Norway Rugby League

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Norway Rugby League
Rugby League Norge
Founded9 June 2009
Responsibility Norway
CoachDave Hunter
Websitewww.rugbyleague.no
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The Norwegian Rugby Federation - Rugby League is the governing body for the sport of rugby league football in Norway. [1]

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