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National Youth Competition (rugby league)
The 'National Youth Competition (sponsored as the Holden Cup) is the National Rugby League's competition for the under-20s teams of its sixteen clubs. It commenced in 2008 and was originally known as the Toyota Cup. and is run parallel to the main competition, the Telstra Premiership. The competition consists of teams from the 16 clubs that presently participate in the NRL competition, fielding squads made up of players between the ages of 17 and 19.〔(Toyota Cup to blood next group of Joeys : thewest.com.au )〕 The draw and structure mirrors the NRL, with games played as lead-ins to the corresponding first-grade NRL games. The competition uses a salary cap in the same way as first-grade NRL, and puts a heavy focus on life outside of football for the players.〔(Toyota Cup to kick off in 2008, ''NRL.COM'' )〕 Matches are traditionally played prior to NRL games including the premiership final which is played in the same venue prior the NRL Grand Final.
The New Zealand Warriors are the most successful club in the National Youth Competition's short history, with three premierships from four Grand Final appearances, all coming in 2010, 2011 and 2014. In 2013 & 2015 the U20s premiership was won by the Penrith Panthers.
==History==
The National Youth Competition is the National Rugby League's Under 20s premiership. First run in 2008, this competition runs parallel to the senior competition and each game is played before the game of the National Rugby League premiership.
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