Applications are being invited for the role of head coach of Wales Wheelchair Rugby League. The role will run from the 2025 season onwards. Please download the attachment below for all details. Expiry date and time for applications is 4pm on November 30 (new extended date). Wales-Wheelchair-Head-Coach-Job -Role
Stephen Jones, the head of Wheelchair Rugby League in Wales, has been honoured as part of The National Lottery’s 30th Birthday celebrations. He is one of seven sporting game changers to be recognised. His work is now celebrated publicly outside the Principality Stadium in Cardiff in the final part of seven verses, that together form …
Reigning WRL Wheelchair Invitational League champions The Argonauts, will defend their title on neutral territory on Saturday 16th November, when they face North Wales Crusaders at The Fit Zone, University of South Wales, Treforest Campus (kick-off 11.15am). This year’s league featured six sides, each of whom had 12 fixtures. The Argonauts, based in Dartford, Kent, …
As the domestic season draws to a close, Ian Golden looks at how things are going for our Welsh internationals and hopefuls. Pic: RL Pix. It was the final weekend of the regular season in the RFL men’s Championship and Widnes Vikings edged out Barrow Raiders to secure an away eliminator at York Knights next …
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Ian Golden and Harry Jones round up last weekend’s action from our Welsh internationals and hopefuls. Pic: Karen Booth. The Wales men’s squad for the three matches this autumn, starting with the friendly against Jamaica in Neath, was released yesterday, and many of those players were in action in Super League and the Championship play-offs …
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North Wales Crusaders destroyed York 126-0 in the RFL Wheelchair Championship play-offs showing no mercy against a York side who had only conceded 162 points in the whole of the regular season. Pic: Karen Booth. The Crusaders started off the game in red hot fashion as Stuart Williams regathered a short kick-off and just two …
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Ian Golden and Harry Jones look back at last weekend’s matches containing our Welsh internationals and hopefuls. Wales PDRL international player David Jones helped his Wakefield Trinity Wildcats side to the PDRL Super League title last weekend. Playing in a festival, which included semi-finals and a final, Wakefield beat Castleford Tigers in the final. Cas …
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Ian Golden reviews the latest action from our Welsh internationals and hopefuls as the regular seasons draw to a close. London Broncos moved a step closer to promotion to Women’s Super League with a 28-8 win at Cardiff Demons in the Women’s Championship South Final. Kathryn Salter kicked two goals for London, with Emily Hughes …
Read more “Gwylio’r Cymry – Welsh internationals help London move closer to Super League”
Ian Golden and Harry Jones look back at last weekend’s performances from our internationals and hopefuls. The North Wales Crusaders men’s side celebrated their final League 1 match of the season with an outstanding 40-10 win over Cornwall played in front of a large crowd. Debutant Lloyd Evans marked his debut by scoring the opening try …
Read more “Welsh debutant stars for Crusaders men – Gwylio’r Cymry”
Wales Wheelchair international Stephen Halsey has decided to retire from the game to concentrate on his new business. The 37-year old has had a fantastic run in the sport, winning 16 caps for Wales, scoring 19 tries, kicking 67 goals and one drop-goal, equalling 211 points. Those statistics currently puts him second in the goal-scoring …
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