Lismore Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout Carnival
The Lismore Aboriginal Rugby League Knockout Carnival is a three-day sporting and cultural gathering held in Lismore, New South Wales. Hosted at the Crozier Field and Oakes Oval precinct, the event brings together teams, families, and supporters from Aboriginal communities across the region to compete in competitive men's and women's rugby league tournaments.
- Date
- Sep 18-20, 2026
Event summary
Highlights
- Men's and women's rugby league knockout tournaments
- Participation of NRLW and professional-level female athletes
- Significant community gathering for Aboriginal families across the Northern Rivers region
- Key preparation event for the annual NSW state carnival
Recent years have seen a major focus on the expansion of the women's competition, which now features athletes from the NRLW and various state-level leagues. Organized by the Northern United Rugby League Club, the event relies on local volunteers and community support. The carnival has historically featured appearances by professional rugby league stars, including Greg Inglis and Cody Walker, highlighting its status as a high-standard athletic competition.
Practical details
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- Lismore
Before attending
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Sources and further information
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- Knockout carnival to highlight growth in women’s rugby league timesnewsgroup.com.au
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