in the competition's inaugural season, losing out 32-24 to Sheffield-Hallam Eagles. In 2014, they were prevented from reaching a second consecutive Grand Final after a semi-final defeat away to eventual champions Valley Cougars. In 2014, the Outlaws launched Project 30 - a scheme to raise money to help secure a permanent home for the club and the sport of rugby league in the city of Nottingham. In 2015 they lifted the Conference league south championship by beating defending champions Valley Cougars 39-12 at Bath In 2018, the club finally secured a permanent home at Lenton Lane, the former site of the now-defunct Greenwood Meadows F.C. Juniors Nottingham Outlaws' junior teams take part in the Midlands Junior League. In 2009, Outlaws under-16s were crowned Midlands Champions, leading to a number of players being selected to represent the East Midlands and later the full Midlands teams. Numerous players have since gone on the achieve this at various age groups from under-12 to under-18. 2012 saw five Outlaws juniors being selected to tour Serbia with the Midlands under-18s. The successful development of players at the club has also seen players involved with professional clubs, Sheffield Eagles, Wakefield Trinity Wildcats and Castleford Tigers. Club honours RLC North Midlands Division: 2003, 2004 RLC Midlands Premier: 2006, 2008 Harry Jepson Trophy: 2008 RL Merit League Shield: 2008 Conference League South Champions: 2015 External links Project 30 website Rugby League Conference teams Sport in Nottingham Rugby clubs established in 1999 Rugby league teams in Nottinghamshire 1999 establishments in England English rugby league teams