Bill Dart

  • Playing Career

Playing Career

Vital Statistics

Born
Monday, 24th July, 1967
Current Age
56 years and 249 days

Playing Career Statistics

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Competitions

Competition   App T G   GK % FG Pts W L D Win %  
QRL 1 - -   - - 1 0 0 100.00% List
NRL 14 1 -   - 4 3 11 0 21.43% List
Tooheys Challenge Cup 1 - -   - - 0 1 0 0.00% List


Club Career

NRL/NSWRL - By Year

Team Season App T G   GK % FG Pts W L D Win %  
Norths BRL 1987 1 - -   - - 1 0 0 100.00% List
Eastern Suburbs NSWRL 1988 1 - -   - - 0 1 0 0.00% List
Eastern Suburbs NSWRL 1989 7 1 -   - 4 2 5 0 28.57% List
Eastern Suburbs NSWRL 1990 6 - -   - - 1 5 0 16.67% List

NRL/NSWRL - By Team

Team Years App T G   GK % FG Pts W L D Win %  
Norths 1987 1 - -   - - 1 0 0 100.00% List
Eastern Suburbs 1988-90 14 1 -   - 4 3 11 0 21.43% List
Overall1987-1990 15 1 0   0 4 4 11 0 26.67% List

Your Say

  • Anonymous
    19/04/2017

    One of the original tough guys from Logan, who was the first local Logan home grown talent to break into the (NSWRL) at the time.
    Bill was a tall redhead, approxiamately 190cm, Front row or Second row, who played at about 110kg.
    Bill Dart was lean and hard, well muscled, and was equally tough taking hit ups, or tackling.
    Unfortunately due to time out for suspension, in his early days we probably did not get to see this player in his prime.
    In Logan however, he remains an urban legend who paved the way for a stream of talent to follow from Saint Pauls, now known as Logan Brothers.

  • Anonymous
    27/11/2018

    A legend of a man really sad to see that ice has taken another victim yet again

  • Anonymous
    06/10/2022

    Where can we watch the big fellows
    Games Logan /north’s/ eastern suburbs / Logan brothers
    And in 1988 first grand final sfs u21 East’s v parra
    We lost The big fella was the captain

    I believe he was u21 player of the year and was on standby for nsw u21 side all in 1988

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Contributions: Alan Katzmann, Shawn Dollin, Rugby League Tables, AJ Lucantonio, Paul Carter, Andrew Ferguson, Max Turner, Greg Fiveash

Sources: NSWRL Rugby League Yearbook 1989-90, NSWRL Rugby League Yearbook 1988-89, NSWRL Rugby League Yearbook 1990-91