Three clubs have been given A grade licence
23 July 2008
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Leeds Rhinos, Hull FC and Warrington have been given category A Super League licences.
Bradford, St Helens and Wigan have been awarded B grades.
The RFL has given each club extensive feedback on their licence application - and Lewis wants the clubs to take this on board.
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All the clubs will have to reapply for a licence when the initial three-year period ends in 2011.
The eight clubs given C status licences are Catalans Dragons, Castleford Tigers, Celtic Crusaders, Harlequins, Huddersfield Giants, Hull KR, Salford and Wakefield.
The RFL has already confirmed that a team from the National Leagues will be given a licence in 2011 subject to them meeting the required qualifying standards.
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