The Sydney Combined Competition (SCC) formerly Inner City Combined Competition (ICCC) was an amateur rugby league competition for both senior and junior rugby league clubs in the St. George, Canterbury-Bankstown, Balmain, Western Suburbs and Eastern Suburbs areas of Sydney.

The competition replaced the Inner City Combined Competition in 2013. It featured over 40 clubs from under 13's right through to A Grade, before it was scrapped in favour of a new model in 2020, known as the NSWRL conference.

District clubs (2013–2020) ClubHome GroundAlexandria RoversErskineville OvalAll Saints LiverpoolWoodward ParkArncliffe scotsCahill ParkAuburn WarriorsLidcombe OvalBalmain PCYCBirchgrove OvalBankstown BullsRuse ParkBankstown Sports RLFCSteve Folkes ReserveBass Hill BroncosMiddleton ParkBerala BearsPeter Hislop ParkBondi UnitedWaverley OvalBotany RamsBooralee ParkBrighton SeagullsScarborough ParkBurwood North-Ryde UnitedTG Millner FieldCampbelltown CollegiansBradbury OvalCampbelltown WarriorsWorrell ParkCarlingford CougarsCox ParkChester Hill HornetsTerry Lamb ComplexClovelly CrocodilesBurrows ParkConcord-Burwood United WolvesGoddard ParkCoogee Randwick WombatsMarcellin FieldsDundas ShamrocksSt Patricks Marist CollegeEaglevale St Andrews RLFCEschol Park Sports ComplexEast Campbelltown EaglesWaminda OvalEast Hills BulldogsSmith ParkEarlwood SaintsPeakhurst parkEnfield FederalsCooke ParkFive Dock RSL RLFCFive Dock ParkGreenacre TigersRoberts ParkHoly Cross RhinosFrank Street/Cressy RdHurstville UnitedBexley OvalIngleburn BulldogsWarren Ritchie OvalIngleburn RSL TigersWood ParkKingsgrove ColtsBeverly Hills ParkKogarah CougarsTodd ParkLa Perouse UnitedYarra OvalLeichhardt WanderersBlackmore OvalLiverpool Catholic Club RaidersLCC SportsgroundLiverpool TitansJardine ParkMaroubra LionsSnape ParkMatraville TigersHeffron ParkMascot JetsMascot OvalMilperra ColtsKillara ReserveMinto CobrasBenham ReserveMoorebank RamsHammondville OvalNewtown Junior JetsTempe ReservePaddington Woollahra TigersCentennial ParkPenshurst RSL RLFCH.E Evatt ParkRedfern All BlacksRedfern OvalRenown UnitedRenown ParkRegents Park PumasGuilfoyle OvalRiverwood LegionRiverwood ParkSouth Eastern SeagullsPioneers ParkSt Christophers RLFCBill Delauney ReserveSt. George Dragons (Canterbury)Lance Hutchinson OvalSt Johns EaglesBegnell OvalStrathfield RaidersAirey ParkValley United VikingsEdwin Wheeler OvalZetland Magpies-

First Grade Premierships SeasonGrand Final InformationMinor PremiersPremiersScoreRunners-up2012 Hurstville United 4–78 St. George Dragons All Saints Liverpool2013 Penshurst RSL RLFC 40–4 All Saints Liverpool All Saints Liverpool2014 Penshurst RSL RLFC 30–6 St. George Dragons (Canterbury District) St. George Dragons (Canterbury District)2015 Auburn Warriors 20–17 St. George Dragons (Canterbury District) St. George Dragons (Canterbury District)2016 Auburn Warriors 20–17 Kingsgrove Colts St. George Dragons (Canterbury District)

NSWRL Conference (2021–present) The NSWRL Conference Competitions are a set of competitions for clubs in the Sydney rugby league districts of Balmain, Canterbury-Bankstown, Cronulla-Sutherland, Manly-Warringah/North Sydney, Parramatta and St. George. The competition replaced the Sydney Combined Competition (SCC) in 2020.

