competitions Pilbara Rugby League The Pilbara Rugby League is a six club competition in the north-west of Western Australia. The clubs are: Karratha Broncos Karratha Roosters Karratha Storm Port Hedland Hawks South Hedland Cougars Wickham Wasps WARL The NRLWA, sponsored as the Fuel to Go and Play Premiership, is the premier rugby league football competition in the state. The majority of the Eleven clubs originate in the Perth metro area and both Fremantle and South Perth are foundation WARL clubs. Junior grades run from under 6's up to under 16's and senior competition is divided into four divisions, Men's First Grade, Men's Reserve Grade (Val Murphy Trophy), Women's Tackle and Women's League Tag (Flag Belt). * Denotes currently fielding a First Grade Team in the Fuel to Go and Play Premiership First Grade Premiers * Denotes club dissolved and no longer exists Notable WARL juniors competed in the NRL Fremantle Roosters Russell Addison (1960-61 South Sydney Rabbitohs) Brian Wedgewood (1967-70 Canterbury Bulldogs) South Perth Lions Jon Grieve (1991-97 Manly Warringah Sea Eagles & Western Reds) Jon Green (2006-13 Canterbury Bulldogs, St George Illawarra & Cronulla Sharks) Bryson Goodwin (2007-20 Cronulla Sharks, Canterbury Bulldogs & South Sydney Rabbitohs) l Bronx Goodwin (2007-12 Canberra Raiders, Cronulla Sharks & St George Illawarra) Cory Paterson (2007-14 Newcastle Knights, North Queensland Cowboys & Wests Tigers) Kennedy Cherrington (2020- Sydney Roosters) Kurt De Luis (2021- Manly Sea Eagles) Canning Bulldogs Luke Goodwin (1992-99 Canterbury Bulldogs, Penrith Panthers, Western Reds & Western Suburbs Magpies) North Beach Sea Eagles Jarrad Millar (1997 Western Reds) Daniel Holdsworth (2004-14 Cronulla Sharks, St George Illawarra & Canterbury Bulldogs) Belmont Steelers Matt Petersen (2002-08 Parramatta Eels, North Queensland Cowboys & Gold Coast Titans) Joondalup Giants Lee Te Maari (2006-10 St George Illawarra, Canterbury Bulldogs & Parramatta Eels) Curtis Rona (2014–18 North Queensland Cowboys, Canterbury Bulldogs) Waqa Blake (2015- Penrith Panthers, Parramatta Eels) Anneka Taia-Stephens (2018- St George-Illawarra Dragons) Willagee Bears Chance Peni (2013-16 Newcastle Knights, Wests Tigers) Royce Hunt (2016- Canberra Raiders, Cronulla) Jordan Pererira (2018- St George Illawarra Dragons) Shanice Parker (2019- Sydney Roosters) Ellenbrook Rabbitohs Jackson Topine (2020- Canterbury Bulldogs) South Headland Cougars Ilaisaane Finau (2015 Australian Jillaroos) See also Rugby league in Western Australia References External links Rugby league governing bodies in Australia Rugby league in Western Australia Ru 1948 establishments in Australia Sports organizations established in 1948