New Springs Lions ARLFC History
We are a relatively new and ambitious Senior and Junior Rugby Club, who offer a great deal for the benefit of our local community. New Springs Legion Lions ARLFC support our members who play for our teams encouraging safety, discipline and respect.
We formed our own club in 1999 to provide something in our local area for our children. We had to start from the very beginning after being donated cellar space by our local Ex-Servicemen's Legion to convert into shower rooms.
Nine years on, and we now have 5 teams……. Open age, Under 18's, 16's, a mixed sex Under 11s and a newly formed mixed sex U10's. We are in the process of forming an U15s team and have ambitions of creating more junior teams for next season. We are proud of each and every one of our children, who wear our team colours with pride, and are highly regarded both locally, and by many of our rugby colleagues.
Clubmark Accreditation Status in july 2008
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and have ambitions of working towards the elite Clubmark Gold Creditation Status.
We encourage everyone associated with NewSprings Lions A.R.L.F.C. from officials to supporters to behave in a responsible manner and follow the codes of conduct outlined in the Respect Campaign
100%ME Campaign
New Springs legion Lions ARLFC
encourages rugby league to be played fairly, competitively and drug free and forbids the use of any performance enhancing drugs.
100% ME is about knowing you don't need to use prohibited substances or methods to succeed in sport.
Representitive Honours.
Adam Sidlow plays professional rugby for Salford City Reds. Chris Hill and Mike Morrison both play for Leigh Centurions.
Andrew Melling play professional rugby for Widnes Vikings and David Small plays for Wigan Warriors.
The Respect Codes of Conduct can be downloaded from the 
