Premiers Picton Magpies RLFC are Group 6's most successful ever club with twelve premiership victories. Tip: To view original newspaper articles on matches up to 1954, hover over the blue number in the Reports column and then click on the article name. That will open the article in Trove. Group 6 Junior League The following clubs in field teams in the Group 6 junior competition which runs competitions from the U/6s to U/16s. Fixtures are played of a Saturday from early April until September. Thirlmere-Tahmoor Roosters Moss Vale Dragons Camden Rams Picton Magpies Narellan Jets The Oaks JRLFC* Appin Dogs Oran Park Gregory Hills Chargers Mount Annan-Currans Hill Knights Mittagong Lions Warragamba Wombats Bowral Kookaburras Robertson Spuddies Bargo Bunnies * Oakdale Workers RLFC do not field a junior division due to their close proximity to The Oaks Tigers JRLFC. Junior Rugby League in this area was once played by the now defunct Burragorang JRLFC until the late 1980s Memorable Facts/ Unique Stories Opposition players in the deep colds of Robertson would quite often resort to drinking nips of rum pre-game to keep warm. Robertson's field is in fact on the private farm of the famous Hindmarsh family. A Group 6 representative team coached by Ray Corkery defeated the French touring team 2–0 at Orana Park, Campbelltown in 1975 after a power outage caused the floodlights to fail. The New South Wales Department of Corrective Services allowed Berrima Gaol ('The Colts') to field a team in the Second Division competition from 1975 to 1979. Captain- coached by Ingleburn Bulldogs junior Kevin Holland, this real life team of 'Longest Yarders' claimed the 1975 & 1977 (undefeated) Second Division premierships. In an irony, this team was the best conditioned of any Group 6 team at the time living a professional athlete's life of strength training, cardio conditioning, ball sessions and a rigid, non- alcohol diet (except after matches apparently!) all at the expense of HMG. Berrima defeated Moss Vale 15–13 in the 1975 2nd Division decider and Macquarie Fields 22–11 in the 1977 decider. The Gaol fielded a team in the 1st Division Reserve Grade competition of 1976, qualifying for the preliminary final of that competition before succumbing 18–11 to eventual premiers Ingleburn Bulldogs RLFC. Group 6 fielded a 3rd Division competition for the only time in 1981 with Cross Roads Hotel defeating Minto Cobras 28–8 in the Grand Final. Picton in 1966,