Harold Matthews Cup

Harold Matthews Cup
Current season or competition: 2014 Harold Matthews Cup season

Sport	Rugby league football
Instituted	1970
Inaugural season	1970
Number of teams	16
Countries	Australia (15 teams) New Zealand (1 team)
Premiers	Newcastle Knights (3rd title) (2014)
Most titles	Parramatta Eels (19 titles)
Website	Harold Matthews Cup
Broadcast partner	Nine Network (Australia) Fox Sports (Australia) Sky Sport (New Zealand)
Related competition	S. G. Ball Cup

The NSWRL Harold Matthews Cup is a junior rugby league competition played in New South Wales between teams made up of players aged under 16. The competition is administered by the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL). The competition is made up of NSW-based clubs and includes both junior representative teams of the elite National Rugby League (NRL) and clubs and academies that do not field teams in the NRL competition.

The competition is named after Harold Matthews, a Balmain Tigers secretary who later was appointed as manager of the Australian Test squad and later went on to become secretary of the NSWRL and ARL.^[1]

The clubs

In 2011, seventeen clubs fielded teams in the NSWRL Harold Matthews Cup.

As of 2013, Melbourne Storm has joined in the competition.

Harold Matthews Cup Premiers

Year	Age	Premiers	Runners Up
1970		Parramatta
1971		Parramatta
1972		Parramatta
1973		Cronulla-Sutherland
1974		South Sydney
1975		Parramatta
1976		Parramatta
1977		Cronulla-Sutherland
1978		Canberra (CRL)
1979		Penrith
1980		Group 12 (CRL)
1981		Parramatta
1982		Parramatta
1983		Group 6 (CRL)
1984		Canberra
1985		Penrith
1986		Parramatta
1987	U/15s	Illawarra
1988	U/15s	Parramatta
1989	U/15s	Penrith
1990	U/15s	Parramatta	Gold Coast Seagulls
1991	U/15s	Gold Coast Seagulls	Cronulla-Sutherland
1992	U/15s	Newcastle	South Sydney
1993	U/15s	Canberra	Parramatta
1994	U/15s	Parramatta	Penrith
1995	U/15s	Canberra	Parramatta
1996	U/15s	Illawarra	Newcastle
1997	U/16s	Parramatta	North Sydney
1998	U/16s	Parramatta
1999	U/16s	Parramatta	South Sydney
2000	U/16s	Newcastle	Penrith
2001	U/16s	Sharks	Penrith
2002	U/16s	Penrith
2003	U/15s	Parramatta	St. George
2004	U/16s	Parramatta	Penrith
2005	U/16s	Penrith	Canterbury
2006	U/16s	Penrith	Canterbury
2007	U/16s	Canterbury	Penrith
2008	U/16s	Parramatta	Penrith
2009	U/16s	Canterbury	Parramatta
2010	U/16s	Penrith	Parramatta
2011	U/16s	Canterbury	Illawarra
2012	U/16s	Parramatta	Newcastle
2013	U/16s	Parramatta	South Sydney
2014	U/16s	Newcastle	Penrith
2015	U/16s	Cronulla-Sutherland

References

↑ "1920". TIGERS. Retrieved 2012-02-18.

External links

Rugby league in New South Wales

Representative competition

City vs Country Origin
Women's City vs Country Origin

NSWRL

Representative teams	New South Wales Blues City Origin Team

Other competitions	New South Wales Cup Ron Massey Cup Sydney Shield SG Ball Harold Matthews Cup

Discontinued competitions	Jersey Flegg Cup NSWRL premiership Amco Cup

CRL

Representative team	Country Origin

CRL divisions	Canberra Central Coast Illawarra Newcastle Northern Rivers Sunraysia-Riverlands

CRL groups	Region 1: 2 3 Region 2: 4 19 21 Region 3: 9 20 Region 4: 10 11 14 Region 5: 6 7 16

Illawarra teams	Berkeley Eagles Collegians Corrimal Cougars Dapto Canaries Helensburgh Tigers Shellharbour Workers Thirroul Butchers UOW Titans Wests Red Devils

Newcastle teams	Central Charlestown Butcher Boys Cessnock Goannas Kurri Kurri Bulldogs Lakes United Seagulls Macquarie Scorpions Maitland Pickers Northern Blues South Newcastle Lions Western Suburbs Rosellas Wyong Roos

Group 7 teams	Albion Park-Oak Flats Eagles Batemans Bay Tigers Berry-Shoalhaven Heads Magpies Gerringong Lions Jamberoo Superoos Kiama Knights Milton-Ulladulla Bulldogs Warilla-Lake South Gorillas

Other cups	Castlereagh Cup Woodbridge Cup Clayton Cup Outback RL Mid-West Cup

New South Wales
Women's Rugby League

Representative team	New South Wales Women's rugby league team

Sydney Metropolitan Women's Rugby League teams	Auburn Warriors Canley Heights Dragons Forestville Ferrets Maitland Pickers Penrith Waratahs Redfern All Blacks

Other competitions	Country Rugby League Women's RL competitions

New South Wales
Tertiary Student
Rugby League

Clubs	CSU Bathurst Mungoes Cumberland Beavers Lewisham Old Boys Macarthur Magpies Newcastle Seahorses Norwest Polecats RailCorp Apprentices Royal Australian Navy Tridents Sydney University University of Canberra Cows UTS Tigers West Sydney Blues

Previous clubs	Alexander Mackie College Hornsby TAFE Macquarie University Mount Saint Mary College North Sydney TAFE NSW Institute of Technology Sydney University Vet Science Teachers Club University of New South Wales University of Technology, Kuring-gai University of Western Sydney, Nepean Wollongong University

Rugby league in Australia

National Federation	Australian Rugby League Commission

National teams	Kangaroos Jillaroos Prime Minister's XIII Aboriginal Junior Kangaroos Schoolboys

State Federations	New South Wales NSW Country Northern Territory Queensland South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia

Other Federations	University Masters Police Women

Events	All Stars Auckland Nines City vs Country State of Origin World Club Challenge

Competitions	National Rugby League National Youth Competition State Championship Affiliated States Championship Schoolboy Cup

Honours	Clive Churchill Medal Dally M Medal Hall of Fame The Immortals

Media	Big League Rugby League Week The Footy Show Friday Night Football NRL video games

Lists	Clubs Venues (stadiums by capacity) Premiers Wooden spooners

Rugby league in Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Northern Territory Queensland South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia

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