The Malta Knights is the national representative team of the Malta Rugby League (MRL).

All players must be eligible as per international sporting eligibility standards via residency, citizenship or birthright.

National Team Results

2010
Malta 30
Norway 20
Victor Tedesco Stadium, Hamrun, Malta
4 June 2010

2009
Malta 36
Bamber Bridge ARLFC 28
Victor Tedesco Stadium, Hamrun, Malta
3 October 2009

2008
No fixtures

2007
Malta 34
British Defence Forces 24
Floriana Stadium, Floriana, Malta
13 October 2007

Malta 56
Portugal 12
Western Weekender Stadium, Australia
6 October 2007

Malta 82
Japan 0
BCU International Stadium, Australia
25 January 2007

2006
Malta 10
Lebanon 36
Western Weekender Stadium
8 October 2006

Malta 24
Greece 22
Fairfax Community Stadium, Australia
8 October 2005

2004
Fiji A 40
Malta24
Melita Stadium, Australia
16 October 2004

Malta 78
British Defence Forces 0
Melita Stadium, Australia
25 September 2004

The Malta XIII is a national representative team for the Republic of Malta.

A player, to be eligible, must satisfy international eligibility criteria and may also be eligible by being a current resident for any duration, of Malta or Gozo.

Eligible players of the Malta XIII strive towards selection of the national team, that of the Malta Knights.

2009 Results

October 2009

May 2009

2009-2010 MALTA RUGBY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

STANDINGS - As at Round 4

ROUND 1
Sunday 29 November 2009
South 52 (G.Attard 5, D.Psaila 3, M.Seychell 3, D.Schembri, M.Spagnol tries) def.
North 40 (D.Muscat 3, K.Baldacchino 2, J.Bonnici 2, C.Sammut 2, N.Vella tries)
At St Martin’s College, Swatar
Referee: A.Micallef
H-T: Sth 24-8
F-T: Sth 52-40

ROUND 2
Sunday 20 December 2009
North 44 (D.Grima 6, V.Stivala 2, K.Baldacchino, J.Howland, M.Seychell tries) def.
South 36 (C.Cassar 3, D.Psaila 2, J.Zahra 2, G.Attard, D.Schembri tries)
At St Martin’s College, Swatar
Referee: A.Micallef
H-T: Sth 32-12
F-T: Nth 44-36

ROUND 3
Sunday 17 January 2010
South 56 (P.Bradley 4, P.Curmi 3, M.Spagnol 3, M.Cremona 2, A.Attard, A.Zammit-Manduca tries) def.
North 52 (M.Seychell 4, J.Micallef-Moreni 2, S.Pisani 3, C.Sammut 3, P.Curmi tries)
At St Martin’s College, Swatar
Referee: A.Micallef
H-T: Sth 28-16
F-T: Sth 56-52

ROUND 4
Wednesday 5 May 2010
South 44 (J. Pavanello 4, G.Attard 3, M.Cortis 3, D.Schembri tries) def.
North 36 (D.Grima 6, J.Micallef-Moreno 2, M.Seychell tries)
At St Martin’s College, Swatar
H-T: Sth 28-24
F-T: Sth 44-36

2009-2010 MALTA WHEELCHAIR RUGBY LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

Malta's Wheelchair Rugby League Championship is played in a Merit competition format. A team must contest a minimum of three rounds in any season. All teams have until Round 3 to formally enter that season's Champhionship. A Championship will run across one calendar year.

The Championship winner is decided as the team having the highest average points collection across the number of rounds of the respective season's competition that the team has played, with a minimum of three rounds of competition to be entered by that team.If average points are equal at the end of competition, the team having contested the most rounds of competition will be deemed the Championship winners.

1st - 20 points
2nd - 15 points
3rd - 10 points
4th - 5 points

STANDINGS - As at Round 1

ROUND 1
Sunday 7 March 2010

At St Martin’s College, Swatar

ROUND 3
TBC November 2010

ROUND 4
TBC December  2010

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History of Domestic Competition in the Maltese Islands

2007
In 2007, Mosta Titans, St Julians Dragons, Birkirkara Warriors, Sliema Broncos contested the Malta Rugby League Nines along with an invitational team from England, the Royal Logistics Corps (RLC).

A Malta Selection - players from each the Titans, Dragons, Warriors and Broncos, defeated the Royal Logistics Corps in the final.

Daniel Grima (Malta Selection) was named Player of the Tournament.