Scottish League Championship - Leagues Not Part of The Scottish League Championship

Leagues Not Part of The Scottish League Championship

Certain leagues are not included in the system:

  • The Border League, a historic and now supplementary competition involving clubs competing in the Championship
  • The Grampian Alliance League, independent of the Championship (involving some 2nd XVs)
  • The Highland Alliance League, also independent of the Championship (involving some 2nd XVs)

In addition, competitive rugby at universities, and rugby for 2nd and 3rd XVs, is organised separately, and in the case of 2nd and 3rd XVs on something of an ad-hoc basis (there having been a number of splits from The Scottish 2nd XV League in recent years). Note that the larger universities run their first teams in both the Scottish Championship, and in the university leagues.

See University Leagues in Scotland and 2nd XV Leagues in Scotland for further details.


Rugby union in Scotland
Governing body
  • Scottish Rugby Union
National teams
Mens
  • Men's
  • A
  • B
  • Club XV
  • U-20
  • U-19
  • U-18
  • U-17
  • 7's
  • School's
  • British and Irish Lions
Womens
  • Women's
  • 7's
Competitions
International
  • World Cup
  • Six Nations
  • Rugby World Cup Sevens
  • Sevens World Series
  • Commonwealth Games
Professional Club
  • Pro 12
  • Heineken Cup
Amateur Club
  • Scottish League Championship (Premiership
  • National League
  • Championship Leagues
  • Regional Leagues - East, West, Caledonia)
  • Scottish Cup
  • British and Irish Cup
  • Border League
  • Reserve Leagues
  • University Leagues
  • Women's Premier League
Defunct
  • Grampian Alliance League
  • Highland Alliance League
  • SuperCup
See also
  • History
  • League System
  • Scottish international players
  • Murrayfield Stadium
  • Edinburgh Sevens
  • Borders Sevens Circuit
  • Melrose Sevens
  • Melrose Cup
  • London Scottish F.C.

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