Huddersfield Underbank Rangers - Club Honours

Club Honours

  • RLC National Division: 2011
Rugby League in Great Britain and Ireland
Nations
  • Rugby league in England
  • Rugby league in Ireland
  • Rugby league in Scotland
  • Rugby league in Wales




Federations
  • Rugby Football League
  • BARLA
  • Rugby League Ireland
  • Scotland Rugby League
  • Wales Rugby League
National Teams
  • Great Britain
  • England
  • Ireland
  • Scotland
  • Wales
Leagues
  • Super League
  • Championship
  • Championship 1
  • National Conference League
  • Conference League South
  • Yorkshire Men's League
  • North West Men's League
  • Cumberland League
  • Midlands Rugby League
  • North East Rugby League
  • South West Rugby League
  • West of England Rugby League
  • East Men's League
  • South Premier
  • London & South East Men's League
  • Scottish Conference League
  • North Wales Conference
  • South Wales Premiership
  • Super 8
Cups
  • Challenge Cup
  • National League Cup
  • BARLA National Cup
  • Yorkshire County Cup
  • Lancashire County Cup
  • Cumbria County Cup
  • Cumberland County Cup
Former
Competitions
  • RFL Championship
  • Premiership
  • Lancs/Yorks Cups
  • Lancs/Yorks League
  • Regal Trophy
  • Charity Shield
  • BBC2 Floodlit Trophy
  • Trans-Pennine Cup

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