The draws for the 2026 Rugby League World Cups have been made, with Wales set to open their campaigns against England in both the Women’s and Wheelchair events. In their other group matches, Wales Women will be breaking new ground by taking on both the World Champions, Australia, plus Samoa for the first time, whilst Wales …
Wales won a hard-fought match against the UK Armed Forces, with every player giving their all. Scotty Turner gave Wales the lead on five minutes, converting his own try. The Forces soon struck back with a James Simpson-Hill try that Tristan Norfolk couldn’t convert but he made up for that by grounding from the next …
Wales Wheelchair side head coach Alan Caron has named a squad of 10 to face UK Armed Forces on Saturday at Allam Centre in Hull (Kick-off 2pm). The squad was solely selected from those who attended the recent training session and there’s just one change from the side who competed in this season’s Celtic Cup. …
In an intense game, that was worthy of a Cup Final, North Wales Crusaders worked hard for a tight win over their South Wales rivals. It was a slower pitch than both sides were normally used to, but that made the match more of a thriller as it was tougher for anyone to break through. …
It’s the final game in the WRL Wheelchair domestic season this Saturday at Caerphilly Leisure Centre, when Torfaen Tigers take on North Wales Crusaders in Cwpan Sialens Cadair Olwyn, the Welsh Cup Final (kick-off 11.30am). The Tigers finished as league leaders title winners with a one-hundred percent record, but the Crusaders won last week’s Grand …
North Wales Crusaders overcame an understrength Torfaen Tigers 52-14 in a fiercely fought Grand Final to inflict the Tigers’ first defeat of the season. Torfaen, unbeaten in the regular season to finish league leaders title winners, were missing their top scorer Jamie Reynolds, his father Jason Reynolds, as well as Dane Oram, leaving them with …
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The sides have been named for tomorrow’s WRL Wheelchair Invitational League Grand Final between Torfaen Tigers and North Wales Crusaders at Wrexham University (kick-off 11.45am). Torfaen come into this match as winners of the league leaders title, but they go into this encounter as underdogs, playing away from home and missing three key players through …
Cardiff Blue Dragons have been awarded the Disability Sport Wales bronze award, making them just the second Welsh Rugby League Club to achieve this standard. A significant amount of work has been put in behind the scenes by their management team, led by Alana Sargent and Karen Martin, to achieve this award. The Insport Club …
In arguably the most exciting match of the regular season, Torfaen Tigers beat North Wales Crusaders 40-24 to finish the regular season unbeaten and cement their League Leaders Title win. Torfaen were 18-0 up in five minutes through tries from Jason Reynolds, Dane Oram and Jamie Reynolds, with Jamie converting all three. Crusaders hit back …
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Three clashes between Torfaen Tigers and North Wales Crusaders in as many weeks will complete the WRL Wheelchair season. This begins this Sunday at Cwmbran Stadium when the two sides meet in their final game of the regular wheelchair season (kick-off 12.15pm), with Cardiff Blue Dragons v Swindon St George immediately following. Torfaen Tigers and …
