Author : NSWRL

Registrations open 1 December

Registrations open 1 December (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

Registrations open today (Friday 1 December) for the 2024 NSWRL season with Sky Blues NSW coach Kylie Hilder urging everyone to sign up and play the game for all.

“Whether you’re enjoying another season or you’re coming to Rugby League for the first time, don’t hesitate in joining a club where you’ll make friends for life,” Hilder said.

“I’ve been involved in many levels of the game from a junior player right through to being Origin coach, and I can tell you the game has so much to offer.

“You learn teamwork, goal-setting, self-improvement … so many positive things that I still carry with me today.

Registrations open 1 December (Photo – Steve Montgomery)

“I urge everyone to become part of the Rugby League community and find the competition and the club that best suits you.”

In 2023, 112,767 participants registered to play Rugby League, including another record mark for female participation of 26,187. It was the third consecutive year that female participation has surpassed 20,000.

Teenage male participation (13 to 18 years) grew for a third consecutive year and was a six per cent increase from 2022.

Most significantly, the overall player retention rate in NSW grew to 72.28 per cent in 2023, up from 70.44 per cent in 2022.

NSWRL’s Community Football Manager Peter Clarke said thriving clubs were helping retain players and volunteers by creating a positive culture and family-friendly environment.

“At our recent Community Football Conference we heard leading volunteers across the state, sharing success stories on what they do to keep their League or Club healthy to retain participants and attract new players to our sport,” Clarke said.

“From Broken Hill to Bondi and Goodooga to Eden, we look forward to working with our Leagues and Clubs to build on our 2023 numbers, encouraging positive, fun, and safe environments creating high-quality experiences for our participants.”

The NSWRL offers a number of competitions for all players – from the traditional form of tackle, to non-tackle options in Blues Tag, and Try League for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities.

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There is also well-established Wheelchair and Physical Disability Rugby League club competitions.

Click here to sign up for the 2024 season.

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Author: Margie McDonald MSWRL Media

Players enjoy post-season friendly

A connection made over the past couple of years between Sydney’s De La Salle Rugby League club and the Clontarf Academy on the NSW mid-north coast resulted in a ‘friendly’ being played in Taree last weekend.

No-one kept track of the scores because that wasn’t the priority.

Tyler (L) and Tashiem Abbott at KARI Foundation camp at NSWRL.

“The De La Salle Under 16s trip at the end of the season has been happening for 30 years,” coach Alan Wilson told nswrl.com.au.

“It’s been more about fun and friendship more than anything and less about winning or trophies.

“Two years ago, I wanted to do something different to broaden the horizons of our players, rather than just go to a fun park or water slide.

“I introduced the club to the Clontarf Academy, and we’ve been doing some fundraising for them to help with gear and equipment.”

The Clontarf Academy began in Western Australia for Indigenous high school-age boys wanting to play Aussie Rules. It has been in NSW with a Rugby League focus since 2012.

De La Salle is one of Sydney’s oldest and best-known junior clubs, producing True Blues Andrew Ettingshausen and Adam MacDougall.

“So, we got a game up there in Taree this year,” Wilson said.

“It let the players and their parents experience what life is life for others in the Rugby League community, who might not have things as good as we do.”

The club went to Coonamble and Coonabarabran, west of Tamworth, last year.

“They came back from that trip with their eyes more open to what other people are going through.”

Tyler (L) and Tashiem Abbott at KARI Foundation camp at NSWRL.

This year the Clontarf Academy team enjoyed a comfortable win – four tries to fullback Tashiem Abbott, although Wilson didn’t keep a scoresheet going.

“The Clontarf boys came out on top,” he said.

“It was a good game – Tashiem didn’t need the yellow helmet to stand out. His speed, agility and catching skills let everyone know he was ‘in the house’.”

His twin brother Tyler wasn’t available to play.

The pair earned a reputation for resilience when, aged 12, they joined their uncle Barry Watts on a fund-raising 600km camel trek from Alice Springs to Taree for a chance to attend high school and play Rugby League with the Clontarf Academy.

They were part of a three-day camp at NSWRL’s Centre of Excellence last November held for Indigenous players state-wide for the KARI Foundation Talented Aboriginal Athletes Program (TAAP).

“It is truly amazing that sport has the power to change lives and these two happy smiling boys are a testament to that,” Wilson said.

“We were so grateful to have been part of a great Rugby League experience last weekend and it was highlighted when we gave away our De La Salle jerseys to all the Clontarf boys. The Clontarf team then presented us with a signed jersey.”

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Author : Cronulla JL

2022 Cronulla Grand Final Results

WOW……… What a weekend of Grand Finals. Cronulla JRL clubs were involved in close to 50 grand finals across the weekend.

