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Standings›New Zealand

How rugby is organised in New Zealand

Competition structureOceania region · Guide updated 12 Aug 2026
StructureCompetitionsClubsSources

New Zealand Rugby's national competitions are for provincial representative teams, not one national club ladder. The NPC, Heartland Championship and Farah Palmer Cup are separate competitions, and 26 provincial unions run local club rugby.

Governing authorityNew Zealand Rugby
Dutch rugby standings

The country structure

Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.

Provincial representative rugby

The NPC is a 14-union representative competition. Heartland is a separate 12-union competition, and neither is a list of clubs or a club promotion ladder.

  • NPC

    The completed 2025 season used one 10-match regular table followed by an eight-team knockout. The 2026 Hilux sponsor name does not make it a new competition.

  • Heartland Championship

    Heartland is a separate provincial competition. No promotion or relegation with the NPC is shown here.

Women's provincial rugby

The Farah Palmer Cup is a separate women's provincial representative competition. Its season format is not a route from clubs into the NPC.

  • Representative identity

    Provincial women's sides, men's provincial sides and local clubs are different kinds of team.

What Frostlete covers here

Scores and tables

Official website

This site does not carry NPC tables, fixtures or results. Use New Zealand Rugby's official NPC fixtures and results page.

Open official website

Where each competition sits

NPC

New Zealand Rugby's senior men's provincial representative competition. This site explains the completed 2025 season. Its 14 union sides are not clubs and the table is not copied here.

Operated by New Zealand Rugby

Competition page

Pages on Frostlete

Competition

NPC

New Zealand's 2025 NPC featured 14 provincial unions, a ten-match regular season and top-eight playoffs. Canterbury beat Otago 36-28 in the final.

Operated by New Zealand Rugby · Checked 12 Aug 2026

Clubs on this page

NPC entrants are provincial representative sides, not clubs. Local clubs and their teams belong to the 26 provincial unions and are not listed on this page.

Official sources used

Read the official sources for the competition structure, club lists and other information on this page.

  • New Zealand Rugby members

    Open source
  • Provincial union contacts

    Open source
  • New Zealand Rugby competition regulations

    Open source
  • NPC overview

    Open source
  • Heartland Championship 2026 draw

    Open source
  • 2025 NPC draw

    Open source
  • NPC fixtures and results

    Open source
  • 2025 NPC championship review

    Open source
  • New Zealand Rugby 2025 annual report

    Open source
  • New Zealand Rugby public website

    Open source
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Standings›New Zealand

How rugby is organised in New Zealand

Competition structureOceania region · Guide updated 12 Aug 2026
StructureCompetitionsClubsSources

New Zealand Rugby's national competitions are for provincial representative teams, not one national club ladder. The NPC, Heartland Championship and Farah Palmer Cup are separate competitions, and 26 provincial unions run local club rugby.

Governing authorityNew Zealand Rugby
Dutch rugby standings

The country structure

Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.

Provincial representative rugby

The NPC is a 14-union representative competition. Heartland is a separate 12-union competition, and neither is a list of clubs or a club promotion ladder.

  • NPC

    The completed 2025 season used one 10-match regular table followed by an eight-team knockout. The 2026 Hilux sponsor name does not make it a new competition.

  • Heartland Championship

    Heartland is a separate provincial competition. No promotion or relegation with the NPC is shown here.

Women's provincial rugby

The Farah Palmer Cup is a separate women's provincial representative competition. Its season format is not a route from clubs into the NPC.

  • Representative identity

    Provincial women's sides, men's provincial sides and local clubs are different kinds of team.

What Frostlete covers here

Scores and tables

Official website

This site does not carry NPC tables, fixtures or results. Use New Zealand Rugby's official NPC fixtures and results page.

Open official website

Where each competition sits

NPC

New Zealand Rugby's senior men's provincial representative competition. This site explains the completed 2025 season. Its 14 union sides are not clubs and the table is not copied here.

Operated by New Zealand Rugby

Competition page

Pages on Frostlete

Competition

NPC

New Zealand's 2025 NPC featured 14 provincial unions, a ten-match regular season and top-eight playoffs. Canterbury beat Otago 36-28 in the final.

Operated by New Zealand Rugby · Checked 12 Aug 2026

Clubs on this page

NPC entrants are provincial representative sides, not clubs. Local clubs and their teams belong to the 26 provincial unions and are not listed on this page.

Official sources used

Read the official sources for the competition structure, club lists and other information on this page.

  • New Zealand Rugby members

    Open source
  • Provincial union contacts

    Open source
  • New Zealand Rugby competition regulations

    Open source
  • NPC overview

    Open source
  • Heartland Championship 2026 draw

    Open source
  • 2025 NPC draw

    Open source
  • NPC fixtures and results

    Open source
  • 2025 NPC championship review

    Open source
  • New Zealand Rugby 2025 annual report

    Open source
  • New Zealand Rugby public website

    Open source
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