The BARLA Yorkshire Cup is a knock-out rugby league competition for amateur teams in the traditional county of Yorkshire. It is administered by the British Amateur Rugby League Association (BARLA). The winners of the most recent staging of the competition in 2019 are Lock Lane.[1]

Between 1905 and 1993, a Yorkshire County Cup was competed for by the professional sides.

Winners

Final Winner Score Runners-up
1973–74 West Hull 13–10 Illingworth
1974–75 Dewsbury Celtic 17–12 NDLB
1975–76 Pointer Panthers 13–6 West Hull
1976–77 Beecroft & Wightman 9–6 Dewsbury Celtic
1977–78 Dewsbury Celtic 13–7 NDLB
1978–79 Ace Amateurs 8–4 NDLB
1979–80 Ace 8–2 West Hull
1980–81 Milford 21–11 Siddal
1981–82 West Hull 33–16 Jubilee
1982–83 Lock Lane 19–13 Jubilee
1983–84 Mysons 14–4 Heworth Premier
1984–85 West Hull 14–12 Jesmond
1985–86 Dudley Hill 15–2 Mysons
1986–87 Elland 24–12 Jubilee
1987–88 West Hull 21–14 Ace
1988–89 West Hull 32–21 Hunslet Junction
1989–90 Bison 18–16 NDLB
1990–91 Cutsyke 14–10 Dudley Hill
1991–92 Hull Dockers 41–8 Dudley Hill
1992–93 Westgate Redoubt 17–14 Normanton
1993–94 Heworth 21–6 Beverley
1994–95 Skirlaugh 24–20 Heworth
1995–96 Skirlaugh 11–6 Thornhill
1996–97 Queens 13–9 Clayton
1997–98 Featherstone Lions 9–6 Siddal
1998–99 Townville 13–9 Norland
1999–00 Hunslet Warriors 34–8 Dewsbury Celtic
2000–01 Lindley Swifts 16–11 Hunslet Warriors
2001–02 Elland 17–6 Sharlston Rovers
2002–03 East Hull 18–8 Cutsyke
2003–04 Elland 23–11 Queens
2004–05 Drighlington 22–12 Elland
2005–06 Sharlston Rovers 21–18 Queensbury
2006–07 East Hull 12–11 Stanley Rangers
2007–08 Queens 24–8 Sharlston Rovers
2008–09 Sharlston Rovers 20–0 Hunslet Warriors
2009–10 Sharlston Rovers 28–12 Hunslet Old Boys
2010–11 Queens 16–6 Drighlington
2011–12 Hunslet Old Boys 20–16 Thornhill
2012–13 Sharlston Rovers 24–10 Nevison Leap
2013–14 Hunslet Old Boys 32–6 Thornhill
2014–15 Drighlington 12–0 Queens
2015–16 Fryston 50–10 North Hull Knights
2016–17 Fryston 20–14 Three Tuns
2017–18 Lock Lane 31–10 Ovenden
2018–19 Lock Lane 38–20 Upton

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Lock Lane retain trophy in thrilling Yorkshire Cup final". Pontefract & Castleford Express. 10 January 2019. Archived from the original on 26 April 2019. Retrieved 26 April 2019.


This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.