The 2026 Wheelchair Rugby National League is officially underway, with three action-packed days at the Gold Coast Classic.

The 2026 Wheelchair Rugby National League gets underway on the Gold Coast, with the Gold Coast Classic bringing three days of fast-paced wheelchair rugby action to the Gold Coast Recreation Precinct from 19 to 21 September.

Australia’s leading wheelchair rugby athletes return to domestic competition this month, with the 2026 Wheelchair Rugby National League regular season set to begin with rounds in the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and Melbourne.

The 2026 Sydney Slam Development Round at Kevin Betts Stadium gave athletes valuable on-court experience, with teams rotating line-ups to provide minutes for both emerging and established players.

The 2026 Melbourne Invitational, the first national-level wheelchair rugby event of the year, lit up Caroline Springs Leisure Centre.

The 2026 Wheelchair Rugby National League season launches with the National League Development Round Melbourne Invitational, taking place at Caroline Springs Leisure Centre from Friday 27 February to Sunday 1 March 2026.

The 2025 Wheelchair Rugby National League has officially wrapped up in spectacular fashion, with the University of Queensland Red Heavies crowned as this year’s champions.

Day 2 of the Sunshine Coast Clash saw the junior wheelchair rugby players join the competition.

The thrilling conclusion of our 2025 National League is here, with teams descending on the Sunshine Coast to battle it out for top honours.

The Sunshine Coast will play host to the final showdown of the 2025 Wheelchair Rugby National League, as Queensland teams lead the competition heading into the season finale.