Bradford Bulls Wheelchair Rugby league Team
The Bradford Bulls Wheelchair Rugby League Club was formed in January 2009 to bring wheelchair sport back in to Bradford. Wheelchair Rugby League is the most inclusive sport bringing together both able bodied and disabled players, of any gender, over the age of 12.
The Bradford Bulls Wheelchair Rugby league team have had a great deal of success over the years and they currently play in the RFL’s Wheelchair RL Championship division. and are the current reining champions!.
The team are part of the Bradford Bulls Foundation delivering not only weekly training sessions and a competitive playing squad but also take any opportunity to work within many schools, colleges and community events across the Bradford District and beyond
Behind the Scenes
A great deal of time and effort goes into not only producing a competitive team but also a set-up which is a real asset to the community, helping to raise awareness of disabilities and providing activities for inclusiveness.
Non of this would be possible without the support of a dedicated band of volunteers who support the team with transport , maitenance , ,gameday and administritive duties,
Getting Involved
If you are interested in becoming a member of the team or to volunteer your time to help progrees the team please contact Sue Cater on Sue.cater@bullsfoundation.org We are actively seeking sponsorship and would love to hear from anyone interested in supporting this great, inclusive sports club. Please contact Chris Chamberlain CEO of the Foundation on Chris.chamberlain@bullsfoundation.org
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