Disability Project

Physical Disability Rugby League

Nothing Holding You Back

PDRL (Physical Disability Rugby League) is an inclusive and adaptive version of rugby league, designed to allow players with physical disabilities to participate in the sport. It provides an opportunity for individuals of all abilities to enjoy competitive rugby, promoting teamwork, fitness, and community involvement. PDRL emphasises accessibility, with modified rules ensuring a safe and exciting experience for all players, regardless of their level of physical ability.

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PD Team News

Our Mission

Upcoming Events

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JUN

Away vs Leeds

Sheffield Hallam University Sports Park 11:25 Kick Off

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JUN

Away vs Wakefield

Sheffield Hallam University Sports Park 12:45 Kick Off

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Thanks to our sponsors

Without our sponsors, Physical Disability Rugby League wouldn't be where it is today. 

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  • Willow Green CIO
  • Warrington Market
  • Agent Engagement
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  • Hootons News & Sandwich Bar

ADDITIONAL SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE  

COACHES COMMENTS

After a really positive start we head into the Sheffield festival full of confidence. This is a tough festival with Leeds and Wakefield ahead of us but we will dig deep and aim to bring the 2 wins back to Warrington with us.

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Matt Barber
Head Coach

Interested in signing up or want to know more?

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Session Details

We run running sessions for players every Monday evening, 8 to 9pm down on the 3G pitch at Victoria Park.

PDRL is open to players of all levels of physical disabilities. Come on down and be part of our championship winning team.

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Where we train

Main Location

Victoria Park 3G Pitch

Warrington WA4 1HN

 

When

Monday Evenings

Team training is 20:00 to 21:00

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Megan Devine

Disability Rugby League Officer

"Their success has established them as one of the premier teams in the growing sport of PDRL, showcasing both their competitive spirit and commitment to inclusivity. As a team they have won the inaugural PDRL World Club Challenge in 2018, where they defeated South Sydney Rabbitohs in a historic match. Then Claiming victory in the PDRL Grand Final multiple times, demonstrating their dominance in the UK PDRL competition."