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Rugby league in Cornwall
Competitive Rugby League was established in Cornwall in 2010 by Joe Catcheside, a man working on behalf of the Rugby Football League, who organised and established an annual fixture between the County's of Devon and Cornwall. Until this time all rugby league played in the county had been exhibitional matches and featured teams from outside the County. The first match between Devon and Cornwall was played in August 2010. The match is now played annually and is regularly billed as the "County Clash" or the "County of Origin" game and the teams play for the Martin Roddy MBE Trophy.
The Cornwall Rugby League Association currently has only one member; Cornish Rebels RLFC who were established in 2013 play in the South West Premier division.
==History==
The first rugby league matches to take place in Cornwall were a series of exhibition matches between Hull and Hull Kingston Rovers which took place on three consecutive evenings in June 1962. The first match was at the Mennaye Field (a rugby union ground); the home of Penzance–Newlyn RFC and the former club of Hull Kingston Rovers player Graham Paul. Two more matches took place at Camborne and Falmouth.〔''The Cornishman'' 7 June 1962〕 There was an earlier attempt to introduce rugby league via a Western League in 1912〔Rugby League. Cornwall Super League. ''Cornishman'' 11 August 2011.〕
The next matches to be played in Cornwall were in 1985 when Mansfield Marksman beat Carlisle in a challenge match at Penlee Park, Penzance and two Doncaster teams played each other at Looe in a second challenge match. The formation of the South West League in 1984−85 saw two amateur teams from Cheltenham and Bristol play at Ludgvan.〔
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