpe, P Stelzer, A Bryant.

Best On Ground

Ben Wagnitz

Guernsey and colours edit

Honours edit

Team awards edit

Riverland Football League

RFL A’Grade: 10

B’Grade:

Under 18s:

Under 15s:

Under 13s:

Minor Premierships:

Wooden Spoons:

Club Awards edit

Club Best and Fairest edit

S Callahan(2009)

Club Leading Goal kicker edit

League awards edit

Whillis Medalists edit

D Schumannn, S Callahan(2009)

Best on Ground in Grand Final edit

B Wagnitz(2009)

League Leading Goal Kickers edit

Notable players edit

Tony Modra (Former player)

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