The 2013 National Conference League was the 28th season of the National Conference League, the top league for British amateur rugby league clubs. Premier Division The Premier Division featured three new clubs: Egremont Rangers, promoted as champions from 2012 NCL Division One Castleford Lock Lane, promoted from 2012 NCL Division One York Acorn, promoted from 2012 NCL Division One League table Play-offs Division One Division One featured five new clubs: East Leeds, promoted as champions from 2012 NCL Division Two Waterhead Warriors, promoted from 2012 NCL Division Two Dewsbury Celtic, promoted from 2012 NCL Division Two Oulton Raiders, relegated from 2012 NCL Premier Division Saddleworth Rangers, relegated from 2012 NCL Premier Division League table Division Two Division Two featured four new clubs: Leigh East, relegated from 2012 NCL Premier Division Castleford Panthers, relegated from 2012 NCL Division One Oldham St Annes, relegated from 2012 NCL Division One Stanningley, relegated from 2012 NCL Division One Widnes West Bank resigned from the league mid-season; their results were expunged. League table Division Three Division Three featured ten new clubs: Crosfields, relegated from 2012 NCL Division Two Featherstone Lions, relegated from 2012 NCL Division Two Heworth, relegated from 2012 NCL Division Two Seven new teams were also granted membership to the National Conference League: Blackbrook, Hindley, Kells, Peterlee Pumas, Pilkington Recs, Wigan St Cuthberts and Woolston Rovers. League table Cup results Conference Challenge Trophy: Leigh Miners Rangers 42–14 Wigan St Patricks Notes References National Conference League seasons National Conference League