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The next meeting of the Halifax Panthers RLFC Disabled Supporters Club is at 7pm in the fully accessible Supporters Bar, Shay Stadium on Monday 16 February 2026.
We hope you can attend to help address issues relevant to supporting Halifax Panthers RLFC.
The main aims of the new Supporters Club are to: – Maintain direct links with Halifax Panthers RLFC on all matters relating to disability and our disabled supporters. – Ensure that disabled fans have a clear voice and are actively represented in decisions that affect their matchday experience. – Represent the group in discussions with the Halifax RL Independent Supporters Trust. – Improve the lived experience for supporters through ongoing consultation, advocacy, and collaboration. – Support Halifax Panthers and their Foundation by demonstrating active engagement and inclusion.
The Halifax Panthers Wheelchair Rugby League team is hosting a fundraiser called “The Rush Push,” a 13-hour marathon challenge event scheduled for February 22nd, 2026.
Event Details
Date: Sunday, February 22nd, 2026.
Location: Calderdale College Inspire Centre.
Format: A 13-hour marathon challenge where 13 different teams will each take on the treble-winning Panthers squad for one hour. Each one-hour slot includes 30 minutes of wheelchair rugby and 30 minutes of wheelchair basketball.
Fundraising For: The event raises money for both the Halifax Panthers Wheelchair team and The Rush Disability Programme, which supports accessible sport and inclusion.
Participation: Entry is £10 per player. Participants can bring their own sports wheelchair or use one provided at the venue.
Additional Info: The event is open to families and includes on-site refreshments and other activities.
How to Get Involved
Build a Team: Gather a team to take on the challenge.
Attend: Go to the Calderdale College Inspire Centre on February 22nd, 2026, to watch and cheer.
There are interesting developments at Halifax Panthers Rugby League team, with a group of supporters working with club to develop a better experience for supporters with a disability.
Here’s what the group is saying about their plans and how you can get involved with them:
Join the New Halifax Panthers Disabled Supporters Club (Supported by Halifax Panthers RLFC and Looking Back).
Help us shape a better matchday experience for everyone.
The main aims of the new Supporters Club are to: – Maintain direct links with Halifax Panthers RLFC on all matters relating to disability and our disabled supporters. – Ensure that disabled fans have a clear voice and are actively represented in decisions that affect their matchday experience. – Represent the group in discussions with the Halifax RL Independent Supporters Trust. – Improve the lived experience for supporters through ongoing consultation, advocacy, and collaboration. – Support Halifax Panthers and their Foundation by demonstrating active engagement and inclusion.
Kaine Greenwood receives the Player of the Year award for the reserves/development squad from coach Tom Martin ( left ) and Adrian Westbrook, MD of Brook Miller, the main club sponsor.
Jack Brown receives club Player of the Year award from Adrian Westbrook.
There are interesting developments at Halifax Panthers Rugby League team, with a group of supporters working with club to develop a better experience for supporters with a disability.
Here’s what the group is saying about their plans and how you can get involved with them:
Join the New Halifax Panthers Disabled Supporters Club (Supported by Halifax Panthers RLFC and Looking Back).
Help us shape a better matchday experience for everyone.
The main aims of the new Supporters Club are to: – Maintain direct links with Halifax Panthers RLFC on all matters relating to disability and our disabled supporters. – Ensure that disabled fans have a clear voice and are actively represented in decisions that affect their matchday experience. – Represent the group in discussions with the Halifax RL Independent Supporters Trust. – Improve the lived experience for supporters through ongoing consultation, advocacy, and collaboration. – Support Halifax Panthers’ IMG grading under the Community and Fandom pillars by demonstrating active engagement and inclusion.
Come along to our first meeting and have your say!
Venue: Accessible Supporters Lounge, The Shay Stadium Proposed Date: Tuesday 26th August 2025 Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
We’ve just received this letter from our local MP, Kate Dearden. We’d like to thank Kate for her kind words.
I wanted to send my heartfelt congratulations on your incredible victory in the 2025 Betfred Wheelchair Challenge Cup Final!
You’ve done Halifax proud, building on our town’s legacy in this sport with such a decisive win over the London Roosters. This achievement is a true testament to the hard work, dedication, and team spirit you bring to wheelchair rugby.
Having met with supporters of the Halifax Panthers wheelchair rugby team, I know just how much this win means. It not only raises the profile of wheelchair rugby in Halifax but will also help inspire more people to get involved, expanding opportunities and opening up new horizons for many.
I hope you’re taking time to celebrate and enjoy this well-deserved success. I’m really looking forward to coming to watch a game next season, and hearing about this match first-hand!
If there’s anything my team or I can do to support the club, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
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