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Bill Dart

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Playing Career

All information provided below is based on data available in the RLP database and should be used as a guide only.

Vital Statistics

Position(s)
Front row / Second row
Born
Monday, 24th July, 1967
Current Age
59 years and 88 days
Place Of Birth
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Playing Career Statistics

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Club Career - Australia 🏆SRAPPTPTTGFG-1FGPtsSB-5SBSOWLDWin% 
NSWRL (NRL Premiership) -410141-1---4---311-21.43%List
Midweek Cup --111-1---4---1--100.00%List
Challenge Cup AU --11-----------1-0.00%List
QRL -1-1----------1--100.00%List
Overall SRAPPTPTTGFG-1FGPtsSB-5SBSOWLDWin% 
First Class 511162-2---8---511-31.25%List

NSWRL (NRL Premiership) - By Year

TeamSeason SRAPPTPTTGFG-1FGPtsSB-5SBSOWLDWin% 
NorthsNorths19871987 BRL 1-1----------1--100.00%List
Eastern SuburbsEastern Suburbs19881988 NSWRL Winfield Cup -11-----------1-0.00%List
Eastern SuburbsEastern Suburbs19891989 NSWRL Winfield Cup 2571-1---4---25-28.57%List
Eastern SuburbsEastern Suburbs19901990 NSWRL Winfield Cup 246----------15-16.67%List

NSWRL (NRL Premiership) - By Team

TeamYears SRAPPTPTTGFG-1FGPtsSB-5SBSOWLDWin% 
Norths1987 1-1----------1--100.00%List
Eastern Suburbs1988-90 410141-1---4---311-21.43%List

Your Say

  • Anonymous
    19 Apr 2017 7:44pm

    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 Nov 2018 2:48pm

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

  • Anonymous
    6 Oct 2022 8:13pm

    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

  • Scotty Phillips
    25 Jun 2025 7:50am

    Bill beat me out for the captaincy from Year 8 to year 10 at Boystown. I was also in the same class as him through those grades. He was a bad bully , he didn't like me since cottage 2 beat his cottage 6 in the annual touch final. In saying that he was a courageous front rower who ran off my short ball on tackle 2. He always got our sets over the ad line. I thought the guy was a immature idiot. But the big wranger from Woodridge could play footy. Fearless, uncompromiing, and the best front rower I played with since under 7's. When I heard Brisbane North's signed him. He was linesman in a trial between North's and a Woodford Prison team. The story go s he was that pissed at the prison team's showing in the first half. He swapped the linesman flag for a Guernsey . His shock and awe tackling style, to ith his relentless Hit ups won the second half and the game for the prison side. In so doing impressed North's coaching staff. And was offered a contract upon release. From the BRL caught the Roosters eye and the rest is history as they say.

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

Sources:David Middleton's Rugby League Yearbook (1987-88 to present)