BARLA National Cup
The BARLA National Cup is a knock-out competition for amateur rugby league clubs in Great Britain. It is administered by the British Amateur Rugby League Association (BARLA).
Past winners
- 1973-74 Leigh MW 12 - 7 Latchford Albion
- 1974-75 Pilkington Recs 22 - 4 Rochdale Mayfield
- 1975-76 Ace Amateurs 20 - 12 Ovenden RLFC
- 1976-77 West Hull 10 - 3 NDLB
- 1977-78 Milford Marlins 22 - 13 Leigh MW
- 1978-79 Pilkington Recs 9 - 3 West Hull
- 1979-80 Pilkington Recs 16 - 5 Dewsbury Celtic
- 1980-81 Beecroft & Wightman 11 - 2 Castleford Lock Lane
- 1981-82 Pilkington Recs 19 - 2 Milford Marlins
- 1982-83 Leigh MW 12 - 8 Castleford Lock Lane
- 1983-84 Dudley Hill 24 - 16 Mysons RLFC
- 1984-85 Jubilee RLFC 26 - 10 West Hull
- 1985-86 Mysons RLFC 17 - 8 Millom RLFC
- 1986-87 Thatto Heath Crusaders 15 - 8 Heworth RLFC
- 1987-88 Wigan St Patricks 28 - 8 Elland RLFC
- 1988-89 Crosfields RLFC 25 - 11 Kells RLFC
- 1989-90 Egremont Rangers 11 - 4 Saddleworth Rangers
- 1990-91 Saddleworth Rangers 27 - 14 Hull Dockers
- 1991-92 Hull Dockers 27 - 8 Skirlaugh RLFC
- 1992-93 Saddleworth Rangers 23 - 16 Hensingham RLFC
- 1993-94 Saddleworth Rangers 33 - 8 Thatto Heath Crusaders
- 1994-95 West Hull 7 - 6 Woolston Rovers
- 1995-96 Skirlaugh RLFC 21 - 16 Ellenborough Rangers
- 1996-97 Ellenborough Rangers 28 - 24 Bradford Dudley Hill
- 1997-98 Redhill RLFC 40 - 12 Ideal ABI
- 1998-99 Skirlaugh RLFC 32 - 2 Wath Brow Hornets
- 1999-00 Skirlaugh RLFC 36 - 30 Ideal Isberg
- 2000-01 Thatto Heath Crusaders 20 - 12 Featherstone Lions
- 2001-02 West Hull 36 - 10 Ince Rose Bridge
- 2002-03 Oldham St Annes 15 - 14 West Hull
- 2003-04 Wath Brow Hornets 25 - 19 Oldham St Annes
- 2004-05 Wath Brow Hornets 16 - 6 Skirlaugh RLFC
- 2005-06 Skirlaugh RLFC 26 - 13 Leigh MR
- 2006-07 Halton Simms Cross 23 - 8 Ince Rose Bridge
- 2007-08 East Hull 32 - 10 Wath Brow Hornets
- 2008-09
- 2009-10 Queens ARLFC 17 v 7 Leigh East
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