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| title = Gridiron NSW | current_season = | current_season2 = | last_season = | upcoming_season = | logo = File:Gridiron_NSW_Logo.jpg | pixels = | caption = | formerly = NSW Gridiron Football League (NSWGFL) until 2007 | sport = Gridiron American Football | founded = 1984 | folded = | replaced = | owner = | ceo = | coo = | director = | president = | commissioner = | fame = | motto = | inaugural = | clubs = 12 (2018) | singles = | country = New South Wales {{AUS}} | confed = | headquarters = Sydney {{AUS}} | champion = (Division One) Sydney University Lions (20 titles)[1] (Women's) UNSW Raiders[2] (Colts) Sutherland Seahawks[3] | most_champs = Sydney University Lions (19 titles) | classification = | qualification = | tv = | sponsor = | related_comps = | founder = | levels = | promotion = | relegation = | domestic_cup = | website = gridironnsw.org.au | footnotes = }} Gridiron NSW, formerly known as NSW Gridiron Football League (NSWGFL) until 2007, is the governing body for American football (otherwise known as 'gridiron') in the state of New South Wales, Australia. Arguably the longest tenured American football league in Australia, Gridiron NSW took over from the Australian American Football Conference (AAFC) after its inaugural 1984 season and ultimately survived a threat from the breakaway NSW Premier State Gridiron League between 1993 and 1996. The NSW Premier State Gridiron League and NSW Gridiron Football League merged prior to the commencement of the 1997 season and since that time, Gridiron NSW has continued to expand as the sport has enjoyed increasing popularity both in New South Wales and Australia generally. Gridiron NSW currently consists of four divisions: Division 1 (Men 18+ years), Women (18+ years), Colts (14–18 years) and Juniors (8–15 years).[https://www.gridironnsw.org.au/about/] The two top teams in each division (with the exception of the Juniors) participate in the Waratah Bowl (Men), Opal Bowl (Women) and the Kookaburra Bowl (Colts) respectively. These games and also known as the State Finals. The team with the most Waratah Bowl championships is the Sydney University Lions, who have won 19 in total and are the current Waratah Bowl champions, having defeated the West Sydney Pirates 17–0 in the 2017 Waratah Bowl XXXIII.[4] Remarkably, the Sydney University Lions have won the last 15 consecutive Waratah Bowls. Each season the best players across the league are selected to represent New South Wales at the Australian Gridiron League National Championships in representative teams known as the NSW Wolfpack (Men), the Coyotes (Women) and the Wolverines (Colts) respectively. League membersCurrent members
Former members (senior teams)
Former members (junior teams)
Division One Championship Game history
NSW Premier State Gridiron League{{Infobox sports league| title = New South Wales Premier State Gridiron League | sport = American Football | founded = 1993 | folded = 1997 | country = Australia }} The NSW Premier State Gridiron League (NSWPSGL) was formed by disgruntled members of the NSWGFL, which was the only American Football league in NSW at the time.[5] It operated between 1993 and 1996. The affiliated NSW Premier State Youth Gridiron League (NSWPSYGL) was also conducted under its administration. In its inaugural 1993 season, the league consisted of 6 teams – Bondi Raiders, Liverpool Pirates, L.U.S.C. Argonauts, Mascot Jets, Newcastle Cobras, Wollongong Mustangs. Prior to the commencement of the 1997 season, and after only four seasons, the league was disbanded and its teams rejoined what was then the NSW Gridiron Football League. See also
References1. ^{{cite web|url=http://gridirondownunder.com/2016/12/waratah-bowl-xxxii-results/|title=Waratah Bowl XXXII Results|last=Crighton|first=Daniel|date=19 December 2016|publisher=Gridiron Downunder|accessdate=19 December 2016}} 2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/southern-courier/sport/unsw-raiders-make-gridiron-nsw-history-after-winning-womens-opal-bowl-iv-to-go-backtoback/news-story/0f8244fcc60224ed924da8e53a2656d8|title=UNSW Raiders make Gridiron NSW history after winning Women's Opal Bowl IV to go back-to-back|last=Seiler|first=Melissa|date=6 December 2016|publisher=Southern Courier|accessdate=1 January 2017}} 3. ^{{cite web|url=http://gridirondownunder.com/2016/12/waratah-bowl-xxxii-results/|title=Waratah Bowl XXXII Results|last=Crighton|first=Daniel|date=19 December 2016|publisher=Gridiron Downunder|accessdate=19 December 2016}} 4. ^{{cite web|url=http://gridirondownunder.com/2016/12/waratah-bowl-xxxii-results/|title=Waratah Bowl XXXII Results|last=Crighton|first=Daniel|date=19 December 2016|publisher=Gridiron Downunder|accessdate=19 December 2016}} 5. ^[https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/piano.revolutionise.com.au/site/q2xbsvlnhcvhuah9.pdf] External links
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