 | This article relies largely or entirely on a single source .(April 2023) |
| Sport | Rugby league |
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| Instituted | 2020 |
| Inaugural season | 2022 |
The NSWRL Conference Competitions are a set of competitions for clubs in the Sydney rugby league districts of Balmain, Canterbury-Bankstown, Manly-Warringah/North Sydney and Parramatta. [1]
The competition is holding one top grade division in 2023, similar to the now defunct Sydney Combined Competition. [2]
| Club | Moniker | Suburb | District |
|---|---|---|---|
 Avalon | Bulldogs | Avalon Beach, New South Wales | Manly-Warringah/North Sydney |
 Belrose Eagles | Eagles | Belrose, New South Wales | Manly-Warringah/North Sydney |
 Berowra | Wallabies | Berowra, New South Wales | Manly-Warringah/North Sydney |
 Cromer | Kingfishers | Cromer, New South Wales | Manly-Warringah/North Sydney |
 East Hills | Bulldogs | Castle Hill, New South Wales | Parramatta Junior Rugby League |
 Forrestville | Ferrets | Forestville, New South Wales | Manly-Warringah/North Sydney |
 Harbord United | Devils | Harbord, New South Wales | Manly-Warringah/North Sydney |
| Hills District | Bulls | Baulkham Hills, New South Wales | Parramatta Junior Rugby League |
 Moorebank | Rams | Moorebank, New South Wales | Canterbury-Bankstown |
| Narrabeen | Sharks | Narrabeen, New South Wales | Manly-Warringah/North Sydney |
 Ryde-Eastwood | Hawks | Ryde, New South Wales | Balmain District Junior Rugby League |
| Wentworthville United JRLFC | Magpies | Wentworthville, New South Wales | Parramatta Junior Rugby League |
The Central Northern Open Age competitions are for clubs in the in the Sydney rugby league districts of Balmain and Manly-Warringah/North Sydney. The following clubs are participating in Central Northern District competitions in 2023. This competition's Gold division is merged with Central West for 2023 as Metro Open Age Gold (see above).
| Club | Moniker | Suburb |
|---|---|---|
| Asquith | Magpies | Asquith, New South Wales |
 Bondi United | United | Bondi, New South Wales |
 Concord-Burwood | Wolves | Concord, New South Wales |
 Leichhardt | Tigers | Leichhardt, New South Wales |
| Leichhardt | Wanderers | Sydney, New South Wales |
 Sydney University | Lions | University of Sydney |
 TAFE NSW | Polecats | Sydney, New South Wales |
| Willoughby | Roos | Willoughby, New South Wales |
| Club | Moniker | Suburb |
|---|---|---|
 Carlingford Cougars | Cougars | Carlingford, New South Wales |
| Leichhardt (2) | Wanderers | Sydney, New South Wales |
| Macquarie University | Warriors | Ryde, New South Wales |
 Pennant Hills-Cherrybrook | Stags | Pennant Hills, New South Wales |
| Sydney University (2) | Lions | University of Sydney |
| TAFE NSW (2) | Polecats | Sydney, New South Wales |
The Central West Open Age competition is for clubs in the Parramatta and Canterbury-Bankstown districts of Sydney.
| Club | Moniker | Suburb |
|---|---|---|
 All-Saints Toongabbie | Tigers | Toongabbie, New South Wales |
| Hills District | Bulls | Baulkham Hills, New South Wales |
| Moorebank | Rams | Moorebank, New South Wales |
 Mount Pritchard | Mounties | Mount Pritchard, New South Wales |
| South West | Sharks | Sydney, New South Wales |
| Wentworthville | Magpies | Wentworthville, New South Wales |
| Club | Moniker | Suburb |
|---|---|---|
| All-Saints Toongabbie (2) | Tigers | Toongabbie, New South Wales |
| Bankstown City | Bulls | Bankstown, New South Wales |
| Bankstown Sports | Club | Bankstown, New South Wales |
| East Hills | Bulldogs | Castle Hill, New South Wales |
| Greenacre | Tigers | Greenacre, New South Wales |
| Kellyville | Bushrangers | Kellyville, New South Wales |
| Merrylands | Rams | Merrylands, New South Wales |
| South West (2) | Sharks | Sydney, New South Wales |
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