North Wales Crusaders sealed their place in the Welsh Grand Final with a 58-24 win over Cardiff Blue Dragons. Cardiff needed a big win to stay in contention for the Grand Final, and with Lee Sargent, their only Welsh international, out of the side, the encounter was even tougher for them. Martin Turner …
Wales will take on the UK Armed Forces in a Wheelchair representative match on Saturday, 22nd November at Allam Sports Centre in Hull (kick-off 2pm). It’s the first time that Wales have taken on this side, but they did face The Army in Cwmbran last year, where Wales won a tight match 34-24. Wales have …
In this, our final round-up of the season, the domestic running rugby league season is now over for our players, and there were mixed fortunes for the three who were in action in yesterday’s Grand Finals. Picture by Olly Hassell/SWpix.com Carys Marsh was a winner with Wigan Warriors in the Women’s Super League Grand Final …
Torfaen Tigers cruised into the WRL Wheelchair Development League Grand Final with a 56-0 win over Cardiff Blue Dragons. It was the first time in the history of the league that a side had failed to score a point. Dane Oram went over for the first try on three minutes. Jamie Reynolds converted …
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Lloyd White has named his 19-man Wales “A” squad to face the UK Armed Forces at The Gnoll in Neath on Saturday 25th October. The Wales ‘A’ squad includes several youngsters at professional clubs; some of the best players from Wales’ JES Rugby League Conference; and players who have impressed in other Wales representative teams …
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Former Wales international Lloyd White, has been appointed as Head Coach of Wales ‘A’. Lloyd won 15 caps for the senior side during a career that saw him lift the European Cup in 2009 and 2010, play in the 2011 Four Nations and the 2013 Rugby League World Cup, both in England and Wales, and …
With the elite domestic seasons now drawing to a close, less and less of our players are turning out each week, but there is still some success from our internationals and hopefuls. Warrington Wolves won the Super League Academy Grand Final on Saturday, beating Leeds Rhinos 32-18. In action for Warrington were Wales U18 internationals …
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Wales ended up 10-4 winners over Team Colostomy at The Gnoll, but the match was abandoned just before half-time, due to injuries that left the visitors with only six fit players. It was declared a nine-a-side match before kick-off due to player withdrawals. Stuart Newton ran over to give Wales a third-minute lead. …
Wales Rugby League are delighted to announce that three of the final five Wheelchair Rugby League dates will be covered by live radio online by Cymru Sport. The WRL Wheelchair Development League continues on Sunday 5th October at The Fitzone, University of South Wales in Treforest with the big local derby clash between Cardiff Blue …
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There could be a Welsh winner in the Women’s Super League Grand Final this year. Welsh internationals went up against each other in both of yesterday’s semi-finals, with Dani McGifford‘s St Helens side overcoming Agnes Wood‘s York Valkyrie in the first match. They’ll take on old rivals Wigan Warriors, with Carys Marsh helping them to …
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