The Best of British Wheelchair Rugby Comes to Nottingham!
Mark your calendars for an unmissable weekend of elite wheelchair rugby as the Allied Mobility Wheelchair Rugby: Fours Premiership 2025 takes place at the Wildcats Arena, Nottingham on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 June 2025!
This is GBWR’s premier domestic competition, where the entire GB national team and top international stars go head-to-head in a high-intensity, fast-paced showcase of the sport at its very best.
See your GBWR Stars in Action
This year’s Premiership is a rare opportunity to see every member of the GB national team competing on home soil, alongside some of the most talented players from around the world. But it’s not just about the established stars, this event also showcases the next generation of emerging talent, with rising athletes making their mark and pushing the boundaries of the sport. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to wheelchair rugby, this is your chance to witness the future of the game unfold right before your eyes.
Five Top Teams, The first of 3 Epic Showdowns
The competition features five of the UK’s top clubs:
- West Coast Crash
- North East Bulls
- Leicester Tigers
- Cheltenham Tigers
- London Storm
These teams will battle it out in a round-robin format across two days of non-stop action.
Watch All the games LIVE on GBWR YouTube Channel.
Meet the Teams
West Coast Crash
A dominant force in British wheelchair rugby, West Coast Crash are known for their physical style and tactical discipline. With several GB internationals in their ranks, they bring experience, power, and a relentless drive to win. Expect them to be serious title contenders.
Star Player: Stuart Robinson MBE
A Paralympic gold medallist and former RAF Regiment gunner, Stuart Robinson is one of the sport’s most inspiring figures. A 3.5-classified player, he brings explosive power, leadership, and unmatched determination to the court. As a key figure in both West Coast Crash and the GB national team, Stuart is a player to watch.
Squad:
- 0.5 Muhammad Islam
- 1.0 Jodie Punshon (f)
- 1.5 Harri Jenkins
- 1.5 Myles Pearson
- 2.0 Byron Durkin-White
- 2.5 Daniel Dawoud
- 2.5 Josh Williams
- 3.0 Hannah Bucys (f)
- 3.5 Stuart Robinson
North East Bulls
The Bulls are a rising powerhouse, blending youth and experience with a fearless approach to the game. Their aggressive defence and fast transitions make them one of the most exciting teams to watch. They’ll be looking to make a big statement in Nottingham.
Star Player: Jack Smith
Jack Smith is a Paralympic gold medallist and one of the most technically gifted players in the sport. Known for his speed, agility, and sharp tactical mind, Jack is a 0.5 classified player who consistently delivers under pressure. A key member of the GB national team, he brings leadership and flair to the North East Bulls lineup.
International Star: Jonathan Hivernat Joins the Bulls
The North East Bulls have added serious firepower to their squad with the inclusion of Jonathan Hivernat, captain of the French national team and one of Europe’s most decorated wheelchair rugby athletes. France are the current European Champions winning it in 2022, 2023 and 2025.
Known for his leadership, intensity, and tactical brilliance, Hivernat made his Paralympic debut at Rio 2016 and has since become a cornerstone of the French squad. His presence in the Bulls lineup brings international experience and a winning mentality that could prove decisive in Nottingham.
Squad:
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- 0.5 Gareth Herridge
- 0.5 Jack Smith
- 2.0 Coral Batey (f)
- 2.0 Jonny Collingwood
- 3.0 Jonathan Hivernat
- 3.0 Josh Tudge
- 3.0 Millie Partridge (f)
Leicester Tigers
A club with a proud history and a deep connection to the sport, Leicester Tigers bring a well-drilled, strategic game plan to every match. With GB talent in their squad and a reputation for resilience, they’re always in the mix when it comes to silverware.
Star Player: Faye West
Faye West is a dynamic and versatile athlete who has quickly become a standout in the GB setup. Known for her speed, tactical awareness, and relentless work ethic, Faye brings energy and precision to the Leicester Tigers lineup. As one of the rising stars of British wheelchair rugby, she’s sure to make a big impact this weekend.
