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CANTERBURY WOMEN SHOW EXCITING SIGNS FOR FUTURE
The Canterbury Women’s team competed at the NZRL National Women’s Tournament last weekend, impressing with another third-place result despite taking an inexperienced squad to Auckland following the late withdrawal of some key players. After tough losses to Mid Central Vipers (20-12) and Akarana Falcons (46-0) on day one, Canterbury was...
Canterbury 13’s Team Announcement
Canterbury Rugby League and the Canterbury 13’s staff are pleased to announce the following players have been selected to represent Canterbury at the Southern Zone 13’s and 14’s Tournament which will be held in Dunedin on the 28th and 29th September. Coach: Sam Kakoi Manager: Jess Kakoi. 2019 Canterbury...
GET YOUR BRAND SEEN AT NGĀ PUNA WAI
With Ngā Puna Wai Sports Hub - the new home of rugby league in Canterbury - up and running, CRL has signage opportunities available to promote your brand and get your business in front of not just the local rugby league community, but all participants and spectators who use Ngā...
JOIN THE ‘CAPTAIN’S CLUB’ AND SUPPORT THE ROCKCOTE BULLS
Canterbury Rugby League has a number of opportunities available to support the 2019 Rockcote Canterbury Bulls' NZRL National Premiership campaign, including the return of the 'Captain's Club'. Our aim is to partner with you to provide a meaningful opportunity, which helps drive your company’s name and the objectives of your...
ROCKCOTE CONTINUE TO BACK THE BULLS
Canterbury Rugby League are excited to confirm the continued support in 2019 of the fantastic team at Rockcote as the naming sponsors of our elite representative team, the Canterbury Bulls. Rockcote's name has become synonymous across New Zealand with the Bulls over many years - including the 2014 NZRL National...
ROCKCOTE BULLS AND CRL MERCHANDISE NOW AVAILABLE
Canterbury Rugby League are excited to have partnered up with Merch Kings to provide a range of Rockcote Canterbury Bulls and CRL merchandise for supporters to purchase. Grab your gear now for the upcoming season and look the part on the sideline and on the street. Check it out now...
RED AND BLACK REPORT 2019: EDITION NO.19
Each week the Red and Black Report will keep you up to date with how our Canterbury Rugby League products are performing in Australia’s elite and lower-grade competitions. NRL Burnham Chevaliers junior Jazz Tevaga produced another workhorse display in the Warriors’ controversial loss to Parramatta, despite leaving the...
CRL MASSETTI CUP ROUND 14 WRAP
The race for the 2019 Canterbury Rugby League men’s premiership semi-finals went down to the wire – and Eastern Eagles clinched fourth spot in a final-round shootout with Riccarton Knights on Saturday. Both teams headed into their last Massetti Cup regular-season fixture locked on 12 points, but the Eagles handled...
STUART’S REP RETURN KEY TO CANTERBURY’S CAMPAIGN
In a Canterbury squad brimming with new faces, Jenna Stuart’s experience is set to prove invaluable at this week’s NZRL National Women’s Tournament. But the Burnham Chevaliers fullback/halfback could be forgiven for feeling like a rookie herself after nearly a decade away from the representative scene. Once a Canterbury regular,...
Introducing our new development officer
Introducing the new Development Officer for Canterbury Rugby League- Dominic (Dom) Tola Dom joins the Canterbury Rugby League team on the 1st of August transferring from Nelson where he has spent the last 14 months employed by the NZRL Southern Zone as the Tasman Rugby League Development Officer. He was...
RED AND BLACK REPORT 2019: EDITION 17 & 18
Each week the Red and Black Report will keep you up to date with how our Canterbury Rugby League products are performing in Australia’s elite and lower-grade competitions. NRL Aranui product Jamayne Isaako enjoyed his best outing of a difficult second NRL season, laying on a try and scoring...
CRL MASSETTI CUP ROUND 13 WRAP
Riccarton Knights and Eastern Eagles are set for a final-round blockbuster after Saturday’s Massetti Cup result left the clubs tied for fourth spot. The Knights accounted for Celebration Lions 16-0 at Crosbie Park, while the Eagles went down 30-2 to Hornby Panthers – after trailing by just four at halftime...