Congratulations to all teams that played in Grand Finals across the two days. Below is a summary of results:

SATURDAY’S Grand Finals

UNDER 9 BRONZE Kurnell Stingrays 40 Aquinas Colts 16
UNDER 9 SILVER St Joseph’s 46 Como Jannali 18
UNDER 9 GOLD Cronulla Caringbah 0 Gymea Gorillas 18
UNDER 10 SILVER Kurnell Stingrays 6 Cronulla Caringbah 22
UNDER 11 SILVER St Joseph’s U/11 18 Gymea Gorillas 12
UNDER 13 SILVER Cronulla Caringbah 0 Arncliffe Scots 34
GIRLS UNDER 18 EAST Cronulla Caringbah 4 Arncliffe Scots 8
UNDER 10 GOLD Cronulla Caringbah 12 Engadine Dragons 0
UNDER 11 GOLD De La Salle 24 Gymea Gorillas 0
UNDER 12 GOLD De La Salle 18 Engadine Dragons 0
UNDER 13 GOLD De La Salle 6 Cronulla Caringbah 18
SOUTHERN OPEN SILVER St John Bosco 24 Renown United 16
SOUTHERN OPEN GOLD Gymea Gorillas 18 St Joseph’s 4
UNDER 10 BRONZE Como Jannali 22 Engadine Dragons 28
UNDER 12 BRONZE Aquinas Colts 24 Yarrawarrah Tigers 10
UNDER 12 SILVER Taren Point Titans 24 Engadine Dragons 6
UNDER 13 BRONZE Aquinas Colts 6 Brighton Seagulls 30
GIRLS U14 EAST – SILVER Taren Point Titans 14 Como Jannali 12
BLUES TAG OVER 35 SILVER Cronulla Caringbah 8 St Joseph’s 32
BLUES TAG OVER 35 GOLD Gymea Gorillas 10 Kurnell Stingrays 0
GIRLS UNDER 14 EAST – GOLD Milperra Colts 32 Cronulla Caringbah 12

SUNDAY’S Grand Finals

BLUES TAG U/11 SILVER St John Bosco 12 De La Salle 24
BLUES TAG U/12 SILVER Engadine Dragons 8 Gymea Gorillas 6
BLUES TAG U/12 GOLD Aquinas Colts 8 De La Salle 14
BLUES TAG U/13 SILVER De La Salle 4 Engadine Dragons 12
2BLUES TAG U/14 SILVER Engadine Dragons 30 De La Salle 0
BLUES TAG U/14 GOLD De La Salle 14 Como Jannali 0
BLUES TAG U/15 Taren Point Titans 8 De La Salle 14
BLUES TAG U/16 GOLD Engadine Dragons 12 Cronulla Caringbah 14
SOUTHERN UNDER 14 GOLD Aquinas Colts 14Engadine Dragons 16
SOUTHERN UNDER 15 GOLDComo Jannali 30 Cronulla Caringbah 4
SOUTHERN UNDER 16 SILVERSt Joseph’s 20 Cronulla Caringbah 10
SOUTHERN UNDER 16 GOLD Aquinas Colts 30 Kogarah Cougars U/16 4
BLUES TAG U/17 Como Jannali 12 De La Salle Blues Tag 24
BLUES TAG OPEN WOMENS St Joseph’s 30 Como Jannali 4
SOUTHERN UNDER 17 SILVER Engadine Dragons 16 Cronulla Caringbah 12
OUTHERN UNDER 17 GOLD De La Salle 36 Taren Point Titans 6
SOUTHERN UNDER 20 Como Jannali 28 Gymea Gorillas U/20 8
BLUES TAG U/9 SILVER Kurnell Stingrays 8 Gymea Gorillas 6
BLUES TAG U/9 GOLD De La Salle 10 Gymea Gorillas Blues 20
BLUES TAG U/10 De La Salle Blues Tag 16 De La Salle Blues Tag 14
BLUES TAG U/11 GOLD St John Bosco Blues Tag 38 De La Salle Blues Tag 0
BLUES TAG U/13 GOLD Como Jannali 24 St Joseph’s 8
BLUES TAG U/16 SILVER St Joseph’s 20 Cronulla Caringbah Blues 10
SOUTHERN UNDER 14 BRONZE Hurstville United 10 Sutherland Loftus United 28
SOUTHERN UNDER 14 SILVER Kingsgrove Colts 0 Cronulla Caringbah 32
SOUTHERN UNDER 15 SILVER Kingsgrove Colts 30 Gymea Gorillas U/15 (2) 0
SOUTHERN UNDER 18 Arncliffe Scots U/18 22 De La Salle U/18 24

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