Besides wearing the sox, the St Christopher's Under 8 Blues are also doing their bit to make a difference by fundraising for the McGrath Foundation, the official charity partner of the Harvey Norman Women in League Round.

Please see attached information regarding NSW Rugby League Academy 2013 Winter Mod Players Camp to be held from Monday 1st – Wednesday 3rd July 2013 for players aged 9-12 years old.

On Monday 27th May 2013 the NSW Blues will be having their first training session prior to State of Origin Game 1 at Coogee Oval.

The draw for Round 7 of the Canterbury-Bankstown Junior Rugby League (CBDJRL) and Sydney Combined Competition (SCC) to be played on the weekend 18/19 May 2013 is now available.

Greenacre Tigers still have plenty of places available in their Under 9's side for the 2013 season.

The annual Masters Rugby League Festival will be hosted by the Alexandria Rovers JRLFC.

Newly formed Canterbury-Bankstown Junior Rugby League Club Bass Hill Broncos are pleased to launch their jersey for the 2013 season.

Please see attached changes to the Laws of the Rugby League for season 2013.

From 7 January 2013, smoking is banned in spectator areas at public sports grounds and other recreational areas in NSW. However, smoking will only be banned when an organised sporting event is being held.

As the 2013 season approaches please follow the Age Ready Reckoner especially if you're a new to the game and how the age group structure works in Rugby League.

A new Working with Children Check will be introduced in early 2013. Until then, the current check will continue. Download the document for more information.

The Australian Dental Association (ADA) strongly recommends wearing a custom-fitted mouthguard to ensure maximum protection. These are available from your dentist.

National Rugby League Medical Officers have supported a strengthening of concussion guidelines as part of a review of procedures.

NSW Junior Leagues has introduced the Tough Love in League (TLIL) Regulations in the Under 13 - Under 17 age groups. TLIL is - Automatic send off's for punching, Zero tolerance of fighting, Minimum suspensions for violence, Stamping out abuse of match officials. Click on 'more' to view the full policy and download the brouchure.

Do you love your footy? Want to earn some cash and keep fit at the same time? If you answered yes and you're 14 years or older, become a rugby league referee.

They Teach the game to kids of all ages Putting up with crying kids And their parents’ rages.

Summary of the formation of Rugby League in the Canterbury-Bankstown District.