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. 

The 2025 Sydney Slam brought our regular division 1 and division 2 athletes together, providing new experiences and energy to our emerging players.

The final day of the Brisbane Bash saw a vibrant and vocal audience ahead of the New South Wales, Victorian and Queensland derby matches.

Day two of the 2025 Brisbane Bash continued with some fierce competition in front of an energetic crowd at Nissan Arena.

The second round of the 2025 Wheelchair Rugby National League – the Brisbane Bash – began with a bang at Nissan Area.

The first round of the 2025 Wheelchair Rugby National League concluded in Melbourne with state derby matches and Division 2 finals spearheading the Sunday contests.

Day 2 of the 2025 Melbourne Invitational saw some clear favourites take the lead in the overall leaderboard in both divisions.

The first round of the 2025 Wheelchair Rugby National League, the Melbourne Invitational, kicked off today in Caroline Springs with nine teams taking the court across two divisions.

The future - proofing of the Australian Steelers is well and truly underway as Wheelchair Rugby Australia’s development program staged an emerging talent camp at their Melbourne-based headquarters this week.

In the history of the Wheelchair Rugby National League, never has there been a roster assembly of this strength across the six-teams heading into the first round of competition.

Australia’s premier domestic wheelchair rugby competition, the Wheelchair Rugby National League is set to light up the east coast once more with the competition slated to be the most competitive on record.

The third and final round of the Wheelchair Rugby National League tips off next weekend with Perry Park in Alexandria hosting all three days of competition from 19-21 July.

The University of Queensland Red Heavies have been crowned back-to-back champions of the Wheelchair Rugby National League in Sydney this afternoon, despite the efforts of hometown rival Bond University who staged a grandstand finish, falling just short of claiming their maiden league crown.

The University of Queensland Red Heavies picked up straight where they left off last year at Cobblebank Stadium in Victoria this weekend, securing the round 1 victory after going undefeated in all five of their matches.

Wheelchair Rugby Australia has today confirmed the playing squads of the 6 clubs set to take part in the upcoming 2023 Wheelchair Rugby National League.

Cover photo credit to Jimmy Leuenberger and Sporting Wheelies & Disabled Association

This weekend the 2022 Wheelchair Rugby National League comes to a close as Queensland hosts the final round of the new-look tournament. In an unavoidable clash of dates, round 3 possesses a great opportunity for many developing athletes given the absence of the Australian Steelers players selected to compete in the Canada Cup, meaning team depth and new line-ups are set to be tested in the final round of the competition. The impact of the clash has seen the withdrawal of Melbourne RUFC from this weekends competition, as the League narrows to 5 teams all jostling for spots on the final competition ladder to determine placings.

Wheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) is pleased to unveil the inaugural clubs set to compete in the new-look Wheelchair Rugby National League for 2022.