1966 NSWRFL Season — Final Regular-Season Ladder

10 teams, 18 rounds, 2 points/win, 1/draw. St. George's 11th and final consecutive premiership, ending their 1956-1966 dynasty. Wikipedia and rugbyleagueproject.org data matched exactly on all figures (arithmetically verified: total wins=88=total losses; total points-for=2619=total points-against). South Sydney (6th) and Parramatta (7th) were tied on 18 competition points; ordering here follows points-difference (Souths +35 vs Parramatta +4) per Wikipedia — rugbyleagueproject.org's summary page listed these two in reverse order, a minor tie-break discrepancy noted here for transparency.

Ladder

PosClubPWDLPFPADiffPts
1St. George181314331156+17527
2Balmain181206279203+7624
3Manly-Warringah181107348256+9222
4Newtown181008261249+1220
5Western Suburbs181008228241-1320
6South Sydney18909263228+3518
7Parramatta18828236232+418
8Canterbury-Bankstown188010244295-5116
9North Sydney187110282313-3115
10Eastern Suburbs180018147446-2990

Qualified for the finals series — top 4 that season.

Finals series

Playoff

DateResultVenueAttendance
23 Aug 1966Newtown 20–5 Western Suburbs MagpiesSydney Sports Ground, Sydney, NSW10,724

Minor Semi-Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
27 Aug 1966Manly-Warringah 10–9 NewtownSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW31,803

Major Semi-Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
3 Sep 1966St. George 10–2 Balmain TigersSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW46,531

Preliminary Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
10 Sep 1966Balmain Tigers 8–5 Manly-WarringahSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW39,461

Grand Final

DateResultVenueAttendance
17 Sep 1966St. George 23–4 Balmain TigersSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, NSW

Full Grand Final page (Clive Churchill Medal, match context, sources) →

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