Clubs
As of 2013 season, clubs compete in the following divisions:
First Division (10)
- Balmain | Beecroft Rugby Club | Campbelltown | Colleagues | Drummoyne | Hunters Hill | Knox Old Boys RUFC | Mosman Rugby Club | Old Ignatians | St Patricks
Second Division (10)
- Barker Old Boys | Briars | Forest Rugby Club | King's Old Boys | Lindfield | Newport | Oatley | Petersham | St Ives | Uni of NSW |
Third Division (12)
- Blacktown | Blue Mountains | Brothers | Epping | Hawkesbury Valley | Hills | Hornsby | Macquarie Uni | Merrylands | St George (top 3 grades only) | UWS Hawkesbury | Waverley Rugby Club | Colleagues Convicts (4th Grade only) |
Fourth Division (Not contested in 2012)
Fifth Division (10)
- Canterbury | Fairvale/Lansvale | Killara West Pymble | Lane Cove Rugby | Maccabi | Notre Dame | | Redfield | Roseville | Rouse Hill | Sydney Harlequins |
Sixth Division (12)
- Alexandria Dukes | Burraneer | Chatswood | Clovelly | Dee Why | Dundas Valley | Liverpool | Manly Savers | Rockdale | Seaforth Balgowlah | Terrey Hills | Sydney Grammar Old Boys Rugby Club |
Halligan Cup
- Balmain | Beercoft | Briars | Colleagues | Colleagues Convicts | Chatswood | Epping | Forest | Hills | Hunters Hill | Kings Old Boys | Lane Cove | Macquarie Uni | Mosman | Petersham | UNSW | Maccabi | Waverley Rugby Club | Sydney Grammar Old Boys Rugby Club |
Radford Cup (5)
- Blue Mountains | Brothers | Hills | Hornsby | Roseville |
Under 85 kg Comp (6)
- Beecroft | Dee Why | Hunters Hill | Lindfield | Mosman | Sydney High Old Boys |
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