The 2010–11 National Conference League was the 26th season of the National Conference League, the top league for British amateur rugby league clubs, and was the final season that the league was played in the winter.
Premier Division The Premier Division featured three new clubs: Thatto Heath Crusaders, promoted as champions from RLC Division One Bradford Dudley Hill and Saddleworth Rangers, promoted from RLC Division One
League table
Play-offs
Division One Division One featured six new clubs: Eccles & Salford, promoted as champions from RLC Division Two Oldham St Annes and Stanley Rangers, promoted from RLC Division Two Ince Rose Bridge, Oulton Raiders and Widnes St Maries, relegated from RLC Premier Division
Widnes St Maries resigned from the league mid-season; their record was expunged.
League table
Division Two Division Two featured four new clubs: Heworth and West Bowling, relegated from RLC Division One Hunslet Warriors and Elland, elected into league
West Bowling were forced to withdraw at the end of the season due to the league being switched to a summer competition and their pitch not being available during the cricket season.
League table
2011 transitional season Between August 2011 and November 2011, a short transitional season was played in preparation for the switch to a summer competition in 2012. Two new teams, Askam and Widnes West Bank, joined the competition, increasing the number of teams to 40. The league was split into eight groups of five teams based in geographical location (due to the subsequent withdrawal of West Bowling, Group G only consisted of four teams). The play-offs were contested by the eight group winners. The league champions were Hunslet Warriors, who defeated Wigan St Patricks 18–14 in the play-off final after extra time.
Group A
Group B
Group C
Group D
Group E
Group F
Group G
Group H
Play-offs
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