Sport | Rugby league |
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Formerly known as | Tonga National Rugby League |
Instituted | 1988 |
Number of teams | 19 |
Country | Tonga (19 teams) |
Premiers | Lapaha Knights (2006) |
Most titles | Lapaha Knights (1 title) Mu'a Saints (1 title) |
Website | NRL.com |
The Tongan National Rugby League (or for sponsorship reasons the TNRL Global Insurance Cup) is the major rugby league cup for semi-professional clubs in Tonga. Currently there are nineteen teams in the cup (12 in the first, 7 in the second) that compete annually in the national competition.
The league was established in 1988 to create a top tier national rugby league competition in Tonga after several scattered leagues existed in areas of the country previously and a combined national competition was deemed better for the national side and Tongan rugby league in general.
With the establishment of the TNRL the Tonga national rugby league team now each year contains several players whom currently play in the domestic competition, the 2006 national team contained both Simione Foliaki and Taufa Fukofuka from the Vaini Doves and the Mu'a Saints.[1]
The 2013 TNRL competition was won by the Kolomua Warriors who defeated Haakame Broncos at Teufaiva Stadium, Nuku'alofa.
Teams
First Division
The following twelve clubs competed in the Tongan rugby league championship during the 2022 season.
Club |
Finishing position in 2019 |
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Capital Warriors | 12th |
Fuekafa Rabbitohs | 8th |
Ha'akame Broncos | 9th |
Ha'ateiho Spartans | 5th |
Halaloto Green Barbarians | 7th |
Havelu Bulldogs | 10th |
Kolomotu'a Eagles | 11th |
Lapaha Knights | 1st |
Mu'a Saints | 2nd |
Nakolo Raiders | 3rd |
Silapeluua Crusaders | 6th |
Vaini Doves | 4th |
Committee
Member | Position | Nationality |
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Stan Moheloa | Chairman | Tonga |
Lopeti ‘Uhatafe | Secretary | Tonga |
Ofa Atu | Member of the Executive | Tonga |
See also
References
- ↑ "Mate ma'a Tonga squad for UK". Archived from the original on 2007-01-11. Retrieved 2007-05-18.
External links
- Official websites
- News sites