Head coach Alan Caron has named his 12-player Wales squad for the 2026 Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup in Australia, with our own Mark Williams selected. Mark was in the Jets squad who won the WRL title at the start of the year, before helping to lead Wigan Warriors to the Challenge Cup and Super …
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Cardiff Demons have signed off their final season under the name with another successful campaign, finishing fourth in the RFL Women’s National Championship and reaching the knock-out stages of the Challenge Cup for a fourth consecutive season. The Demons, who will now join the South Wales Jets as their women’s side, recorded nine league wins …
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Our own chairman, Liam Price has been appointed as a Non-Executive Director of Wales Rugby League. Liam brings a wealth of project management, technical services, and governance expertise to the role. He currently serves as a Project Manager with the Global Facilities Service Group, OCS, where he delivers complex, large-scale projects across the BBC estate …
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South Wales Jets scored a record points haul in a Welsh Final on Saturday, beating Aberavon Fighting Irish 62-26, to lift the first WRL Conference Cup. The winning margin was just four points short of that particular record, achieved by Bridgend Blue Bulls in 2005, making this the biggest win in a final for 21 …
All eyes are on The Gnoll tomorrow as we look for a historic double, having already won the league earlier this season with a 100% record. That was the first time that WRL have done a top of the table wins it, and no-one could stop us in that competition. We’ve qualified for the 2027 …
Our U14s side “retained” their WRL junior title on Saturday, beating Swansea Rams in a dramatic Grand Final, keeping up this group’s 100 percent record in lifting trophies. It’s the third season in a row, since the Jets junior sides were formed, that they have won the title, starting with the U12s in 2024, then …
This Saturday, the South Wales Jets return to the biggest stage. Our Under 13s Greens are back in the final after the heartbreak of losing last year. They have carried that pain, learned from it and fought their way back. This time, they are not going just to take part. They are going back to …
Jets Fest in Penallta, just north of Caerphilly, was another success for rugby league in Wales, with nearly 450 players taking part in 16 matches over eight hours, a record for one ground in one day in Wales, including the first-ever girls club rugby league match to feature two Welsh sides. That was the encounter …
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South Wales Jets beat Aber Valley Wolves 26-10 in an U12 girls match on Saturday morning to open “Jets Fest”. It was the first ever girls’ rugby league match in Wales between two club sides from Wales. In a match that last 20 minutes each way, Jets’ captain Mali Price, who was the player who …
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After the massive success of the inaugural “Jets Fest” last year in Ammonford, it’s over to Penallta RFC this year for “Jets Fest II” on Saturday 4th July. Jets Fest is where sides from South Wales Jets face those from West Wales Jets at as many junior levels as possible, before the South Wales Jets’ …
