26/08/2026
Today at Davidson Oval, Bourke Shire Council was proud to recognise a man whose contribution to our community has spanned more than 30 years.
Before the kick-off of the Ronny Gibbs 7’s Tournament, Deputy Mayor Sally Davis had the privilege of officially unveiling the newly named:
Ronny “Rambo” Gibbs Hill
For three decades, Ronny has given his time, energy and heart to communities across western New South Wales. Through the Ronny Gibbs Sevens, rugby league clinics and countless hours spent encouraging young people, he has created opportunities, built confidence and given generations something to belong to.
Deputy Mayor Davis said Ronny’s contribution has shown that sport is about far more than winning.
“It is about respect, discipline, resilience, teamwork and community. Those are lessons that stay with people long after the final whistle.”
The hill at Davidson Oval has watched over countless matches, grand finals, celebrations and community gatherings. From today, it will also stand as a permanent reminder of a man who has dedicated so much of his life to helping others succeed.
Ronny, on behalf of Bourke Shire Council and the people of Bourke, thank you for your leadership, generosity, passion and unwavering commitment to our community.
Your legacy is not only measured in football, but in the lives you have touched and the opportunities you have created for so many young people.
Congratulations, Ronny — a very fitting and well-deserved honour.