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Northern Rivers Regional Rugby League (NRRRL)
The Northern Rivers Regional Rugby League (NRRRL) competition was formed in 2005 when it was agreed upon to combine the traditional Group 1 and Group 18 Rugby League competitions. The merger of these two traditional groups has created what is a truly regional competition with first grade, reserve grade, and under 18 teams located as far north as Tweed Heads, Grafton in the South and as far west as Kyogle and Casino.
The 2008 Northern Rivers Rugby League competition is composed of 14 teams:
South Tweed Koalas, Tweed Coast Raiders, Murwillumbah Mustangs, Cudgen Green Hornets, Mullumbimby Giants, Byron Bay Red Devils, Ballina Seagulls, Marist Brothers Rams, Casino Cougars, Kyogle Turkeys, Evans Heads Bombers, Lower Clarence Magpies, Grafton Ghosts and Grafton Rhinos.
Latest NRRRL News
Mullumbimby make Retravision Northern League semis; Lower Clarence shock losers
Defending Retravision Northern League premiers Mullumbimby Giants are in, and Lower Clarence Magpies are out of the Northern Rivers Regional Rugby League semi-finals after this weekend’s final round.
Lower Clarence were surprise 30-25 losers to Kyogle at Kyogle, and fell from third place to sixth place and out of the top five.
Mullumbimby went into the round in sixth place but equal on points with fifth-placed Tweed Coast Raiders and needing a massive win to boost their percentages.
This they achieved, wracking up almost a century in beating Cudgen 96-6 at Mullumbimby.
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It’s crunch time for Retravision Northern League defending premiers
Retravision Northern League premiers Mullumbimby Giants will be looking to rack up a big winning margin when they take on Cudgen at Mullumbimby on Sunday in the final round of the Northern Rivers Regional Rugby League competition.
The Giants are in sixth spot, equal with fifth-placed Tweed Coast Raiders on 23 points.
But Tweed Coast have the superior percentage rate — 146.15 to Mullumbimby’s 131.29 — and it is those percentages which will determine which side takes fifth and the final spot for the play-offs.
Grafton Ghosts, Byron Bay, Lower Clarence and Lismore Marist Brothers are assured of finals berths.
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