New South Wales Women's Rugby League

The New South Wales Women's Rugby League is the governing body of female rugby league in New South Wales. It is a member of the Australian Women's Rugby League and New South Wales Rugby League. The organisation is responsible for administering the New South Wales Women's rugby league team, Women's City vs Country Origin, Sydney Metropolitan Women's Rugby League and Country Rugby League Women's RL competitions.[1]

New South Wales Women's Rugby League
Current season or competition:
2016 SMWRL season
SportRugby league
WebsiteSydney Metropolitan Women's Rugby League
Related competitionSydney Metropolitan Women's Rugby League

Sydney Metropolitan Women's Rugby League Clubs

TeamHome GroundOpen Div 1Open Div 2Under 18'sUnder 15's
Berala BearsPeter Hislop ParkXXX
Berkeley ValeMorry Breen OvalX
Chester HillTerry Lamb ComplexXXX
Cronulla-Caringbah SharksCronulla High SchoolXXX
Forestville FerretsForestville ParkX
Glenmore Park BrumbiesChed Towns ReserveXXX
Greenacre TigersRoberts ParkX
Hunter StarsCessnock SportsgroundX
MaroubraSnape ParkX
MinchinburyMt Druitt ReserveXXX
MountiesMt Pritchard OvalX
Penrith WaratahsDoug Rennie FieldX
Redfern All BlacksWaterloo OvalX

Illawarra Women's Rugby League Clubs

  • Berkeley
  • Corrimal
  • Helensburgh Tiger Lillies
  • Windang Juniors

North West NSW Women's Rugby League Clubs

  • Armidale Rams
  • Bendemeer
  • Gunnedah Panthers
  • Enverell Sapphires
  • Moree Boomerangs
  • Tamworth

Penrith Girls Competitions Rugby League Clubs

Games played in 9-a-side format with 20 minute halves

Two age groups: 1) U13 - 15 2) U16 - 18

  • Doonside
  • Glenmore Park
  • Lower Mountains
  • Minchinbury
  • PCYC
  • Quakers Hill
  • St Clair
  • Western City Tigers

Parramatta Girls Competitions Rugby League Clubs

Games played in 9-a-side format Age groups: 1) U13 - 15

  • Canley Heights
  • Canley Vale
  • Hills District
  • Merrylands

ACT Female Competitions Rugby League Clubs

U13 - U17 Girls & Open Women's Competitions

  • Goulburn
  • Gungahlin Bulls
  • Tuggeranong Buffaloes
  • Valley Dragons

Yass Westies Queanbeyan Blues Queanbeyan Roos

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