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The NSWRL are running two Recreational Rugby League Gala Days during the first week of the school holidays. These Gala Days are FREE and will be played under new and exciting modified rules. Please click on the attachment below to access the new rules. Teams are made up of 10 players in total with 8 players on the field at a time.more

The Bulldogs wishes to announce its 2018 SG Ball Cup Summer Squad.more

The Bulldogs wishes to announce its 2018 Harold Matthews Cup Summer Squad.more

NSW Rugby League Recreational Rugby League. Fun Footy for everyone - new players to the game (boys and girls). Create a new team and bring a mate. Prizes for best team name. Create a team; no clearances required, with age and weight restrictions.more

The NSWRL M8s tournament provides a fun and hassle free opportunity for young kids to participate in a fast paced and friendly Footy format. This FREE competition will run as a gala day in an 8-a-side format with each team playing on a modified field. These FREE gala days will be run during the first week of the school holidays and during NRL Grand Final week. For ages 10-14.more

Please find attached important information and documents.more

Please be aware of a new Player Transfer Policy that has been implemented by the NSW Rugby League, which is applicable to all clubs. Clubs need to familiarise themselves with this policy before submitting transfer requests. Please also understand section 5 (c) of the Policy, which affects Division One Grand Final teams from the previous season. A ‘Frequently Asked Question’ document is attached.more

Do you love your footy? Want to earn some cash and keep fit at the same time? If you answered yes and you're 14 years or older, become a rugby league referee. The Canterbury-Bankstown Referees Association (CBRA) are looking for new referees to take up the game in 2016 - another way to stay actively involved in the game.more

The National Rugby League (NRL) has a policy of using world’s best practice in risk management to support and enhance activities in all areas of our organisation and to ensure that risk management is an integral part of our decisionmaking process.more

To be involved in all Rugby League competitions across Australia all officials and helpers must obtain a Working With Children Check (WWCC) clearance. A WWCC is a prerequisite for anyone in child-related work which includes all Rugby League competitions and districts in Australia. It involves a national criminal history check and review of findings of workplace misconduct. Updated 07/08/2015.more

If you want to become a coach, trainer or referee in 2014 or need to update click on the below link on the PlayNRL.com website and follow the links to the course of your requirements.more

Refereeing is a fun, exciting, non-contact way to be involved with Rugby League. Not only do you get to see all the action from the best position on the field, but it's a great way to keep fit, and meet new and interesting people.more

Learn how to effectively coach your Rugby League team in a fun, safe and enjoyable environment. Both the MGC and IGC will help you develop an understanding of your role as a coach, provide you with ideas and strategies on how you can maximise your effectiveness in skill development by creating a fun, safe and positive training and playing environment.more

The NRL Leaguesafe Course will now be delivered via online learning and no longer delivered face to face.more

The Australian Dental Association (ADA) strongly recommends wearing a custom-fitted mouthguard to ensure maximum protection. These are available from your dentist.more

They Teach the game to kids of all ages Putting up with crying kids And their parents’ rages.more

Summary of the formation of Rugby League in the Canterbury-Bankstown District.more