Jamaica National League

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Jamaica National League
Sport Rugby league
Founded2005
No. of teams8
Country Flag of Jamaica.svg Jamaica

The National Club Championship is a rugby league competition held annually in Jamaica. It started in 2005 as the National Rugby League [1] when four teams entered the competition and has since grown to eight.

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Structure

In 2022, the eight teams played each other once in the regular season. This was followed by a play-off series. [2]

Teams

TeamFormedSuburbCity
Duhaney Park Red Sharks2005Duhaney Park Kingston
JDF Warriors2005Kencot Kingston
Liguanea DragonsLiguanea Kingston
Portmore Rugby LeaguePortmore
St Bess Sledgehammers
Thundercats
West Kingston HyenasWest Kingston Kingston
Washington Blvd. Bulls2013 Kingston

source: [3]

Finals

List of finals
YearWinning teamScoreLosing teamRef.
2005Vauxhall Vultures32–20Duhaney Park Red Sharks [1]
2006Vauxhall Vultures28–12Duhaney Park Red Sharks [4]
2007
2008
2009
2010Vauxhall Rugby Club36–14Duhaney Park Red Sharks [5]
2011Duhaney Park Red Sharks20–18Vauxhall Rugby Club [6]
2012Vauxhall Vultures30–16Duhaney Park Red Sharks [7]
2013Duhaney Park Red Sharks28–23Vauxhall Vultures [8]
2014GC Foster College36–16Liguanea Dragons [9]
2015Duhaney Park Red Sharks [10]
2016Duhaney Park Red Sharks50–8GC Foster College [11]
2017Duhaney Park Red Sharks10–4GC Foster College [10]
2018Duhaney Park Red Sharks56–12JDF Warriors [12]
2019Duhaney Park Red Sharks24–16GC Foster Angels [13]
2020Season cancelled [2]
2021Season cancelled [2]
2022Duhaney Park Red Sharks40–18Washington Boulevard Bulls [14]
2023

See also

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References

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