Rugby League
Rugby league is a full contact game, played by two teams of 13 players.
- See Also:
- Touch Rugby
An Overview of Rugby League
It is one of the two major codes of rugby football, the other being rugby union. Players on field are divided into forwards and backs. Each position has a designated number, 1 to 13. Numbers 14 to 17 are given to players starting on the bench, who will come into the game as substitutes for other players who are injured, in need of a rest, or less suited to the coach's strategy for that particular phase of the game.
Rugby league is played in more than 30 countries, though it is most commonly played in the United Kingdom (predominantly northern England) Australia and New Zealand.
National Governing Bodies
Rugby League
- Contact Name
- General Enquiries
- Contact Email
- enquiries@rfl.uk.com
- Contact Telephone
- 0844 477 7113
Primary Sports UK
Working with children aged 2-16 years old across a range of different sports and activities.
West Leeds ARLFC
Rugby league teams based at West Leeds Sport & Social Club running minis, juniors (girls & boys), open age (men & ladies) & masters with many more other sports based here i.e. majorettes/zumba.
South Leeds Spartans Arlfc
Rugby league training and teams for mixed juniors, girls and womens open age.
Hunslet Warriors ARLFC
All aspects of rugby league ages from 6 to 15 juniors, 10 teams. 16s to 18*s youth and two open age adult teams.
Leeds LGBT+ Sport Fringe Festival
A collection of LGBT+ fitness instructors, teams, clubs and allies. We have organised a fully inclusive 18 day festival each year that introduces individuals to various activities that promote health and wellbeing. We combat Homophobia in sport and Sportp
Featherstone Rovers Learning Disability Rugby League Team
Learning Disability Rugby League training sessions
SASP Sport Welfare Officers Forum
A online meeting for Sports Club Welfare & Safeguarding Officers based in Somerset.
You're invited to attend our club welfare forum for anyone involved in sport and physical activity in Somerset, but in particular those in your clubs who hold the role of 'club welfare officer' or 'safeguarding lead'.
If you're the Safeguarding or Welfare Officer at your Sports Club, please join Tracey Sweetland, Somerset Sport Welfare Officer at SASP to learn about local support and opportunities to assist you in your volunteer role.