Metro Open Age Gold The competition is holding one top grade division in 2023, similar to the now defunct Sydney Combined Competition. ClubMonikerHome GroundSuburbDistrict AvalonBulldogsHitchcock ParkAvalon Beach, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney Belrose EaglesEaglesLionel Watts OvalBelrose, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney BerowraWallabiesWarrina OvalBerowra, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney CromerKingfishersSt Matthews FarmCromer, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney East HillsBulldogsEast HillsEast Hills, New South WalesCanterbury-Bankstown ForrestvilleFerretsForestville ParkForestville, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney Harbord UnitedDevilsHarbord ParkHarbord, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney Hills DistrictBullsCrestwood OvalBaulkham Hills, New South WalesParramatta Junior Rugby League MoorebankRamsHammondville OvalMoorebank, New South WalesCanterbury-Bankstown NarrabeenSharksLake ParkNarrabeen, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney Ryde-EastwoodHawksLidcombe OvalRyde, New South WalesBalmain District Junior Rugby League Wentworthville United JRLFCMagpiesRingrose ParkWentworthville, New South WalesParramatta Junior Rugby League

Central Northern Open Age The Central Northern Open Age competitions are for clubs in the Sydney rugby league districts of Balmain and Manly-Warringah/North Sydney. The following clubs are participating in Central Northern District competitions in 2023. This competition's Gold division is merged with Central West for 2023 as Metro Open Age Gold (see above).

Central Northern Open Age Silver ClubMonikerHome GroundSuburbDistrict AsquithMagpiesStorey ParkAsquith, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney Bondi UnitedUnitedBondiBondi, New South WalesSouth Sydney District RFL Concord-BurwoodWolvesWentworth ParkConcord, New South WalesBalmain District Junior Rugby League Cromer (2)KingfishersSt Matthews FarmCromer, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney LeichhardtTigersBirchgrove OvalLeichhardt, New South WalesBalmain District Junior Rugby League LeichhardtWanderersN/ASydneyBalmain District Junior Rugby League Sydney UniversityLionsUniversity OvalUniversity of SydneyBalmain District Junior Rugby League TAFE NSWPolecatsN/ASydneyBalmain District Junior Rugby League WilloughbyRoosWilloughby ParkWilloughby, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney

Central Northern Open Age Bronze ClubMonikerHome GroundSuburbDistrict Asquith (2)MagpiesStorey ParkAsquith, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney Carlingford CougarsCougarsN/ACarlingford, New South WalesBalmain District Junior Rugby League Harbord UnitedDevilsHarbord ParkHarbord, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney Leichhardt (2)WanderersN/ASydneyBalmain District Junior Rugby League Macquarie UniversityWarriorsMacquarie UniversityRyde, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney Pennant Hills-CherrybrookStagsGreenway ParkPennant Hills, New South WalesManly-Warringah/North Sydney Redfern All BlacksAll BlacksPioneers ParkRedfern, New South WalesSouth Sydney District RFL Sydney University (2)LionsUniversity OvalUniversity of SydneyBalmain District Junior Rugby League TAFE NSW (2)PolecatsN/ASydneyBalmain District Junior Rugby League

Central West Open Age Central West Open Age is the premier rugby league competition clubs in the Parramatta and Canterbury-Bankstown districts of Sydney. The competition features 12 clubs in 2023, in a single division, with its gold clubs playing in the Metro Gold competition.

Central West Open Age Silver ClubMonikerHome GroundSuburbDistrict All-Saints ToongabbieTigersC.V. Kelly ParkToongabbie, New South WalesParramatta Junior Rugby League Bankstown SportsClubBankstown Sports ClubBankstown, New South WalesCanterbury-Bankstown BeralaBearsN/ABerala, New South WalesCanterbury-Bankstown Canley ValeKookaburrasAdams ParkCanley Vale, New South WalesParramatta Junior Rugby League Chester HillHornetsN/AChester Hill, New South WalesCanterbury-Bankstown GreenacreTigersN/AGreenacre, New South WalesCanterbury-Bankstown GuildfordOwlsMccredie ParkGuildford, New South WalesParramatta Junior Rugby League KellyvilleBushrangersKellyville ParkKellyville, New South WalesParramatta Junior Rugby League Lalor ParkKookasCavanagh ReserveLalor Park, New South WalesParramatta Junior Rugby League MerrylandsRamsMerrylands OvalMerrylands, New South WalesParramatta Junior Rugby League South WestSharksN/ASydneyParramatta Junior Rugby League

See also

Rugby League Competitions in Australia

References

External links Sydney Combined Competition