05 December 2009
1955
A handful of rugby league fanatics from Forestville called a meeting on the steps of the old memorial hall to nominate an under 14 team in the Manly Warringah Junior rugby league. Unfortunately, insufficient players were raised and the team was withdrawn. As the competition draw was already done, Bill Bradley (life member) went on an impromptu door knock appeal to raise a side. In just two hours he had the numbers and Belrose RLFC was born. Later this year, an under 21 side was mustered. Coached by Manly and Australian legend Roy Bull, it included a 16 year old Frank Stanton !
1961
The B Grade, coached by former Manly player Jim "Streaky" Peebles, win Belrose's first premiership. Jimmy's grandsons now play with the club. Belrose won the A Reserve title in 1965 and the A Grade title in 1967
1967
Club structure changes and emerges as Belrose-Forest United.
1971
The management of the club went through its most notable change and is incorporated as a limited company. Belrose Rugby League Football Club Ltd.
1989
Belrose field 24 teams and win 5 premierships, most notably the A grade.
1999
Belrose win their 100th premiership
2002
Belrose win the A Grade premieship for the 5th time.
2003
The club wins six premierships in the most successful season since 1980. History was created when separate Belrose A grade teams won the Manly Warringah and North Sydney A grade competitions.
2005
Belrose enter a team in the Jim Beam Cup, a competition comprising teams from the metropolitan area and the central coast
2009
Belrose win the A Grade Premiership.
