Clarence Town Cobras Football Banners

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Choose Express Post at checkout and your Clarence Town Cobras banner can arrive in as little as 2 business days.
 
Clarence Town Cobras Banners - Hunter Valley Footy Milestones Honoured Right
When a Cobras player hits a milestone the whole town wants to celebrate, FootyBanners.com is here to help make the moment count. Order a fully personalised banner for your favourite Clarence Town Cobras player and bring real atmosphere to your next home game.
 
Simple to Order
Select your banner type - Single Player, Two Player, Team, or Grand Final - then provide the player's name, surname, guernsey number, and milestone, for example: Shane Buckley, #12, 100 Games. All banners are printed with permanent inks on heavy-duty weatherproof paper, ready for whatever a warm Hunter Valley afternoon can throw at them out on the wing.
 
Two Players, One Banner
Two Cobras players celebrating the same milestone in the same game? A Two Player Banner brings both achievements together in one quality keepsake. Provide both names, guernsey numbers, and the milestone and we'll create something both players will be proud to display.
 
Team Banners for Group Celebrations
When 3 to 6 Cobras players are all hitting milestones in the one round, a Team Banner is the perfect way to honour the whole group at once. Customise yours with all the details and a top-line message like "Clarence Town Cobras - Pride of the Hunter" to create a banner everyone will remember.
 
Wall Keepsake Banners
Available in Small, Medium, and Large, Wall Keepsake Banners are produced on thick recyclable paper with waterproof inks designed to endure. Hang one in the Cobras' clubrooms, the garage, or at home as a permanent reminder of a proud milestone in the club's history.
 
Grand Final Banners
Available in 4.5m and 5.5m sizes with fully customised top and bottom text for the Clarence Town Cobras, Grand Final Banners give the Cobras the on-field entrance they deserve on the biggest day of the season. Get in touch for personalised design advice.
 
About Clarence Town Cobras Football Club
Origins and Founding
The Clarence Town Cobras are a community rugby league football club based in the historic town of Clarence Town in the Dungog Shire of New South Wales. The Cobras represent the town and surrounding district in the Newcastle Hunter Rugby League (NHRL) competition, playing in the Northern Conference. The club has established itself as a source of community pride in one of the Hunter region's most historic rural towns, with the motto "playing for the love of the game and the town."

Club History
The Cobras have a long association with rugby league in the Williams River district. The club claimed the Northern Conference D Grade premiership in 2015, ending a 34-year drought since their previous flag, reflecting a period of sustained rebuilding. A decade later, the club claimed the Northern Conference D Grade Major Premiership in 2025, defeating Mallabula 30-22 in a high-scoring grand final. The club also runs junior programs, including little Cobras who have played at McDonald Jones Stadium. The Cobras compete in the NHRL Northern Conference alongside clubs from across the Hunter Valley and Lower Hunter regions.

Home Ground
The Cobras play their home games in Clarence Town, using the local oval as their home ground. Clarence Town's oval is a community facility that hosts both the Cobras and other local sporting competitions throughout the year, reflecting the town's strong grassroots sporting culture.

Community and Programs
The Cobras field both men's and junior teams in the NHRL competition. The club is closely connected to the broader Clarence Town community and draws players from the township and surrounding rural properties across the Dungog Shire. Occasional community events and come-and-try days have helped grow the club's junior base and introduce new players to the sport.

Clarence Town
Clarence Town is a rural township in the Dungog Shire local government area, located in the Hunter Region of New South Wales, 193 kilometres north of Sydney and 54 kilometres north-north-west of Newcastle. The township sits beside the Williams River and has a population of approximately 2,100 in the surrounding locality. Clarence Town is notable historically as the site where the paddle steamer William IV was built and launched in 1831, and the area was originally inhabited by the Wanaruah Aboriginal people, who knew it as Erringhi.
The Cobras compete in the Newcastle Hunter Rugby League Northern Conference. Follow them on Facebook.