- The Broads: West Wyalong’s Hard Corps
- Ron Crowe (West Wyalong & Barmedman)
- Heroes on the Fringe of the Maher Cup: Brungle’s Digger Davis and Joe Nettup
- Fred De Belin (Cootamundra)
- Wal Galvin (Cootamundra)
- The Hall Brothers (Young & Bendick Murrell)
- Nevyl Hand (Gundagai & Cootamundra)
- Herbert Howard & The Maher Cup Song (Tumut & Junee)
- Bill Lesberg (Cootamundra)
- Who Was Ted Maher?
- Bill Maizey Popular Pugilist (Cowra)
- John O’Reilly (Young)
- Col Ratcliff (West Wyalong) link to external site
- Nick Rawlin (Harden) link to external site
- Phil Regan of Glebe and Cootamundra
- Eric Weissel’s Early Years (Cootamundra & Temora)
- Those Magnificent Weissels (Cootamundra)
- Jim Woods (Temora) link to external site
did Wamoon ever win the cup?trying to win an argument with some old footy experts in Vietnam.Thanks
Yes Peter they did. Wamoon lost their first challenge – in 1969, and then after Wagga Kangaroos forfeited the match in which Wamoon was to have their second challenge, to trophy went west, where it was defended against Cootamundra and then Gundagai. At year’s end Wamoon held the Cup. Then Group 9 declared that only Group 9 teams would be allowed to participate in the Maher Cup competition in 1970. So President Bruce Maitland from Barmedman went over to the MIA and brought the Cup home. This was all in the final days when Cup fever barely existed anymore. One of Wamoon’s stars was David Barnhill. Some Wamoon folk apparently think the Maher Cup should be still in the little irrigation area village as they were the only team never to be defeated once they had won the Cup.