The Serbian Rugby League Championship ( Serbian : Првенство Србије у рагбију 13 / Prvenstvo Srbije u ragbiju 13 ) is a domestic competition of rugby league played in Serbia . The competition started in 2002 when 4 teams played each other twice, once at home and once away, from April through to August. It was deemed a success and so the league continued in 2003. Since then new teams have been added and some have disappeared. Seasons 2007 and 2008 saw stabilization of rugby league scene in the country. Clubs like Podbara Novi Sad and Palilulac Hammers ( Serbian : Палилулац Чекићар / Palilulac Čekićar ) from the city of Niš entered the competition. Very soon, Faculty of Political Sciences (FPN XIII) from Belgrade formed their own rugby league team, which is the first student's rugby team of any code in the country and the region. Their place in competition was taken by Belgrade University XIII , while FPN XIII and other students' teams form University League of Serbia - UniLeague . In 2009, it was formed lower grade competition for the first time, for emerging clubs.
6-429: As new clubs are establishing and joining Serbian Rugby League Federation, further development and quality raise is expected in the following years. In total, 29 teams have played in the league, with Dorćol being the only team who have played every year. Beside each club name, in brackets, is what years the club has taken part in the league. 2012 competition sees ten teams divided in two quality groups (A and B), with
12-9454: Is the governing body for the sport of rugby league football in Serbia . The Association was formed in 2001 in Kruševac. They have been full members of the RLEF from August 2011. See also [ edit ] [REDACTED] Sports portal [REDACTED] Serbia portal Rugby league in Serbia Serbia national rugby league team References [ edit ] ^ "Serbian Rugby League Federation" . European Rugby League . Retrieved 16 May 2024 . 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The French Rugby League Federation ( French : Fédération Française de Rugby à XIII ( FFR ))
18-641: Is the governing body for the sport of rugby league in France . The Federation was formed during 1934 and since then has organised and governed the French rugby league championship , the Lord Derby Cup and all of the clubs that are contained within those organisations. The FFR also controls the France national rugby league team organizing fixtures that they compete in, they also have a major voting position in
24-813: The Rugby League International Federation where they help organise many aspects of rugby league worldwide. Following development work by both Harry Sunderland (on behalf of the Australian Rugby League ) and the Rugby Football League based in England, the Australian and Great British Test teams played an exhibition game at Stade Pershing in Paris in late December 1933. The French Rugby League
30-631: The bottom group additionally divided in two parts on geographical basis (North and South). They play home and away round robin format league. In group A, top group teams play-off with qualifying semifinal (2nd v 3rd) game in week 1. Regular season top team is the first grand finalist, while the winner of qualifying semi-final is the other. Grand final is played in week 2 at the home ground of qualifying play-off winner. In group B, top two teams from each part qualify to semi-final (North 1 v South 2, South 2 v North 1). Semifinal winners play in Group B final to decide
36-856: The champion and the team who should be promoted to Group A next season. Semifinal losers play 7th/8th place playoff (in aggregate Group A+Group B), while bottom teams from each group play for 9th place. During regular season, team earns 2 pts for win, 1 pt for tie game and no pts for loss. The team is deducted 3 pts for forfeit game. Source: Serbian Rugby League Serbian Rugby League Ragbi 13 Federacija Srbije Founded 2001 Responsibility Serbia Key people Vladan Kikanović (Chief Executive) Coach Stuart Wilkinson Competitions Serbian Rugby League Championship Serbian Rugby League Cup Serbian Rugby League Super Cup Website Official website [REDACTED] [REDACTED] The Serbian Rugby League
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