Division One Returns: Fenton Manor Hosts the First Showdown of 2026

The wait is over! Division One is back this weekend as the Allied Mobility Wheelchair Rugby League rolls into Fenton Manor Sports Complex for the second tournament of the season. Expect two days of high-octane action, fierce rivalries, and tactical battles as the top clubs in Great Britain fight for crucial points on the road to the playoffs.

What to Expect

Over two days, teams from across the UK will battle it out in a fast-paced, tactical showcase of wheelchair rugby. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or new to the sport, expect thrilling matchups, inspiring stories, and a celebration of athleticism and inclusion.

With the season heating up, every game matters. Teams will be looking to make a statement early in 2026, and fans can expect big hits, fast breaks, and plenty of drama on court.

Selected games will be streamed live on the GBWR YouTube Channel, giving fans across the country a chance to follow the action. Follow all the results on Tournify.


The Teams

Cheltenham Tigers
A squad packed with talent, Cheltenham will look to make an early statement. With Tyler Walker (3.5) leading the charge and Millie Partridge (3.0F) adding versatility, expect fast-paced, attacking rugby.

 

 

 

Leicester Tigers
Depth and pedigree define Leicester’s lineup. Paralympic star Gavin Walker (2.0) joins forces with import Sebastien Verdin (3.0) and a strong female contingent including Faye West (3.5F) and Hayley Cassin (2.5F).

 

 

 

London Storm
Known for their strategy and tactics, Storm bring firepower in Dave Ross (2.0) and legend Jonny Coggan (0.5), supported by experienced campaigners like Bulbul Hussain (1.0).

 

North East Bulls
The Bulls are ready to shake things up with import Dan Wolski (3.5) and experienced Jack Smith (0.5). Expect big hits and relentless pressure from the Bulls.

 

 

Stoke Mandeville Maulers
Ash hall (4.0) adds strength to the Maulers and with Sam Dickinson (0.5) bringing tactical nous, the Maulers are a team to watch.

 

 

West Coast Crash
Crash arrive with serious firepower in Stuart Robinson (3.5) and Olly Wightman (3.5). Known for their flowing style, they’ll be aiming to set the tone early.

 

 


The Schedule
Saturday 10 January 2026 — Group A
Court 1
Time Home Away
09:00 Leicester Tigers North East Bulls
10:45 Stoke Mandeville Maulers West Coast Crash
12:30 North East Bulls West Coast Crash
14:45 North East Bulls Cheltenham Tigers
16:30 West Coast Crash London Storm
Court 2
Time Home Away
10:45 London Storm Cheltenham Tigers
12:30 London Storm Leicester Tigers
14:45 Leicester Tigers Stoke Mandeville Maulers
16:30 Cheltenham Tigers Stoke Mandeville Maulers

Sunday 11 January 2026 — Group A
Court 1
Time Home Away
09:00 Cheltenham Tigers West Coast Crash
10:45 Cheltenham Tigers Leicester Tigers
13:00 West Coast Crash Leicester Tigers
Court 2
Time Home Away
09:00 London Storm North East Bulls
10:45 London Storm Stoke Mandeville Maulers
13:00 North East Bulls Stoke Mandeville Maulers


The Players

Division One – Player List
Cheltenham Tigers Leicester Tigers London Storm
0.5 Jamie Evans 0.5 Bruno Carrico 0.5 Harry Langley
1.0 Alex Smart 1.5 Gemma Lumsdaine (F) 0.5 Jonny Coggan
1.0 Luke Wilson 1.5 Lauren Saphir (F) 1.0 Bulbul Hussain
2.0 Josh Payne-Gover 1.5 Laurence Ball 1.5 Nick Cummins
3.0 Davy Van Den Dop 2.0 Gavin Walker 2.0 Dave Ross
3.0 Millie Partridge (F) 2.5 Hayley Cassin (F) 2.0 Joel Saunders
3.5 Tyler Walker 2.5 Lewis Evans 3.0 Harvey Zahab
3.0 Gary Scholes 3.0 Ollie Mangion
3.0 Nichola Charlton (F) 3.5 Ryan Raghoo
3.0 Sebastien Verdin (Import)
3.5 Faye West (F)

North East Bulls Stoke Mandeville Maulers West Coast Crash
0.5 Jack Smith 0.5 Jacob 0.5 Callan Rawnsley
1.0 Meg Jenkinson 1.0 Ben Richardson 0.5 Muhammad Islam
2.0 Coral Batey (F) 1.0 Phoebe Gibbons (F) 1.0 Daniel Kellett
3.0 Josh Tudge 1.5 Phil Moore 1.0 Ryan Cowling (>45)
3.5 Theo Baraton (Import) 2.5 Josh Sutton 1.5 Harri Jenkins
2.5 Kascie Higgins 1.5 Myles Pearson
4.0 Ash Hall 2.0 Kieran Flynn
2.5 Josh Williams
3.0 Hannah Bucys
3.5 Olly Wightman
3.5 Stuart Robinson


Join the Action

Spectators are welcome to attend and support the teams. Whether you’re cheering for your local club or discovering the sport for the first time, this is a chance to witness the passion and power of wheelchair rugby.

Live Streaming: Watch selected games live on the GBWR YouTube Channel.

Follow all the results on Tournify.