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CANTERBURY TRIO RECOGNISED IN 2024 NZRL GRASSROOTS AWARDS
Three of Canterbury Rugby League’s highest achievers and hardest workers have been recognised in New Zealand Rugby League’s 2024 Grassroots Awards. Bishop Neal was named Male Junior Player of the Year, Jack Feavers collected the Match Official of the Year award and Cameron Tukapua was honoured as the Pirtek Volunteer of the Year. Currently rising…
Read MoreRED AND BLACK REPORT 2025: EDITION NO.3
The Red and Black Report shines a spotlight on Canterbury Rugby League juniors featuring in Australia’s elite and lower-grade competitions. A host of Canterbury products were in action in the third round of the NSWRL’s junior competitions, the SG Ball Cup (men’s under-19s), Harold Matthews Cup (men’s under-17s) and Tarsha Gale Cup (women’s under-19s), as…
Read MoreRIKI HOLDS ROOTS CLOSE AMID CAREER MILESTONES
From a Kiwis Test debut in his home city to a deeply personal journey of cultural discovery during his fourth Māori All Stars camp, it’s been a momentous NRL off-season for Brisbane Broncos second-rower and Hornby Panthers junior Jordan Riki. The 25-year-old featured in Māori All Stars’ tense 10-6 victory over their Indigenous counterparts at…
Read MoreWHITEHEAD PLUMBING & GAS EXTENDS AND EXPANDS SPONSORSHIP TENURE WITH CRL
Canterbury Rugby League’s long-standing and highly valued partnership with Whitehead Plumbing & Gas will continue until at least an eighth season, following confirmation of a two-year extension of the locally owned-and-operated company’s generous sponsorship until the end of 2026. The agreement also includes an expansion of Whitehead Plumbing & Gas’ support of CRL’s wider endeavours.…
Read MoreRED AND BLACK REPORT 2025: EDITION NO.2
The Red and Black Report shines a spotlight on Canterbury Rugby League juniors featuring in Australia’s elite and lower-grade competitions. A host of Canterbury products were in action in the second round of the NSWRL’s junior competitions, the SG Ball Cup (men’s under-19s), Harold Matthews Cup (men’s under-17s) and Tarsha Gale Cup (women’s under-19s), as…
Read MoreWEST COAST LIFELINE STRENGTHENS AS GREYHOUNDS ENTER TWO TEAMS IN 2025 CRL COMPETITIONS
Rugby league’s resurgence on the West Coast in recent seasons – with the support of Canterbury Rugby League – takes another significant step forward in 2025 as Greymouth Greyhounds prepare to enter two teams in CRL competitions for the first time. The Greyhounds fielded a side in the CRL ISC Sports Canterbury Cup in 2022-23,…
Read MoreBULLDOGS RETURN TO TOP TIER AS CRL WHITEHEAD PLUMBING & GAS MEN’S PREMIERSHIP EXPANDS TO SEVEN TEAMS
The CRL Whitehead Plumbing & Gas Men’s Premiership will expand to a seven-team competition in 2025, following confirmation of Northern Bulldogs’ return to Canterbury Rugby League’s top tier after a one-season absence. As per Canterbury Rugby League requirements, the Bulldogs will also field a side in the CRL ISC Canterbury Cup – which also grows…
Read MoreRED AND BLACK REPORT 2025: EDITION NO.1
The Red and Black Report shines a spotlight on Canterbury Rugby League juniors featuring in Australia’s elite and lower-grade competitions. A host of Canterbury products were in action in the opening round of the NSWRL’s junior competitions, the SG Ball Cup (men’s under-19s), Harold Matthews Cup (men’s under-17s) and Tarsha Gale Cup (women’s under-19s). The…
Read MoreBULLDOGS PARTNERSHIP PROVIDING NSWRL PATHWAY FOR CRL JUNIORS
The NSWRL’s SG Ball Cup (under-19s) and Harold Matthews Cup (under-17s) competitions get underway this weekend – and 15 Canterbury juniors have been named to play in Round 1. Tuesday’s line-up drop provided striking evidence of the value in Canterbury Rugby League’s development and pathways partnership with Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, which was formally established 18 months…
Read MoreCANTERBURY PLAYERS TO FEATURE IN NSWRL’S JUNIOR WOMEN’S COMPS
A group of Canterbury’s most promising young players are on their way to Sydney to take up opportunities in the 2025 Tarsha Gale Cup, the NSWRL’s elite under-19s women’s competition, and the Lisa Fiaola Cup, the NSWRL’s under-17s women’s grade. Hornby’s Kyra-Lee Westland and Linwood’s Dejah Tuliau have been selected in Penrith Panthers’ Tarsha Gale…
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