Rugby League
Rugby League is played in every English county as well as in
The simple aim of Rugby League is to score more points than your opponents. Tries are scored (worth four points) by touching the ball down over your opponent’s try line. Tries can be converted to six by kicking a goal. The other means of scoring are a penalty goal (also worth two points) and a drop goal (worth one point).
There are two teams of 13 players with four reserves on the interchange bench. Each team can make a maximum of 12 changes involving any combination of players. All players work together in their team’s defensive formation. The ball has to be passed backwards. It can be passed as many times as you like until a player is tackled in possession.
There are a number of clubs across
Get Involved
Information on Cheshire & Warrington Rugby League Clubs can be found here at The Rugby Football League website Further information on getting involved in Rugby League can be found at our Get Active Website
CONTACTS
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Alan Kilshaw Warrington & Cheshrie Service Area Coordinator Warrington Collegiate College, Winwick Road, Warrington, WA2 8QA Phone - 01925 494624 Mobile - 07874 308426 Summary of Duties Develop, manage, implement and monitor local Rugby League Development Plan
Matt Birkett North West Regional Manager
RFL,
Phone - 01925 494626 Summary of Duties
Regional lead for delivery of Community Strategy in the |
Web Link
Head Offices
Rugby Football League
Red Hall,
Tel: 0844 477 7113
Fax: 0844 477 0013
For more information about Rugby League in
Please visit http://warringtonrlsa.co.uk/
For more information on the TRY IT website please go to http://www.tryit.co.uk/
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2010-2012 Community Strategy
For further information please click here
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Regional Plan
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Competition 1.1 Increase the number of 5-19 community club teams from 49 to 56 1.11c Increase number of Touch RL competitions from 2 to 3 1.11h Increase the number of Masters Teams from 1 to 4 1.1hIncrease the number of registered Masters Participants from 16 to 64 1.11c Increase the number of adult Touch RL participants from 64 to 304 1.1h Increase the number of Masters teams from 1 to 4
1.2aRun 1 Wheelchair 1.2dIncrease the number of qualified Match Officials available to appoint on club games from 25 to 30(including 1 female) 1.2dIncrease the number of teachers who are qualified match officials from 0-11 1.4b Increase the number of primary school participants from 216 to 1860 1.4b Increase the number of primary school participants from 216 to 1860 1.5gIncrease the Number of Schools taking part in Competition from 9 to 11 1.6bIncrease the number of Girl’s Champion Schools teams from 4 to 8 (2009/2010 academic year) increase the number of female 16-19 year olds participating in college RL from 0 to 24
1.7cIncrease the Number of men’s He Teams in
Club 1.6Increase the number of 5-19 registered players from 1192 to 1384 (2010/2011 season) 1.6c Increase the number of girl’s under 12 to 16 registered players from 32 to 44 2.2bIncrease the number of registered active volunteers from 105 to 135 2.2b Run 12 RLLA’s 2.2cIncrease the number of Volunteer Coordinators from 4 to 8 2.4aIncrease the number of Clubmark Gold clubs to 6 2.5eIncrease number of Welfare Officers from 7 to 12 2.2b Run 12 RLLA’s
Player Development Identify a facility for Service Area Talent Development Centre which meets minimum standards 3.1b50 players to access the talent pathway (excluding scholarship)
Coaching 4.2aDeploy two full time CRLC 4.2bRecruit & develop 12 volunteer coaches skilled to work with talented players 4.2cIncrease the number of active qualified coaches from 147 to 187 4.3cIdentify and train 1 Coach Educator
Visibility and Profile 5.1f £25,000 funding brought into the area through Amateur Clubs 5.1f £10,000 funding brought into the area through Service Area 5.1f Produce Monthly SA newsletter
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Latest News
For up to date news about Rugby League please go to http://www.therfl.co.uk/~therflc/community/
Coaching (Including Courses & Awards)
The Cheshire & Warrington Sports Partnership hopes to develop Coaching CW into a 'one stop shop' information and management tool, for coaches and employers of coaches in
If you are looking for information in relation to coaching in your sport or advice, guidance and possibly funding then please visit http://www.coachingcw.org/
Resources
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Sport Information Pack
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Active People Survey
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Club Accreditation
Outline of NGB's Club accreditation scheme
The Rugby Football League’s objective is to develop clubs that are accredited as the sign of a quality Club with the commitment to provide a safe effective and child-friendly environment. More information from The Rugby Football League...
Rugby League clubs that gain accreditation will receive recognition and promotion by Sport England, The RFL, County Sports Partnerships and Local Authorities. Clubmark will bring benefits such as:
Increased participation levels via promotion of the clubs in their communities.
Increased opportunity in terms of accessing resources, developing coaches and volunteers.
Raising the standard of the sport and creating a quality environment for all involved.
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