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| Sport | Rugby league |
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| Founded | 2009 |
| No. of teams | 9 |
| Country |  Catalonia [Spain] |
| Most recent champion(s) | BUC (2nd title) |
The Catalan Rugby League Championship (Catalan : Campionat de Catalunya de Rugby Lliga) is the rugby league competition for clubs in Catalonia, promoted by the Catalan Rugby League Association (ACRL) and played since 2009.
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| CE INEF Lleida | 36-30 | FC Barcelona | Camp de La Foixarda (Barcelona) |
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| BUC | 44-18 | CR Sant Cugat | Camp de La Foixarda (Barcelona) |
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| Champions 2010 |
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| BARCELONA UNIVERSITARI CLUB (BUC) |
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| June 7–11:00 [13] | |||
| CE INEF Lleida | 56-23 | GEiEG | Cornellà |
| June 7–12:45 [13] | |||
| CR Sant Cugat | 26-38 | BUC | Cornellà |
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| BARCELONA UNIVERSITARI CLUB (BUC) |
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