Final Premiership Weekend Set for Stoke-on-Trent

 

Final Showdown: Allied Mobility Wheelchair Rugby Fours – Premiership Weekend

Date: Saturday 26 – Sunday 27 July 2025
Venue: Fenton Manor, City Road, Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 2RR
Watch Live: GBWR YouTube Channel

The stage is set for the thrilling conclusion of the 2025 Allied Mobility Wheelchair Rugby: Fours Premiership. After two intense tournaments in Nottingham and Stoke Mandeville, the final weekend promises high-octane action, fierce rivalries, and a race to the top that’s too close to call.

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As it stands:

Pos	Team	Points	TF	TA	TD
1	West Coast Crash	22	456	339	117
2	Leicester Tigers	22	425	373	52
3	Cheltenham Tigers	14	353	407	-54
4	NE Bulls	12	347	398	-51
5	London Storm	10	364	428	-64

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Team Previews and Players to Watch

Cheltenham Tigers

A balanced squad with firepower and finesse

Players to Watch:

• Tyler Walker (3.5): A dynamic force in attack
• Edvard Nyholm (3.0, Import): Brings international flair and control
• Luke Wilson (1.0): A rising talent with great composure

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Leicester Tigers

Depth and experience define this team.

Players to Watch:

• Seb Verdin (3.0, Import): A game-changer with elite-level skills
• Gavin Walker (2.0): Veteran leadership and consistency
• Bruno Carrico (0.5): A smart, tactical low-pointer who makes things tick

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London Storm

Storm have been building momentum and are ready to strike

Players to Watch:

• Ollie Mangion (3.0): Brings speed and aggression to the court
• Ryan Raghoo (3.5): A relentless attacker with flair
• Bulbul Hussain (1.0): A legend of the sport, anchoring the team

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North East Bulls

A rising force with a mix of youth and experience

Players to Watch:

• Josh Tudge (3.0): A powerhouse in transition
• Jack Smith (0.5): A legend of the game with unmatched game sense
• Millie Partridge (3.0, F): A strong presence in both attack and defence

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West Coast Crash

Crash are known for their aggressive style and fearless play

Players to Watch:

• Stuart Robinson (3.5): One of the most dominant players in the league
• Harri Jenkins (1.5): Quick and tactical
• Olly Wightman (3.5): Brings power and precision to the front line

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Full Fixture List

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Watch Live on GBWR YouTube

Can’t make it to Fenton Manor? Catch every match live on the GBWR YouTube Channel. With expert commentary, behind-the-scenes interviews, and full match coverage, you won’t miss a moment of the action.

Keep up to date on all the scores and fixtures via Tournify.

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Looking Ahead

The final weekend of the 2025 Allied Mobility Wheelchair Rugby: Fours Premiership will determine this season’s champion. With two teams still in contention for the title, fans can expect tactical battles, last-minute drama, and standout performances that will shape the future of British wheelchair rugby.

This season has been a showcase of patience, skill, and speed. As we head into the final weekend at Fenton Manor, the excitement is building. Whether you’re cheering from the stands or tuning in online, prepare for a weekend of unforgettable rugby.

The title is on the line. Let the final battle begin.

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About Our Sponsor: Allied Mobility

We’re proud to be supported by Allied Mobility, the UK’s leading provider of wheelchair accessible vehicles. As part of a transformative three-year partnership with Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby (GBWR), Allied Mobility sponsors both the Wheelchair Rugby: Fours National Series and the WR5s league, helping to grow the sport and promote inclusivity across the UK.

Allied Mobility designs and manufactures a unique range of wheelchair accessible vehicles (WAVs), including cars for families, taxis, and minibuses for schools and care homes. Their commitment to accessibility and community engagement aligns perfectly with the values of wheelchair rugby, making them an ideal partner in expanding opportunities for players, coaches, volunteers, and fans alike