National League 3 North
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| National League 3 North | |
|---|---|
| Sport | Rugby Union |
| Number of teams | 14 |
| Country | |
| Website | clubs.rfu.com |
National League 3 North is one of the four level 5 leagues of English rugby. The 14 teams in this league are drawn from across northern England with the league champions being promoted to National League 2 North and the runner-up going into a play off with the second placed team from National League 3 Midlands. The league's bottom three teams are relegated to North 1 East and North 1 West.
Prior to the 2009 reorganisation, the league was known as North 1.
Participating clubs 2012–13 [edit]
- Billingham (promoted from North 1 East)
- Birkenhead Park
- Bradford & Bingley
- Burnage
- Chester
- Harrogate (relegated from National League 2 North)
- Kendal (relegated from National League 2 North)
- Lymm
- Penrith
- Percy Park (promoted from North 1 East)
- Rossendale
- Sandal
- Waterloo
- West Hartlepool
Inaugural clubs [edit]
First season as National 3 North in 2009–10
- Beverley (now playing in North 1 East)
- Birkenhead Park (still playing in National 3 North)
- Chester (still playing in National 3 North)
- Cleckheaton (now playing in North 1 East)
- Darlington Mowden Park (now playing in National 2 North)
- Middlesbrough (now playing in North 1 East)
- Morley (now playing in North 1 East)
- Penrith (still playing in National 3 North)
- Rochdale (now playing in North 1 West)
- Rossendale (still playing in National 3 North)
- Sheffield Tigers (now playing in National 2 North)
- Stockport (now playing in National 2 North)
- West Hartlepool (still playing in National 3 North)
- West Park St Helens (now playing in North 1 West)
See also [edit]
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