Round 2 Update

Round 2 has kicked off in Adelaide with some outstanding performances from all teams NSW Gladiators have put themselves back in contention for the title going through the round undefeated and now sitting just 1 win off the top spot in third place.

The South Australian Sharks have pulled themselves into first place, with some great games in front of their home crowd drawing them equal on points with the Jetstar Gold Coast Wheelchair Rugby Titans, however, sitting on top with their percentages. The last game of the round between home side South Australian Sharks and the Victorian 'Coloplast' Thunder had play suspendced due to a power failure.

Round 3 will kick off at 4pm on Friday 6th August at The Sports Centre, Brisbane Entertainment Centre.

Wheelchair Sports Australia would like to thank the Australian Paralympic Committee and Telstra for their ongoing support of the National Wheelchair Rugby League.

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2010 NWRL Season to kick off in Melbourne

The 2010 National Wheelchair Rugby League sees the Jetstar Gold Coast Wheelchair Rugby Titans, NSW Gladiators, SA Sharks and the Victorian 'Coloplast' Thunder battle it out for four rounds to take home the title of the 2010 National Wheelchair Rugby League.

Round 1 has kicked off in Melbourne with some cracker games, which as seen the Jetstar Gold Coast Wheelchair Rugby Titans take out top spot on the ladder, going through the round undefeated. SA Sharks are in second place on 8 points only losing to Jetstar Gold Coast Wheelchair Rugby Titans.

With an under strength team, NSW Gladiators, were unable to bring home a win from the weekend, but are looking forward to redeeming their selves in the coming rounds and make a run for the title.

Australian Head Coach Brad Dubberley says the league is a great opportunity for players to gain playing experience.

Round 2 will kick off in Adelaide on Friday 9th July at the Parks Recreation Centre in Adelaide.

Please check the results page for detailed results and upcoming rounds.

We would like to thank the Australian Paralympic Committee and Telstra for the ongoing support of the National Wheelchair Rugby League.