Disability Project
Wheelchair Rugby League
The Most Inclusive Sport
Wheelchair rugby league is an adaptive version of rugby league, designed for people with physical disabilities and is open to abled bodied too. It is played on indoors courts, with teams of five players who use specialised sports wheelchairs. The game combines elements of rugby league and wheelchair basketball, featuring high-intensity action, strategic play, and physical contact.
Upcoming Home Fixtures
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Our Wheelchair Rugby League team plays home fixtures at Birchwood Tennis & Leisure Centre, a fully accessible venue that offers a supportive atmosphere for players and fans alike. Home games typically take place on Saturday Afternoons, with fixtures running from May to August.
We’d love for you to come and support the team — everyone is welcome!
Our Next Fixture

21
JUN
Away vs Hereford
Leominster Leisure Centre, HR6 8LL 12:45 Kick Off
Thanks to our sponsors
Without our sponsors, Wheelchair Rugby League wouldn't be where it is today.
- More than Men
- Sue & Steve Griffiths Supporting Inclusive Sport for All
- Gallery Canvas
- Matrix Networks
- Irwin Mitchell
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Bewsey Lodge Primary School
- First Act Arts
- WHP Telecoms Ltd
ADDITIONAL SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
Coaches Comments
We’re looking forward to the long trip down to Hereford this weekend to go to battle with the inform Harries! Hereford boast an experienced and skilful team full of internationals which will be a real challenge for us to deal with. Good news for us, we are welcoming both Dan Philips and Nash Jennings back into action after missing the Salford fixture along with a potential debut for new signing Lee Noble from Halifax. We are expecting a tough game but believe we have the tools to take the victory.

Isaac Williams
Head Coach
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Session Details
We run a development session for new players looking to try out the sport every Tuesday evening, 7 to 8pm down at Cardinal Newman Catholic High School.
Wheelchair Rugby is open to both players with a physical disability but also to able bodied players, making it the most inclusive sport we offer.
"Wheelchair Rugby has changed my life. It's given me a purpose and more importantly, it's given my life structure. I take the responsibility of Team Captain very seriously, it's an honour."

Paul Prince
Team Captain
Where we train
Main Location
Cardinal Newman Catholic High School
20 Bridgewater Ave, Warrington WA4 1RX
When
Tuesday Evenings
Development sessions run 19:00 to 20:00
First team training is 20:00 to 21:30

Megan Devine
Disability Rugby League Officer
"The Wheelchair RL project is a great example of Rugby League at its very best. I'd encourage anyone who might be curious to just come down and give it a go."
Details:
- Open to disabled and able bodied
- Training is on a Tuesday evening, 7pm at Cardinal Newman Catholic High School