This is a list of New South Wales Rugby League clubs by competition. There are over 450 clubs in New South Wales, across over 30 competitions administered by the NSWRL Conference (Sydney) and six regions. [1] [2]
Bold = standalone club
Leagues Club Australia Ron Massey Cup | |||||
Colours | Rugby League Club | Est. | Joined* | City/Town | Stadium/s |
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Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs | 1935 | 2023 | Sydney (Bankstown) | Hammondville Oval | |
Glebe Dirty Reds | 1908 | 2021 | Sydney (Glebe) | Wentworth Park | |
Hills District Bulls | 1964 | 2016 | Sydney (Baulkham Hills) | Crestwood Reserve | |
Mount Pritchard Mounties | 1927 | 2007 | Sydney (Mount Pritchard) | Aubrey Keech Reserve | |
Penrith Brothers | 1968 | 2018 | Sydney (Penrith) | Parker Street Reserve | |
Ryde-Eastwood Hawks | 1962 | 2003 | Sydney (Ryde) | TG Milner Field | |
St Marys Saints | 1908 | 2016 | Sydney (St Marys) | St Marys Leagues Stadium | |
Wentworthville Magpies | 1963 | 2003 | Sydney (Wentworthville) | Ringrose Park |
Sydney Shield | |||||
Colours | Rugby League Club | Est. | Joined* | City/Town | Stadium/s |
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Cabramatta Two Blues | 1919 | 2012 | Sydney (Cabramatta) | New Era Stadium | |
Glebe Dirty Reds | 1908 | 2021 | Sydney (Glebe) | Wentworth Park | |
Hills District Bulls | 1964 | 2016 | Sydney (Baulkham Hills) | Crestwood Reserve | |
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles | 1947 | 2024 | Sydney (Davidson) | Lionel Watts Park, 4 Pines Park | |
Moorebank Rams | 1976 | 2017 | Sydney (Moorebank) | Hammondville Oval | |
Mount Pritchard Mounties | 1927 | 2012 | Sydney (Mount Pritchard) | Aubrey Keech Reserve | |
Penrith Brothers | 1968 | 2018 | Sydney (Penrith) | Parker Street Reserve | |
Ryde-Eastwood Hawks | 1962 | 2012 | Sydney (Ryde) | TG Milner Field | |
St Marys Saints | 1908 | 2016 | Sydney (St Marys) | St Marys Leagues Stadium | |
Wentworthville Magpies | 1963 | 2012 | Sydney (Wentworthville) | Ringrose Park |
Central Northern Open Age Gold | ||||
Colours | Rugby League Club | Est. | City/Town | Stadium/s |
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Asquith Magpies | 1953 | Sydney (Asquith) | Storey Park | |
Belrose Eagles | 1955 | Sydney (Belrose) | Lionel Watts Park | |
Cromer Kingfishers | Sydney (Cromer) | St Matthews Farm | ||
Harbord United Devils | Sydney (Freshwater) | Harbord Park | ||
Leichhardt Wanderers | 1911 | Sydney (Leichhardt) | Blackmore Oval | |
Narrabeen Sharks | Sydney (Narrabeen) | Lake Park | ||
Narraweena Hawks | Sydney (Narraweena) | Beverley Job Oval | ||
Ryde-Eastwood Hawks | 1962 | Sydney (Ryde) | TG Milner Field |
Central West Open Men Gold | ||||
Colours | Rugby League Club | Est. | City/Town | Stadium/s |
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East Hills Bulldogs | Sydney (Castle Hill) | Smith Park | ||
Hills District Bulls | 1964 | Sydney (Baulkham Hills) | Crestwood Reserve | |
Moorebank Rams | 1976 | Sydney (Moorebank) | Hammondville Oval | |
Mount Pritchard Mounties | 1927 | Sydney (Mount Pritchard) | Mount Pritchard Community Showground | |
Wentworthville Magpies | 1963 | Sydney (Wentworthville) | Ringrose Park |
Wests Group Macarthur First Grade Premiership | ||||
Colours | Rugby League Club | Est. | City/Town | Stadium/s |
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Camden Rams | 1910 | Sydney (Elderslie) | Kirkham Oval | |
Campbelltown City Kangaroos | 1908 | Sydney (Claymore) | Fullwood Reserve | |
Campbelltown Collegians | Sydney (Bradbury) | Bradbury Oval | ||
East Campbelltown Eagles | 1961 | Sydney (Campbelltown) | Waminda Oval | |
Mittagong Lions | 1914 | Mittagong | Mittagong Sports Ground | |
Narellan Jets | 1977 | Sydney (Narellan) | Narellan Sports Ground | |
Oakdale Workers Bears | Oakdale | Sid Sharpe Memorial Oval | ||
Picton Magpies | Picton | Victoria Park | ||
South West Goannas | 2021 | Sydney (Camden) | Onslow Oval | |
The Oaks Tigers | The Oaks | Dudley Chesham Sports Ground | ||
Thirlmere-Tahmoor Roosters | 1976 | Thirlmere | Thirlmere Sports Ground |
South Sydney A Grade | ||||
Colours | Rugby League Club | Est. | City/Town | Stadium/s |
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Alexandria Rovers | 1948 | Sydney (Alexandria) | Erskineville Oval | |
Coogee Dolphins | 1993 | Sydney (Coogee) | Coogee Oval | |
Coogee-Randwick Wombats | 1953 | Sydney (Coogee) | Marcellin Fields | |
Marrickville RSL Kings | Sydney (Marrickville) | Marrickville Oval | ||
Mascot Juniors | 1910 | Sydney (Mascot) | Mascot Oval | |
Matraville Tigers | Sydney (Matraville) | Heffron Park | ||
Redfern All Blacks | 1944 | Sydney (Redfern) | Waterloo Oval | |
South Eastern Seagulls | 1957 | Sydney (Malabar) | Pioneers Park |
Source: [4]
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