Wheelchair Rugby League Australia
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Last updated: Jul 21 2021
Short Description
Wheelchair Rugby League Australia (WRLA) is a variation of Rugby League that allows athletes with disabilities to compete with and against able-bodied people. The sport is governed by the board of Wheelchair Rugby League Australia and is affiliated with the Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC). WRLA introduced seasonal competition from 2010 which built awareness at all levels of the game including referees, players, coaches and administration of the sport and provide opportunities for athletes with disabilities within the league.
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WRL's mission
Wheelchair Rugby League is not just be for people with disabilities. Like the other competing nations, we are encouraging non-disabled athletes to compete as well. This has proved quite successful overseas in building initial numbers/teams while also offering a level-playing-field for both types of athletes, which is something not many other sports have the ability to offer.
Our mission is to provide balanced and fair Wheelchair Rugby League competitions. We recognise that there is more than one form of Wheelchair Rugby League available; International Tag Rules and Local Touch Rules. Our aim is to host competitions for both versions across Australia.
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NSW Wheelchair Rugby LeagueSydneyNSW 2000 Australia Sales: 02 9740 9798 Website: https://www.nrlwheelchair.com.au/nswwrl |
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