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The '''National Rugby One''' or '''Rúgbà Nácionàl Úm'''; '''Rúgbà Nácionàl 1''', abbreviated as '''RN1''', is the highest tier of rugby league in [[Wallenland]] and is the highest division in the National Rugby League. Contested by 14 teams, it operates on a system of promotion and relegation within the National Rugby League. Seasons usually run between May and August, with each team playing 13 matches. The RN1 was founded on 1 May, 1980. | The '''National Rugby One''' or '''Rúgbà Nácionàl Úm'''; '''Rúgbà Nácionàl 1''', abbreviated as '''RN1''', is the highest tier of professional rugby league in [[Wallenland]] and is the highest division in the National Rugby League. Contested by 14 teams, it operates on a system of promotion and relegation within the National Rugby League. Seasons usually run between May and August, with each team playing 13 matches. The RN1 was founded on 1 May, 1980. | ||
The National Rugby League has lodged itself in Wallenland's rugby scene for its participation with protests and riots, especially by the RN1, concerning social and political issues and opposition to the [[Wallenland Defence Forces|military]] government and [[Monarchy of Wallenland|king]] [[Salvador II pā Wālolénlò]] which caused for the suspension of the league's 2000 season and the 2001 season. | The National Rugby League has lodged itself in Wallenland's rugby scene for its participation with protests and riots, especially by the RN1, concerning social and political issues and opposition to the [[Wallenland Defence Forces|military]] government and [[Monarchy of Wallenland|king]] [[Salvador II pā Wālolénlò]] which caused for the suspension of the league's 2000 season and the 2001 season. |
Revision as of 21:34, 5 June 2024
Most recent season or competition: 2023 National Rugby One | |
Sport | Rugby |
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Founded | May 1, 1980 (44 years, 6 months and 28 days ago) |
Founder | National Rugby League |
No. of teams | 14 |
Country | Wallenland |
Most recent champion(s) | Hátoà-pā-Vollénlò Whales (4 wins) (2023) |
Most titles | Bàndarilàlaota Spears (10 wins) |
TV partner(s) | Wallenland Wallenland Sports (TV) CW Watch (Internet) |
Sponsor(s) | BàndÒliò White Man's Rum |
Promotion to | No promotion |
Relegation to | National Rugby Two |
Related competitions | Premier Cup SWgNW Cup |
Official website | www.lnr.com |
The National Rugby One or Rúgbà Nácionàl Úm; Rúgbà Nácionàl 1, abbreviated as RN1, is the highest tier of professional rugby league in Wallenland and is the highest division in the National Rugby League. Contested by 14 teams, it operates on a system of promotion and relegation within the National Rugby League. Seasons usually run between May and August, with each team playing 13 matches. The RN1 was founded on 1 May, 1980.
The National Rugby League has lodged itself in Wallenland's rugby scene for its participation with protests and riots, especially by the RN1, concerning social and political issues and opposition to the military government and king Salvador II pā Wālolénlò which caused for the suspension of the league's 2000 season and the 2001 season.
History
Clubs
Champions
2024 season
2024 Club | 2023 Position | Founded | Location | Stadium | First season in the RN1 | First season in the LNR | Seasons in the RN1 | Notes |
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West Valhókoà Sailors | ||||||||
Wālabàndaril Elephants | ||||||||
South Éklopājápa Panthers | ||||||||
Saon Nikolo Swords | ||||||||
Hókoà-pā-Saon Elias Flags | ||||||||
Wālafāzendà-pā-Roberto Gunners | ||||||||
Jesuganrafa Rugby | ||||||||
Élàzājápà Dolphins | ||||||||
Saon Kóderò Hammers | ||||||||
Bapò-pā-Saon Moases Jaguars | ||||||||
Mahali pa Nyota Rugby | ||||||||
Fāzendàgavat Snakes | ||||||||
United Saon Tiago Rugby | ||||||||
Bàndarilàlaota Crocodiles |