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Community Rugby League | COVID-19 Lockdown Plan Community Rugby League | COVID-19 Lockdown Plan – Greater Sydney COMMUNITY METRO PLUS 3rd/ 4th July 10th/ 11th July 17th/18th July Notes Central Coast, Wollongong, Blue 24th/25th July Mountains and Shell Harbour and 31st July/1st August Group 7. Central Coast No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. North Sydney No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. Manly No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. Balmain No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. Roosters No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. South Sydney No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. Canterbury No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. Wests Tigers Macarthur No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. Group 6 Jnrs and Snrs No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. Illawarra Jnrs and Snrs No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. Group 7 Seniors and Juniors No games. Training permitted for No games. Training permitted No games. Training permitted for clubs Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. clubs outside Shellharbour. for clubs outside Shellharbour. outside Shellharbour. Parramatta No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. Penrith No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. St George No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. Cronulla No games or training No games No games Contact Local Administrator for any specific developments. Regional Leagues 3rd/ 4th July 10th/ 11th July 17th/18th July Notes 24th/25th July 31st July/1st August Northern Rivers Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Group 1 JRL Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Group 18 JRL Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Group 2 Jnrs and Snrs Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Group 3 Jnrs and Snrs Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Hastings League Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Group 4 Snrs and Jnrs Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Group 21 Snrs and Jnrs Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Group 19 Snrs and Jnrs Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Maitland JRL Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Newcastle JRL Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Newcastle and Hunter Valley Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Newcastle Seniors Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Barwon Darling Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Outback Rugby League Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Castlereagh League& Group 14 Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and JRL continue. potential impacts. Group 14 JRL Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Group 11 Seniors and Juniors Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Outback Rugby League Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Group 10 Seniors and Juniors Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Mid West League Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Woodbridge Cup Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Group 20 Snrs and Jnrs Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Group 9 Snrs and Jnrs Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Murray Cup Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Western Riverina Cup Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions and continue. potential impacts. Canberra Raiders RL Games and training to Games and training to continue. Games and training to continue. * Leagues and Clubs note restrictions. Competitions Jnrs and Snrs continue. Refer to ACT and NSW Health. .
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