International Flair: Seb Verdin Returns to Leicester Tigers
Leicester Tigers fans will be thrilled to see the return of Sebastian Vidin, the dynamic French international who has been a key part of the squad for the past few seasons. Known for his explosive pace, sharp court vision, and relentless energy, Vidin brings a unique international edge to the Tigers’ lineup.
A standout player for France on the global stage, Sebastian’s presence adds depth and versatility to Leicester’s attack. His return to the Premiership is a major boost for the team as they aim to challenge for the title. With his experience and flair, Vidin is sure to be a fan favourite and a game-changer throughout the weekend.
Squad:
- 0.5 Bruno Carrico
- 1.5 Gemma Lumsdaine (f)
- 1.5 Jack Coulson
- 1.5 Laurence Ball
- 2.0 Gavin Walker
- 2.5 Hayley Cassin (f)
- 2.5 Lewis Evans
- 2.5 Luke Collier
- 3.0 Gaz Scholes
- 3.0 Seb Verdin
- 3.0 Faye West (f)
Cheltenham Tigers
Cheltenham Tigers are known for their team chemistry and smart, structured play. They’ve steadily climbed the ranks in recent seasons and will be aiming to turn heads with a strong showing at this year’s Premiership.
Star Player: Tyler Walker
Tyler Walker is a powerful and intelligent player who has become a key figure in the GB national team. Tyler brings explosive speed, sharp decision-making, and a commanding presence on court. Representing Cheltenham Tigers, he’ll be one of the most exciting players to watch in Nottingham.
International Talent: Davy van der Dop
Adding international firepower to the Cheltenham Tigers is Davy van der Dop, a standout player from the Netherlands. Known for his agility, court awareness, and relentless energy, Davy has become a fan favourite in the UK scene. His experience on the international stage brings a valuable edge to Cheltenham’s campaign, and his partnership with Tyler Walker could prove to be one of the most dynamic duos of the tournament.
Squad:
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- 0.5 Jamie Evans
- 0.5 Sam Dickinson
- 1.0 Alex Smart
- 1.0 Luke Wilson
- 1.5 Kyran Bishop
- 2.0 Josh Payne-Gover
- 3.0 Davy van der Dop
- 3.5 Tyler Walker
- 3.5 Sabrin Meyzinev
London Storm
London Storm are fast, fearless, and full of flair. With a mix of seasoned internationals and emerging stars, they play an exciting brand of rugby that keeps fans on the edge of their seats. Don’t be surprised if they shake up the standings.
Star Player: Jonny Coggan
Jonny Coggan is a veteran of the sport and a long-standing member of the GB national team. With a career spanning multiple Paralympic cycles, Jonny brings a wealth of experience, composure, and leadership to London Storm. His strategic mind and calm under pressure make him a key asset in high-stakes matches.
Squad:
- 0.5 Harry Langley
- 0.5 Jonny Coggan
- 1.0 Bulbul Hussain
- 1.5 Nick Cummins
- 2.0 Dave Ross
- 2.0 Joel Saunders
- 3.0 Ollie Mangion
- 3.0 Ryan Raghoo
Match Schedule
Saturday 21 June – Court 1
09:00 – West Coast Crash vs North East Bulls
10:30 – Leicester Tigers vs Cheltenham Tigers
12:00 – London Storm vs North East Bulls
14:00 – Cheltenham Tigers vs West Coast Crash
15:30 – London Storm vs Leicester Tigers
17:00 – North East Bulls vs Cheltenham Tigers
Sunday 22 June – Court 1
09:00 – West Coast Crash vs London Storm
10:30 – North East Bulls vs Leicester Tigers
12:30 – London Storm vs Cheltenham Tigers
14:00 – Leicester Tigers vs West Coast Crash
15:30 – Presentation
Join Us in Nottingham
Admission is free, and the atmosphere will be electric. Bring your friends, family, and your loudest cheers to support the athletes who represent the very best of British wheelchair rugby.
Venue: Wildcats Arena, Nottingham
Dates: Saturday 21 – Sunday 22 June 2025
First match: 09:00 each day
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