From Phil Caplan, RLEF
The 2013 Rugby League European Bowl will feature the Czech Republic, Norway and Ukraine with the biggest ever prize attached for the victors. The winning nation will be promoted to the 2014-15 European Shield.
Played annually since 2008, the Bowl reverts back to the triangular format used in 2009, when Ukraine won on their only appearance. They open proceedings on 6th July at home to...
From Phil Caplan, RLEF
The RLEF’s three-year project to implement a standardised technical strategy, which will produce accredited coach educators throughout the regions, continued in Dublin this week with the Western European candidates completing the second of the three phase programme.
Two Irish, three Dutch, three Norwegian and three Swedish delegates, plus Roderick Attard from Malta Rugby League who was...
Various
Some more great news from Europe this week with new affiliate members being accepted, The War of the Roses in swing with Cumbria winning the opening round and Lebanon and Italy battling it out for the last world Cup qualifiers. Russia and Serbia though won’t be going home empty, they will be fighting it out for the Slavic Cup.
RUGBY LEAGUE EUROPEAN FEDERATION FORMALLY ADMITS FOUR NEW MEMBERS
From Phil...
By Daniel Andruczyk
I am back from my two weeks of travels. I would love to say that its been a nice relaxing time, but I have been hard at work the whole time both in my physics and also Rugby League. Much has been happening in the world of Rugby League, and so lets do a bit of a round up of the last two weeks.
Congrats to Simon and Kathy Cooper … and Germany!
First up I would like to extend my congratulations...
By Daniel Andruczyk
If there is ever am example of a way to do things in Rugby League, Its Europe and the European Federation. Ever since its establishment we have seen the number of countries in Europe that play Rugby league explode from just a few to now well over twenty. Yesterday the hard work over the last 10 years that Lebanon and Serbia have put into to the sport has been officially recognised by the Rugby...
By Daniel Andruczyk
May 30 saw the inaugural Scandinavian 9′s Rugby League Tournament played in Oslo, Norway. 8 teams from around Europe cam to play and the final featured the German U18′s come up against the London ANZACS who were a joint Australian and New Zealand team of players based in London. The Antipodeans went on to win but not after a bit of a scare from the German youth.
Highlights of the...
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By Daniel Andruczyk
The Scandinavian 9′s were held at the end of May in Oslo Norway. Six teams participated in the Inaugural event with two groups of three. Alpenstopff Deutschland and the London ANZAC’s won their respective groups to play off in the Final. With teams from Norway and Sweden there was a nice international flavour to it. Here are some of the highlights from the round matches. A separate...
By Various
This week, after another hectic schedule due to travel and conferences with my job, I am finally able to get back and start doing some reporting on the game again. Some results coming through with internationals and also domestic comps in Italy.
RUGBY LEAGUE EUROPEAN FEDERATION – EUROPEAN SHIELD – MATCH 1
NORWAY 32 GERMANY 28 – Bislett Stadion, Oslo
Two-try stand off and man of the match Tye...
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