BARLA Lancashire Cup

The BARLA Lancashire Cup was a knock-out rugby league competition for amateur teams in the historic county of Lancashire. It was administered by the British Amateur Rugby League Association (BARLA).[1] As of 2017, the competition hasn't been held since the 2011–12 season.

Between 1905 and 1993, a Lancashire County Cup was competed for by the professional sides.

Winners
Final Winner Score Runners-up
1973–74 Pilkington Recs 23–13 Folly Lane
1974–75 Mayfield 32–2 Woolston Rovers
1975–76 Leigh MW 20–4 Wath Brow Hornets
1976–77 Pilkington Recs 17–0 Leigh MW
1977–78 Pilkington Recs 12–0 Latchford Albion
1978–79 Leigh MW 10–2 Crosfields
1979–80 Millom 9–2 Wath Brow Hornets
1980–81 Pilkington Recs 33–3 Rose Bridge
1981–82 Leigh MW 35–9 Saddleworth
1982–83 Rose Bridge 25–5 Crosfields
1983–84 St Patricks 9–7 Mayfield
1984–85 Waterhead 18–0 Blackbrook
1985–86 Simms Cross 21–0 Blackbrook
1986–87 Blackbrook 12–5 Pilkington Recs
1987–88 Leigh MW 22–4 Farnworth ROB
1988–89 Thatto Heath 32–12 Leigh East
1989–90 Thatto Heath 12–10 Leigh MW
1990–91 Leigh East 29–13 Thatto Heath
1991–92 Langworthy 25–21 Leigh MW
1992–93 Thatto Heath 16–14 Woolston
1993–94 Woolston 10–4 Thatto Heath
1994–95 Woolston 10–2 Oldham St Annes
1995–96 Woolston 19–12 Oldham St Annes
1996–97 Thatto Heath 12–10 Woolston
1997–98 Waterhead 12–6 Wigan Rose Bridge
1998–99 Orrell St James 20–12 Parkside Golborne
1999–00 Thatto Heath 30–10 Haydock
2000–01 Portico Panthers 8–4 Haydock
2001–02 Ince Rose Bridge 36–10 Farnworth
2002–03 Widnes Albion 19–6 Bold Miners
2003–04 Halton Simms Cross 28–20 Haydock
2004–05 Bank Quay Bulls 12–10 Orrell St James
2005–06 Blackbrook 14–2 Halton Simms Cross
2006–07 Blackbrook 30–0 Wigan St Cuthberts
2007–08 Bank Quay Bulls 23–6 Ashton Bears
2008–09 Halton Simms Cross – Pilkington Recs
2009–10 Halton Simms Cross 14–12 Rylands Sharks
2010–11 Bank Quay Bulls 28–20 Widnes West Bank
2011–12 Bank Quay Bulls 29–22 Blackbrook

See also

References
  1. Hoyle, Tom (22 December 2004). "Tetley's County Cup Final Previews". League Unlimited. Retrieved 28 June 2017.


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