The 2025 Wheelchair Super League (also known as the 2025 Betfred Wheelchair Super League for sponsorship purposes) was the sixth season of the Rugby Football League (RFL) premier wheelchair rugby league competition.
The defending champions were Leeds Rhinos who won the 2024 Grand Final, defeating Halifax Panthers 52–32.
In December 2024, the RFL announced that the 2025 Super League season would have seven teams following successful applications of Edinburgh Giants and Sheffield Eagles to join the competition. Teams played six fixtures during the regular season, playing each of the other teams once. At the end of the regular season, the top four teams advanced to the play-offs which are a single round robin like the regular season. The top two advance to the Grand Final. On 16 August 2025, Leeds failed to fulfil their round seven match against Halifax and were ruled ineligible to compete in the play-offs.
The Grand Final took place at the Manchester Basketball Centre on Sunday, 28 September, and was broadcast live on Sky Sports. Halifax Panthers, who had won the Challenge Cup and finished top of the table, completed the treble with a 42–32 win over London Roosters.
Teams
Team2024 positionStadium Edinburgh Giants – University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh Halifax Panthers 4th Calderdale College, Halifax Hull F.C. 5th Hull FC Centre of Excellence, Hull Leeds Rhinos 1st Leeds Beckett University sports arena, Leeds London Roosters 2nd Barking Sporthouse and Gym, Dagenham Sheffield Eagles Champ. Olympic Legacy Park, Sheffield Wigan Warriors 3rd Robin Park Arena, Wigan
Results The regular season commenced on 21 June. The seven rounds of matches ran until 17 August.
All times are British Summer Time (UTC+01:00)
Source:RFL Match Centre Regular season
+ Betfred Wheelchair Super League: round oneHomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDateVenue London Roosters 40–40 Halifax Panthers 21 June, 14:00 Barking Sporthouse and Gym Edinburgh Giants 6–114 Leeds Rhinos 21 June, 14:00 The University of Edinburgh Wigan Warriors 80–4 Sheffield Eagles 21 June, 15:00 Hull FC Centre of ExcellenceBye: Hull F.C.Match reports:
+ Betfred Wheelchair Super League: round twoHomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDateVenue Sheffield Eagles 10–86 London Roosters 5 July, 12:45 English Institute of Sport Edinburgh Giants 18–76 Wigan Warriors 5 July, 14:30 The University of Edinburgh Halifax Panthers 104–10 Hull F.C. 5 July, 14:30 Sedbergh Sports CentreBye: Leeds Rhinos Match reports:
+ Betfred Wheelchair Super League: round threeHomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDateVenue Edinburgh Giants 4–79 Halifax Panthers 12 July, 14:30 The University of Edinburgh Hull F.C. 36–32 Sheffield Eagles 12 July, 14:45 The Allam Sports Centre Leeds Rhinos 58–16 Wigan Warriors 12 July, 14:45 The EdgeBye: London RoostersMatch reports:
+ Betfred Wheelchair Super League: round fourHomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDateVenue London Roosters 66–22 Edinburgh Giants 19 July, 12:30 Barking Sporthouse and Gym Wigan Warriors 54–4 Hull F.C. 19 July, 15:00 Robin Park Arena Sheffield Eagles 24–98 Leeds Rhinos 20 July, 13:30 Ponds ForgeBye: Halifax PanthersMatch reports:
+ Betfred Wheelchair Super League: round fiveHomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDateVenue Hull F.C. 52–34 Edinburgh Giants 2 August, 14:30 The Allam Sports Centre Leeds Rhinos 28–52 London Roosters 2 August, 14:45 York St John University Sports Park Wigan Warriors 0–68 Halifax Panthers 2 August, 15:00 Robin Park ArenaBye: Sheffield EaglesMatch reports:
+ Betfred Wheelchair Super League: round sixHomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDateVenue Halifax Panthers 80–24 Sheffield Eagles 9 August, 12:00 Sedbergh Sports Centre London Roosters 70–0 Wigan Warriors 9 August, 14:00 Barking Sporthouse and Gym Leeds Rhinos 98–0 Hull F.C. 9 August, 14:45 The EdgeBye: Edinburgh GiantsMatch reports:
+ Betfred Wheelchair Super League: round sevenHomeScoreAwayMatch InformationDateVenue Halifax Panthers C–C Leeds Rhinos colspan=2 Sheffield Eagles 28–50 Edinburgh Giants 16 August, 14:45 English Institute of Sport Hull F.C. 26–30 London Roosters 17 August, 15:00 The Allam Sports CentreBye: Wigan WarriorsMatch reports:
Regular season table
Play-offs Four teams qualified for the play-off group stage played between 30 August and 13 September, from which the top two team qualified for the Grand Final to be played on 28 September. Play-offs occurred at neutral venues and were played as triple headers - two play-off round robins and a friendly between two of the three teams who failed to qualify (the other receiving a bye). Play-off group results + Betfred Wheelchair Super League: round eight / play-offs round oneTeam 1ScoreTeam 2Match InformationDateVenue Sheffield Eagles 34–54 Edinburgh Giants 30 August, 12:00 National Basketball Performance Centre, Manchester London Roosters 52–24 Wigan Warriors 30 August, 14:00 Hull FC 0–134 Halifax Panthers 30 August, 16:00Bye: Leeds RhinosMatch reports: + Betfred Wheelchair Super League: round nine / play-offs round twoTeam 1ScoreTeam 2Match InformationDateVenue London Roosters 28–36 Halifax Panthers 6 September, 12:00 University of Nottingham Hull FC 24–72 Wigan Warriors 6 September, 14:00 Sheffield Eagles 38–94 Leeds Rhinos 6 September, 16:00Bye: Edinburgh GiantsMatch reports: + Betfred Wheelchair Super League: round ten / play-offs round threeTeam 1ScoreTeam 2Match InformationDateVenue Halifax Panthers 78–28 Wigan Warriors 13 September, 12:00 The Allam Sports Centre, Hull London Roosters 86–20 Hull FC 13 September, 14:00 Edinburgh Giants 10–80 Leeds Rhinos 13 September, 16:00Bye: Sheffield EaglesMatch reports: Play-off table
Grand Final
+ Betfred Wheelchair Super League: Grand FinalTeam 1ScoreTeam 2Match InformationDateVenue Halifax Panthers 42–32 London Roosters 28 September National Basketball Performance Centre, ManchesterMatch reports:
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