Rugby League in South Australia
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Rugby league in South Australia describes the sport of rugby league, which is currently a minority sport, as it is played at amateur level and watched by people in South Australia. The game traces its roots in the state back to the 1940s, when the Port Adelaide rugby union team split in four, and defected to rugby league. South Australia's only professional rugby league team, the Adelaide Rams, had a short but eventful existence. Originally the Australian Rugby League planned to relocate a Sydney team to Adelaide but the Super League war and the…mehr

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Rugby league in South Australia describes the sport of rugby league, which is currently a minority sport, as it is played at amateur level and watched by people in South Australia. The game traces its roots in the state back to the 1940s, when the Port Adelaide rugby union team split in four, and defected to rugby league. South Australia's only professional rugby league team, the Adelaide Rams, had a short but eventful existence. Originally the Australian Rugby League planned to relocate a Sydney team to Adelaide but the Super League war and the SARL's decision to align themselves with the News Ltd Super League in 1995 slowed down progress. Later in 1995, with Super League still only consisting of nine teams and Melbourne still aligned with the ARL, a decision was made to give Adelaide the 10th Super League license. Brought into existence for the 1997 Super League season they had instant success.