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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It was semi-final time in a few competitions last weekend, with our Welsh internationals and hopefuls involved. Pic: Paul Cowan. The top two sides in the Women’s Championship table qualified for the Grand Final, and there will be a Welsh winner in the final. London Broncos, the league leaders shield winners, beat Salford Red Devils …
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Scott Trigg-Turner and Mark Williams helped Wigan Warriors to a 72-24 win over Hull FC in the Wheelchair Super League play-offs, with Trigg-Turner scoring four tries. Wigan’s win means that they need to better London Roosters in this week’s matches, but they take on favourites Halifax Panthers in their final group game. In the consolation …
Ian Golden and Harry Jones review last weekend’s action featuring our Welsh internationals and hopefuls. Picture by Matthew Merrick/SWpix.com. We have to start by congratulating North Wales Crusaders’ men’s side for winning the RFL League 1 Championship last Sunday. Their 30-16 win was enough to give them the title following an excellent season where they’ve …
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Denive Balmforth helped Catalans Dragons to a good home win over Castleford Tigers in the men’s Super League. Charlie Glover and Fin Yates played for Salford Red Devils in their defeat at Leigh Leopards, the latter failing an HIA. After a few games of being 18th man, Luke Thomas made it onto the bench for …
Torfaen Tigers, all bar the shouting, qualified for the WRL Wheelchair Development League Grand Final on Saturday after a club record win, cruising 74-8 at Swindon St George. The win margin could have been larger, but Jamie Reynolds only managed to kick seven conversions from 15 attempts. It means that the unbeaten Torfaen …
York Knights, starring Bailey Antrobus, set a club record of 16 wins in a row, when they beat London Broncos, who fielded Curtis Davies, Huw Worthington and Matt Ross. Featherstone Rovers kept up their hopes for the play-offs. Caleb Aekins helped them remain fifth in the table as they won at Doncaster. Halifax Panthers leapt …
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The 2025 WRL Wheelchair Invitational League Grand Final details have been confirmed, with Wrexham University hosting the encounter on Saturday, 25th October, kick-off 11.45am. With last year’s final in the south of Wales, it’s the turn of the north to host. Stephen Jones, Head of Wheelchair Rugby League in Wales, said: “It’s great that we …
Harry Jones and Ian Golden report on last weekend’s matches featuring Welsh internationals and hopefuls. Hereford Harriers put one hand on the RFL Wheelchair Championship West League Leaders Shield with a 40-16 win at Warrington Wolves. Internationals, Alan Caron and Lee Sargent both featured and scored, whilst Libbie Sargent also played as they came back …
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Welsh internationals combined in the men’s Super League last weekend as Finley Yates created a try for Charlie Glover in Salford Red Devils’ loss to top of the table Hull Kingston Rovers. It was Glover’s first senior try in only his second appearance. In Super League Reserves, Sam Grice helped Castleford Tigers to an away …
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