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Quirindi headed to Inverell with 2 grades plus reserves.  Our ranks have been swelled by covid refugees from Uni and School, and they have made wonderful contributions.  We haven’t seen a wet pitch for some time and the muddy conditions caused many handling errors and turnovers but it didn’t deter both clubs from playing the running game. […]

It was great to play another small club who play bush rugby just for the love of the game. Barraba has only one grade this year and Quirindi took 22 dedicated players to oppose them.  John Ashley was out for the week, so George Murray moved into the second row with Angus Clift and the versatile

Reserve Grade Win!!! Reserve Grade made up a team to take on Scone on Saturday.  We had no reserves bench and Brodie Nankivell played in the 2nd row!!! A very close game saw the lead constantly change, but with only a few points in it.  The put together forward pack, led by veteran Warrick Moore and Dwayne Dunne

The weather at Walcha was as good as you can expect.  No sideways rain and there were moments of sunshine but sadly, a small crowd. The Quirindi side was depleted mostly due to injury but Dave Southwood, Will Elsley and James Anderson stepped up, plus 9 dedicated reserves who made up a much needed bench. Walcha

Saturday, was sponsors day, and it gave the club much pleasure to repay the generosity of our sponsors, who have stuck with us through drought and covid. Reserve Grade. Quirindi made the minimum 15 players to make a game against Pirates on Saturday.  A big crowd was on hand and were rewarded with some very

On Saturday the 8th of May Quirindi hosted two strong teams from Inverell in front of a large crowd . These supporters came from far and wide for the “Back to the Club and Family Day” and they witnessed a brilliant day of running and entertaining rugby . The Reserve grade kicked off at 1.45

The Quirindi Rugby Club hosted their second home game of the season with the Barraba Club making the trip down with their First grade team .The match turned the tide from last weeks match against Gunnedah with a very big win of 61 to 10. Unfortunately Barraba  were unable to bring a second team however

Quirindi travelled to Gunnedah on Saturday for 2 grades and what should have been our first women’s game for the year.  Sadly, the Gunnedah Coach, for reasons only he knows, refused to lend us 2 players to make a game of it!  As a result, some 20 Gunnedah girls, and the Quirindi players were denied any kind

Last Saturday saw the return of rugby in the Central North and Quirindi traveled to Narrabri for the opening round of the season. With 2nd XV coaches Andy Avard and Rod Grant and 1st XV captain/Coach Tom Keorstz and Col McKenzie doing a great job training a committed and enthusiastic squad of players a terrific

Quirindi played Moree in two grades on saturday, in front of a large crowd who were not disappointed with two outstanding games between old rivals. The showers eased as both Reserve Grade teams tested others strengths, with the score locked at 7-7 after the first 20 minutes. Quirindi were then locked in their own 25 as