The 14 teams taking part in the new North American Rugby League competition
11th March 2020, John Smith's Stadium, Huddersfield, England; Coral Challenge Cup Round 5, Toronto Wolfpack v Huddersfield Giants : Chase Stanley of Toronto Wolfpack poses for a pictures with the fans following the win over Huddersfield Giants
The North American Rugby League competition will have 14 teams taking part in its inaugural season.
The NARL will be a 14-team competition that will play its first round of games on the weekend of June 19 in Brooklyn and June 20 in Las Vegas.
Teams from across the USA and Canada will compete in three conferences – the East Coast Conference, the West Coast Conference and the Canada Cup.
— North American Rugby League (@NARugbyLeague) March 31, 2021
All games will be broadcast on NARL’s exclusive online streaming partner Sportsflick.
East Coast Conference
Atlanta Rhinos (@AtlantaRhinos)
Boston Thirteens (@Boston13s)
Brooklyn Kings (@BrooklynKingsRL)
Cleveland Rugby League (@clerugbyleague)
New York Rugby League (@newyork_RL)
Washington Cavalry
West Coast Conference
Austin Armadillos (@ArmadilloRugby)
Las Vegas Blackjacks (@BlackjackRugby)
Phoenix Venom (@PhxVenomRugby)
Portland Loggers (@LoggerRugby)
San Diego Swell (@SwellRugby)
San Francisco Rush (@SF_RushRugby)
Canada Cup
Toronto Wolfpack (@TOwolfpack)
Ottawa Aces (@ottawaaces)
Who are you supporting?
Well, the NARL has made this decision slightly easier for us…
So guys. Who needs help choosing a team? #TheTimeIsNow pic.twitter.com/hP6Qlk8qFP
— North American Rugby League (@NARugbyLeague) March 31, 2021
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