1991 NSW League season

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This was the 1991 NSW League season. Five teams participated in the league, and the Warringah Bombers won the championship.

Teams

  • Blacktown Flyers
  • Canberra Knights
  • Canterbury Eagles
  • Macquarie Bears
  • Warringah Bombers

Results

Scores

(when available)

  • 4/21: Blacktown - Canterbury 5:2
  • 4/22: Warringah - Canterbury 5:3
  • 4/22: Macquarie - Blacktown 10:1
  • 5/3: Canberra - Blacktown 5:1
  • 5/13: Macquarie - Canterbury 5:4
  • 5/13: Warringah - Blacktown 9:1
  • 5/20: Blacktown - Canterbury 7:6
  • 5/20: Canberra - Macquarie 3:2
  • 5/26: Macquarie - Blacktown 6:1
  • 5/27: Warringah - Canberra 6:2
  • 5/27: Macquarie - Canterbury 4:2
  • 6/3: Macquarie - Warringah 4:4
  • 6/11: Warringah - Blacktown 8:2
  • 6/11: Canberra - Canterbury 6:1
  • 6/17: Macquarie - Canterbury 6:0
  • 6/23: Warringah - Canterbury 15:2
  • 6/24: Canterbury - Blacktown 11:4
  • 6/24: Macquarie - Canberra 5:2
  • 6/30: Warringah - Macquarie 6:3
  • 7/1: Canberra - Blacktown 6:0
  • 7/1: Warringah - Canterbury 4:1
  • 7/15: Canterbury - Blacktown 4:3
  • 7/15: Warringah - Canberra 3:1
  • 7/21: Warringah - Macquarie 7:4
  • 7/22: Canberra - Canterbury 6:2
  • 7/22: Macquarie - Blacktown 6:2
  • 7/29: Warringah - Blacktown 8:2
  • 8/5: Canberra - Blacktown 5:3
  • 8/5: Macquarie - Canterbury 6:1
  • 8/18: Macquarie - Blacktown 18:2
  • 8/19: Canberra - Canterbury 3:3
  • 8/19: Warringah - Blacktown 12:1
  • 8/26: Macquarie - Canberra 12:2
  • 8/26: Warringah - Canterbury 5:1
Standings

as of 6/4: Macquarie 5-1-1-11, Warringah 4-1-1-9, Canberra 2-0-2-4, Blacktown 2-0-4-4, Canterbury 0-0-5-0 


Semifinals
  • 9/2: Warringah - Canterbury 7:1
  • 9/2: Macquarie - Canberra 4:2
Final
  • Macquarie - Warringah 7:4
  • Warringah - Macquarie 5:4
  • 9/16: Warringah - Macquarie 5:4 

Sources

  • Canberra Times
  • The Sydney Morning Herald