Over the past five years Youth, Junior and Mini Rugby League in London and the South East has grown rapidly to span Greater London and 6 other Counties, boasting 25 clubs and over 80 teams. In 2010 the region will have over 1900 club players in its development system, stemming from our primary and secondary school programs that engage in excess thousands of participants annually.

Playing opportunities exist for junior players from the age of 6 to 19, when participants are ready to make the transition to open age amateur Rugby League. 

To find your local club please use the Club locator below or for more information contact Regional Development Officer, Andy Gilvary by email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

The London League was founded in 1965, historically running as a winter program accommodating those who had brought their passion of the game southwards from the traditional rugby league heartlands. 

In recent years, the competition has switched to a summer season in line with the professional game, and now operates as a development league for new and social clubs or clubs who are unable to commit to regular fixture such as the Armed forces and Met Police. 

To find your local club please use the Club locator below or for more information on how to get involved or set up your own club, contact Regional Development Officer, Steve Davis by email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

The Rugby League Conference (RLC) started life as a concept in 1997, bringing together 12 amateur clubs based in the 'non-traditional' areas of Great Britain. The key difference between the Rugby League Conference and other leagues is that it is played during the summer months, and this opens up opportunities for many people to take up the sport who are engaged in other sports during the winter. 

To find your local club please use the Club locator below or for more information contact Regional Development Officer, Steve Davis by email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

Please visit the Rugby league Conference Website:
www.rugbyleagueconference.co.uk

Demand for girl’s rugby league in schools and clubs has risen steeply in recent years and 2010 will see the emergence of the first ever girls club competition with four new clubs forming in South and West London. 

To join your nearest girls club please use the Club locator below or for more information contact Girls Rugby League Development Officer, Aran Quinn by email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Women’s senior Rugby League is also set to take off as well with the formation of the London RL 2010 Women’s Merit League season. This will include festivals on non consecutive weekends, allowing for teams to arrange full length fixtures in spare weeks that will also add to the points tally throughout the season. The top two teams will face off in the RLC Grand Finals day festivities with the regions two other Championship fixtures.

If you are interested in playing women's rugby league or would like to set up a club, please contact Regional Development Officer Steve Davis: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it