Commonwealth Games
Rugby League’s first Commonwealth Games Championship took place in 2014 as a lead in to the Glasgow Games. Canada was grouped with England, South Africa and eventual champions, Papua New Guinea, in the event.
The next Commonwealth Games Championship will be in 2018 in the Gold Coast.
Results from the past two tournaments are below.
2014
| NO. | MATCH | MATCH TYPE |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Canada 24 – 4 England | Group Game |
| 2. | Canada 24 – 16 South Africa | Group Game |
| 3. | Canada 6 – 26 Papua New Guinea | Group Game |
| 4. | Canada 0 – 20 Australia | Semi Final |
| 5. | Canada 8 – 20 Wales | Bronze Medal Match |
Cabramatta Nines
Canada has been represented at the past two International Nines events held in Cabramatta, Australia by the Canada-Australian Rugby League.
The representative team is made up of CRLA players based in Australia for development purposes, Canadian Ex-Pats playing Rugby League in Australia, and Australian players eligible for Canada under the Rugby League International Federation’s Eligibility rules.
Results from the past two tournaments are below.
2015
| NO. | MATCH | MATCH TYPE |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Canada 12 – 10 Helensburg Tigers | Group Game |
| 2. | Canada – Philippines | Group Game |
| 3. | Canada 14 – 12 NSW Indigenous | Group Game |
| 4. | Canada – Asquith Magpies | Cup Finals – Quarter Finals |
2014
| NO. | MATCH | MATCH TYPE |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Canada 8 – 16 Philippines | Group Game |
| 2. | Canada 16 – 4 Niue | Group Game |
| 3. | Canada 22 – 16 Greece | Group Game |
| 4. | Canada 22 – 8 Portugal | Trophy Finals – Quarter Finals |
| 5. | Canada 24 – 10 Cook Islands | Trophy Finals – Semi Finals |
| 6. | Canada 12 – 4 Cabramatta | Trophy Finals – Final |
