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Club Address Accrington Panthers Livingstone Road Directions Accrington Lancashire BB5 5BX Accrington Wildcats Thorneyholme Road Directions Accrington Lancashire BB5 6BD Addlington Rangers King George Playing Fields Directions Chorley Road, Adlington Chorley Lancashire PR6 9LP Ashton Bears Low Bank Road PLaying Fields Directions Low Bank Road Ashton-in-Makerfield Wigan WN4 9RD Atherton Dragons 2012 Kings Park Directions Howe Bridge Atherton Manchester WN7 1UE Bamber Bridge Withy Park Leisure Centre Directions Brindle Road Bamber Bridge Preston Lancashire PR5 6YJ Bank Quay Bulls Dallam Playing Fields Directions Longshaw Street Warrington Cheshire WA5 0DY Blackbrook Royals Blackbrook Sports & Recreation Club Directions Boardmans Lane Blackbrook St Helens Merseyside WA11 9BB Blackpool Scorpions South Shore Cricket Club Common Edge Road Blackpool FY4 5DY Blackpool Stanley Stanley Park Directions Blackpool Sports Centre West Park Drive Blackpool FY3 9HQ Bold Miners Fleet Lane Directions Parr St Helens Merseyside WA9 2NH Bolton Mets New House Farm Directions Holycroft Avenue Bolton Lancashire BL2 6HF Burtonwood Bridge Fir Tree Lane Playing Fields Directions Burtonwood Warrington Cheshire WA5 4NA Burtonwood Bulldogs Green Jones Brow Directions Burtonwood Warrington Cheshire WA5 4LH Bury Broncos Philips High School Directions Higher Lane Whitefield Manchester M45 7PH Cadishead Rhinos Fit City Cadishead Directions Lord Street Manchester M44 5EH Chester Gladiators Chester RUFC Directions Hare Lane Chester CH3 7DB Chorley Panthers Chisnall Playing Fields Directions Chisnall Lane Coppull Chorley Lancashire PR7 5EA Clock Face Miners Clock Face Miners Recreation Club Directions Crawford Street Clock Face St Helens WA9 4XL Crosfields Hood Lane Recreation Ground Directions Hood Lane North Warrington Cheshire WA5 1ET Culcheth Eagles Shaw Street Directions Culcheth Warrington Cheshire WA3 5EU Eccles and Salford Eccles Rugby League Club Directions Juniors (incorporating salford Juniors) Moat Hall Hallsworth Road Eccles Manchester M30 7LS Fittonhill & Hathershaw Bellfield Ave Directions Bulldogs Hathershaw Oldham England OL8 3EP Folly Lane Blue Ribbon Playing Fields Directions Fraser Street Swinton Manchester M27 4DH Golborne Parkside Golborne Parkside ARLFC Directions Rivington Avenue Golborne,Warrington Cheshire WA3 3HG Halton Farnworth Wilmere Lane Sports Ground Directions Hornets Wilmere Lane Widnes Cheshire WA8 5UP Haydock Warriors King George V Playing Fields Directions Branch Way Haydock St Helens WA11 0QW Higginshaw Eagles Higginshaw Sports and Social Club Directions St Stephens Street Oldham Manchester OL1 3QT Hindley St Peters Pavilion Directions Hurst Street Hindley Grt Manchester WN2 3DN Ince Rose Bridge Ince Rose Bridge Sports and Community Club Directions Pinfold St Off Manchester Rd Higher Ince Wigan WN2 2DZ Irlam Hornets Moorfield Primary School Playing Fields Directions Cutnook Lane Irlam Salford M44 6GX Kirkby Cougars St Laurence's Primary School Directions Leeside Avenue Southdene Kirkby Knowsley L32 9QX Langworthy Reds Oakwood Park Directions Swinton Park Road Swinton Manchester M6 7PB Latchford Albion Victoria Park Knutsford Road Warrington WA4 1DG Leigh East Leigh East Sports Pavillion Directions Leigh Sports Village Ledgard Avenue Leigh WN7 4GY Leigh Miners Rangers Leigh Miners Welfare Institute Directions Kirby Road Twist Lane Leigh Lancashire WN7 4EF Leyland Warriors Moss Side Playing Fields Directions Moss Side Way Leyland Lancashire PR26 7XU Little Hulton Reds Rabbit Hills Playing Fields Bolton Road Pendlebury Manchester M27 8FL Liverpool Lions De La Salle High Directions School Carr Lane East Croxteth Liverpool L11 4SG Liverpool Storm Hope Park Sports Directions Taggart Avenue Liverpool Merseyside L16 9JD Manchester Storm Wright Robinson College Abbey Hey Lane Gorton Manchester M18 8RL New Spring Lions Woodshaw Park Directions Woods Road Aspull Manchester WN2 1PJ Newton Storm Newton-le-Willows Sports Club Directions Crow Lane East Newton-le-Willows WA12 9XE Oldham St Annes Higginshaw Road Directions Oldham Manchester OL1 3JY Orrell St James 3 Gantley Road Directions Orrell Wigan Manchester WN5 7AE Pilkington Recs Pilkington Recs Directions Ruskin Drive St Helens Merseyside WA10 6RP Portico Vine Scholes Lane Playing Fields Scholes Lane Portico St Helens Merseyside WA10 3PA Rochdale Cobras Leigh Street Directions Firgrove Rochdale Lancashire OL16 3BW Rochdale Mayfield Mayfield Sports Centre Directions Mustangs Keswick Street Castleton Rochdale OL11 3BY Runcorn Sandy Lane Weston Point Runcorn Cheshire WA7 4EX Rylands Sharks Rylands Recreation Club Directions Gorsey Lane Warrington Cheshire WA2 7RZ Saddleworth Rangers Shaw Hall Bank Road Directions Greenfield Oldham OL3 7LD Shevington Sharks St John Rigby College Directions Gathurst Road Orrell Lancashire WN5 0LJ Thatto Heath Crusaders Close Street Directions Thatto Heath St Helens WA9 5JA Waterhead Peach Road Directions Waterhead Oldham Lancs OL4 2HX West Bank Bears Ted Gleave Sports Ground Directions Hutchinson Street Widnes WA8 0PZ Widnes Recreation Club Liverpool Road Widnes WA8 7EY West Craven Warriors W Close Rd Directions Barnoldswick Lancashire BB18 5 Westhoughton Lions The Den Directions Cunningham Road (off Wearish Lane) Westhoughton Bolton Lancashire BL5 2AN Widnes Moorfield Moorfield Sports & Social Club Directions Moorfield Road Widnes WA8 3HQ Widnes St Maries Brentfield Directions Heath Road WIdnes WA8 7NU Wigan Riversiders St Judes RLFC Directions Parsons Meadow Keats Avenue Wigan WN3 5UB Wigan St Cuthberts Montrose Avenue Directions Norley Hall Wigan Lancashire WN5 9XL Wigan St Judes Keats Avenue Directions Worsley Mesnes Wigan WN3 5UB Wigan St Patricks Harper Street Directions Ince Wigan Greater Manchester WN1 3BN Woolston Rovers Bennett's Recreation Ground Directions Railway View (off Blackbrook Avenue) Padgate Warrington Cheshire WA2 0DF .
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