History
History of Revesby Heights
1963 Revesby enter the Canterbury Bankstown DJRL.
Club colours are Red, White & Blue, with the first playing jersey having horizontal stripes.
1967 Revesby District changes name to Revesby Heights.
Playing jersey changed to old "Berries" pattern with red "V"
1970 Revesby Heights win their First Ever Premierships
Revesby Heights F Grade win the Premiership
Revesby Heights G Grade win the Premiership
1971 Revesby Heights H Grade win the Premiership
1973 Revesby Heights J Grade win the Premiership
1974 Revesby Heights M Grade win the Premiership
1975 Revesby Heights L Grade win the Premiership
1979 Revesby Heights I Grade win the Premiership
1981 Revesby Heights I Grade win the Premiership
Revesby Heights win the last N Grade competition under the old rules
1984 Revesby Heights D Grade win the Premiership
1985 Revesby Heights E Grade win the Premiership
1986 Revesby Heights B Grade win the Premiership
Revesby Heights D Grade win the Premiership
1987 Revesby Heights C Grade win the Premiership
1989 Revesby Heights D Grade win the Premiership
1994 New Premiership Format Introduced
Revesby Heights U/11 Reserves (J Grade) win the Premiership
1995 Revesby Heights U/10’s win the Premiership
1997 Revesby Heights U/14’s win the Premiership
1998 Revesby Heights U/12 Reserves win the Premiership
Revesby Heights U/9 Reserves win the Premiership
1999 Revesby Heights U/11 Reserves Undefeated Premiers
2003 First time Revesby Heights wins three premierships in a season
Revesby Heights U/6 Grade win the Premiership
Revesby Heights U/8 Reserves win the Premiership
Revesby Heights U/9 Reserves win the Premiership
2004 Revesby Heights field 12 teams in the competition
Revesby Heights field a record four U/6 teams
2006 Revesby Heights U/7 Grade Undefeated Premiers
Revesby Heights U/7 Grade win Tommy Bishop Shield
2007 Revesby Heights U/11 Reserves Undefeated Premiers
Revesby Heights U/8 Grade win Premierships
2008 Lachlan Burr selected for NSW U/16
2009 Revesby Heights U/13 Division 2 win the Premiership
Revesby Heights U/12 Division 2 win the Premiership
Lachlan Burr selected for NSW U/18
Lachlan Burr awarded Peter 'Bullfrog' Moore Memorial Sports Foundation Scholarship
2010 Revesby Heights change name to "Revesby Heights Rhino’s JRLFC" Playing jersey changed to incorporate new Rhino logo Rhinos U19's (div 2) & U8's (div 3) win first premierships under new name
2011 Ali Allouche selected in Australian U15 Schoolboys side Lachlan Burr and James O'Brien represent the Bulldogs at NYC Chris Taripo represents the Roosters at NYC Joe Toleafoa represents South Sydney at NYC
2012 Ali Allouche named Bulldogs Harold Matthews captain Ali Allouche, Jaydn McGregor and Daniel Russell all selected in 2012 Bulldogs Harold Matthews squad
2019 Revesby Heights Rhinos increase their teams from 4 to 6, uplifting their presence on social media and in the community and win the Canterbury-Bankstown Junior Rugby League Club of the Year award
2020 Revesby Height Rhinos increase their teams to 8 , uplifting their presence in the district and community with our teams performing well and 3 of them making finals in a tough year effected by Covid 19.
2022 Revesby Height Rhinos increase their teams to 10 , uplifting their presence in the district and community with our teams performing well and 3 of them making finals in a tough year effected by Covid 19.
2023 Revesby Rhinos field 7 teams in 2023 , unfortunately losing their all girls team and the older U16s boys. A Strong Season again with U13s Gold making the Grand Final, U14s making finals finishing 3rd and our U8s finishing 3rd as well.
2024
Revesby Rhinos will be fielding 10 teams from Under 6s to Under 15s . Looking forward to a great year ahead.