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HISTORY MADE

Alex Johnston has made rugby league history, surpassing the long-standing try-scoring record of Bears Legend Ken Irvine—a remarkable achievement that highlights his consistency and finishing brilliance. Adding to the significance, Johnston, Irvine, and original record-setter Harold Horder all share a proud connection to the North Sydney Bears, linking generations of elite try-scorers through one historic club and reinforcing the Bears’ lasting legacy in the game.
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Beer Footy Food Festival 2026

The North Sydney Bears secured an impressive 26–16 win over the Western Suburbs Magpies in Round 2 at Lidcombe Oval, claiming the opening game of the Jason Taylor Cup.
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RND 3 2026 – KOE NSW Cup (Bye)

The North Sydney Bears secured an impressive 26–16 win over the Western Suburbs Magpies in Round 2 at Lidcombe Oval, claiming the opening game of the Jason Taylor Cup.
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RND 7 – Junior Reps Team Lists

The North Sydney Bears junior representative sides recorded three wins from four matches in Wollongong, with victories in the Lisa Fiaola, Tarsha Gale and Harold Matthews Cups highlighting a strong and determined day as all teams showed grit, strong individual efforts and continued development throughout the season.
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A LEGACY ABOUT TO BE BROKEN

For over 50 years Ken Irvine has held the national rugby league top try scorer title, with 212 tries in his 15 year career as a first-grade player. And tonight, that record could possibly be matched or broken. Alex Johnston, winger with the South Sydney Rabbitohs, notched up his 211th try against the Broncos last Sunday bringing his total now within striking distance of the iconic Irvine’s record.
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RND 2 2026 – KOE NSW Cup Team List

The North Sydney Bears showed grit and plenty of promise in their Round 1 clash against the Panthers, with all eyes now turning to Round 2 on Saturdayat Lidcombe Oval.
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RND 6 – Junior Reps Team Lists

The Bears’ junior representative sides produced a strong showing in Round 5, with SG Ball and Harold Matthews securing important away wins, while the Tarsha Gale and Lisa Fiaola teams delivered determined and competitive performances against tough opposition.
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International Women’s Day 2026

Happy International Women’s Day to all the incredible women who play, support and inspire the North Sydney Bears — your strength, passion and leadership help drive our club forward every day.
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Bears X Depot Prize Pack

Kick off the footy season by purchasing a case of Bear Park Beers and go in the draw to win an epic Bears X Depot Brewery Prize Pack worth over $400.
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RND 5 – Junior Reps Team Lists

It was a weekend of hard work for the junior league teams, with wet weather forcing games to be moved to St Mary’s Park Leagues. Despite some matches ending in shared points or losses, the players showed strong commitment and fought hard against their opponents. While momentum was a challenge for several teams, they demonstrated resilience and are looking forward to regrouping and responding strongly in the weeks ahead.
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RND 1 2026 – KOE NSW Cup Team Lists

Four sleeps to go until kickoff in the 2026 Knock-On Effect NSW Cup season! 🔴⚫This Saturday our Bears take on the Penrith Panthers in a tough opening-round clash — and the squad is locked in
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2026 Season Launch

Well over 100 players, members, fans and corporate partners gathered at Depot Brewery on Tuesday night to officially launch the 2026 Knock-On Effect NSW Cup season. The event blended celebration with anticipation as guests enjoyed canapés, fresh pizzas and locally brewed beverages. Club legend and emcee Greg Florimo led proceedings, introducing CEO Gareth Holmes and a virtual address from Chairman Daniel Dickson. Followed by an inciteful Q&A with our head coaching staff and a chat with long-time supporter and CIP Managing Director Chris Haslehurst.
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RND 4 – Junior Reps Team Lists

Round 4 brings an exciting challenge as the teams prepare to face the Panthers at our home ground in Kenthurst. With momentum building and plenty on the line, it promises to be a thrilling day of competition and community spirit. Be sure to come down, show your support, and enjoy what’s shaping up to be a fantastic day of footy.
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RND 3 – Junior Reps Team Lists

Round 3 now awaits, with an exciting clash against the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks at Hills Grammar School as all teams look to build momentum heading deeper into the season. It will also be a big day around the grounds with the Junior League Footy Festival running throughout the day.
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RND 2 – Junior Reps Team Lists

All four teams head into another big weekend of footy looking to secure a win and show the results of their hard work over the summer. In Round 2, all teams will travel to Four Pines Park to face the Manly Sea Eagles in what promises to be a strong contest.
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RND 1 – Junior Reps Team Lists

Months of pre-season are now done. Grueling training sessions under the summer sun, early starts and late finishes and a dedication to making every minute count. Now, it’s time for our four Junior Representative teams to kick off their seasons and put their hard work to the test. All four teams are heading down to Melbourne this Saturday to take on Melbourne Storm in what is set to be a blockbuster start to the season.
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PREPARE TRAINING JOINS THE BEARS

The North Sydney Bears are thrilled to announce Prepare Training as an official club sponsor for the upcoming 2026 season, strengthening the club’s connection with businesses that share a commitment to excellence, community and development.
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Perth Bears Logo Released

New Year. New Bear. Same Spirit. The Perth Bears unveiled their logo on the 14th January 2026 in anticipation of their inaugural 2027 NRL season. The logo was created by longtime passionate North Sydney Bears supporter and graphic designer Dave Carnovale. “The bear has evolved, but it remains a symbol that’s been close to Bears supporters for generations. This new Perth Bears logo honours our history while embracing the future, and it’s one fans will be proud to wear on both sides of the country.” Gareth Holmes, CEO North Sydney Bears.
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PFD FOODS JOINS THE BEARS

The North Sydney Bears are proud to announce a new partnership with PFD Foods for the 2026 season. “PFD Foods is a respected national brand with a commitment to quality and community—qualities that match perfectly with the Bears. We’re thrilled to have them on board for 2026,” Gareth Holmes said.
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Fiercely United

As 2025 draws to a close, we set our sights on the new year and the next chapter for the mighty North Sydney Bears - a defining moment. For generations, the North Sydney Bears have stood for passion, pride and community. Our foundations are strong, our heritage deep. Now is our moment to ignite that spirit. To rally our people, our players and our purpose. To remind everyone what it truly means to be a Bear.
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Vale Bill Robinson

The North Sydney Bears are saddened by the passing of life member William “Bill” Robinson, aged 94, on Saturday 29th November 2025. Bill served the club for many years as our doorman, always greeting players and visitors with warmth, politeness and genuine care. As Greg Florimo shared: “Bill was always the epitome of politeness and good manners… A lovely bloke and a life member.”
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North Sydney Bears Welcome Five Interstate Female Recruits

The North Sydney Bears have taken another major step forward in developing the next generation of women’s rugby league talent, welcoming five interstate players into the club’s 2026 junior representative summer squads — four players from Perth, Western Australia and one from Queensland.
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Bears Sign Landmark Agreement

The Perth Bears are proud to announce a landmark Agreement has been signed with the North Sydney Bears – officially confirming the iconic club as its Primary Pathway Partner and NSWRL Representative Teams Partner.
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BEARS STRENGTHEN TONGAN CONNECTION THROUGH RISING TALENT

The North Sydney Bears’ commitment to developing pathways for women in rugby league has taken an exciting international turn, with a group of eight promising young players from Tonga joining the Bears’ junior representative system for 2026.