Rugby League

Rugby League Tag, opens in a new tab. Focus on fun and learning the basic fundamentals of catch, pass, and run.

TackleReady Program, opens in a new tab. Allows participants to learn correct and safe techniques, preparing them for the tackle version of Rugby League. The six-session program is delivered by accredited NRL TackleReady deliverers and aims to increase player confidence and physical competence in all tackling situations.

League Stars, opens in a new tab. An introductory program is all play, no contact, appealing to the true nature of kids, in all their messy, high energy, love of fun and play. League Stars is run before or after school for primary school aged children over 4 -8 weeks.

Weight Related Competitions (WRC), opens in a new tab. To provide an alternative format and cater for variance in physical, mental and emotional development of participants, particularly through late childhood and early adolescence. It serves as a means of promoting participation for all Rugby League players through addressing differences in physical maturation, offering an alternative to age-based gradings.

NRL Masters, opens in a new tab. Provides an opportunity for players and officials aged 35 years and over to continue their involvement in the game in a safe and enjoyable way. Like other age groups, games are played under modified rules to ensure players can compete in a safe environment and get the most out of their experience.

Wheelchair Rugby League, opens in a new tab is an inclusive sport, and is a variation of the running game that allows athletes with disabilities to compete with and against able-bodied people.