Parramatta Junior Rugby League

Parramatta Junior Rugby League formed in 1946, when, as a result of expanding urban sprawl an influx of residents flocked to the immediate Parramatta area, this caused a compacted competition to be formed and the Western Districts and Southern Districts competitions were revamped. In its fledgling years the competitions took in teams from far a drift as Liverpool and St Mary's and just about every town on the Cumberland plateau. In the forties, fifties and sixties rugby league was perceived as the game of the working class man, it went hand in hand with the growing status of the "Westies" from the suburbs.

Parramatta Junior Rugby League
Club information
Full nameParramatta Junior Rugby League Club Inc
Colours     Blue
     Gold
Founded4 November 1946 as Parramatta
Websitehttp://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?client=1-724-0-0-0
Current details
Ground(s)
  • Pirtek Stadium (22,000)
  • ANZ Stadium (84,000)

As time progressed the rugby league fraternity transformed their game into a proficient organisation culminating in these modern times where Parramatta Junior League is now recognised as a high profile, professionally orientated sport which is highly competitive and readily marketed.

Parramatta has always been seen as the leading nursery for the game of rugby league in Sydney. The Eels Juniors have etched their names into the record books with premierships in the prestigious Junior Representative Competitions. Our players have graced elite competitions worldwide and Parramatta players are highly regarded and sought after in all levels of the game.

The Parramatta Junior Rugby League currently consists of 22 Clubs, represented by 362 teams and 6,500 players covering a vast area which consists of five council municipalities, being, Hills District, Parramatta, Blacktown, Holroyd and Fairfield. The players represent a diversified group of nationalities with Caucasian, Polynesian, Middle Eastern and European being the dominant races.

Parramatta Junior Rugby League

Parramatta Junior Rugby League Clubs
Club Suburb Ground
All Saints Toongabbie Tigers JRLC Incorporated Toongabbie C.V. Kelly Park
PCYC Western Sydney Rugby League Blacktown Allan Robertson Reserve
Cabra-Vale Diggers Edensor Park Cobras JRLFC Inc Edensor Park Bosnjak Park
Cabramatta Two Blues Cabramatta New Era Stadium
Canley Heights JRLFC Inc Smithfield Rosford Street Reserve
Canley Vale JRLFC Inc Canley Vale Adams Park
Fairfield Patrician Brothers JRLFC Incorporated Fairfield Carrawood Park
Greystanes JRLFC Incorporated Greystanes Darling Street Park
Guildford Junior Rugby League Guilford Mccredie Park
Hills District JRLFC And Touch Association Inc Baulkham Hills Crestwood Oval
Kellyville Rouse Hill Bushrangers JRLFC Incorporated Kellyville Kellyville Park
Lalor Park JRLFC Incorporated Lalor Park Cavanagh Reserve
Marconi Mustangs Bossley Park Marconi Oval
Maulers United JRLFC Incorporated Fairfield Fairfield Oval
Merrylands Rams JRLFC And Touch Association Inc Merrylands Merrylands Oval
Mounties Mount Pritchard Mt Pritchard Sportsground
Parramatta City Titans JRLFC Incorporated Parramatta Ollie Webb Reserve
Parramatta Junior Eel's Rugby League & Sports Club Inc North Parramatta Richie Benaud Oval
Rouse Hill Rhinos Junior Rugby League Incorporated Castle Hill Wrights Road Reserve
Seven Hills JRLFC Incorporated Seven Hills International Peace Park
Wentworthville United JRLFC Incorporated Wentworthville Ringrose Park
Winston Hills Junior Rugby League Club Inc Baulkham Hills Tory Burn Reserve
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