Our teams are the cornerstone of our success

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 will compete in the Wheelchair Super League in 2026 following promotion from the Championship.

The Team train and play at Sedburgh Sport Centre Bradford, which is one of the few facilities in the country with a full size fully marked out indoor pitch.

A number of our recent players have progressed onto the Future of England Pathway, including our current Coach Keiron Johnson and our current Vice Captain Isabelle Wright and her older brother Nathaniel Wright

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.

The Bradford Bulls Open Disability programme brings together Learning Disability Rugby League (LDRL) and Physical Disability Rugby League (PDRL), offering fully inclusive playing opportunities for participants who want to experience the game in an adapted, supportive environment. PDRL is a running, full‑contact format designed for players with physical disabilities, while LDRL focuses on enjoyment, skill development, and social connection through a non‑competitive version of the sport.

PDRL has grown rapidly across the UK, with landmark moments such as the first PDRL World Club Challenge helping raise the profile of the game. The format is played nine‑a‑side on a modified pitch, combining full‑contact players with those playing under Touch RL rules, ensuring everyone can take part safely. Both formats emphasise participation, teamwork, and the wider wellbeing benefits that rugby league brings.

The Bulls Foundation delivers regular training sessions, festivals, and competitive opportunities, creating a welcoming pathway for new and experienced players alike. Anyone interested in joining the Open Disability teams can get in touch to learn more about how to get involved.

Birkenshaw Bluedogs are a well‑established community club known for their strong junior pathway and tight‑knit local support, helping young players take their first steps in the game.

Brighouse Rangers bring a proud rugby tradition, offering a competitive but welcoming environment that develops players across the Calder Valley.

Clayton ARLFC sit at the heart of their community, recognised for their family‑focused atmosphere and commitment to nurturing confident, skilful young players.

Drighlington ARLFC have a long history of producing talented teams, combining strong coaching with a real village‑club spirit that keeps players connected for life.

Dudley Hill ARLFC are one of Bradford’s most respected grassroots clubs, known for their strong volunteer base and a proud track record of developing players through every age group.

Keighley Albion are a major force in the district’s community game, offering high‑quality coaching and a thriving junior section that feeds into the wider Keighley rugby league scene.

Odsal Sedbergh ARLFC provide a friendly, accessible environment for local players, with a growing programme that reflects the area’s strong sporting culture

Silsden Storm are a fast‑growing club with a passionate local following, giving young players a positive, energetic place to learn and enjoy rugby league.

Queensbury ARLFC are known for their strong, competitive edge and deep community roots, offering players a committed environment built on hard work and local pride.

West Craven Warriors serve the border communities of Yorkshire and Lancashire, providing a welcoming club atmosphere and opportunities for players across the region.

West Bowling ARLFC have a proud reputation for producing talented players, supported by excellent coaching and a strong community culture that spans generations.

Wibsey Warriors are a community‑driven club with a loyal local base, giving players a supportive place to develop their skills and enjoy the game.

Wyke ARLFC are a well‑respected club with a history of strong junior development, offering a pathway that reflects the village’s long-standing passion for rugby league.