By Sean Boyle Caledonian Crushers Wheelchair Rugby Club is based in Glasgow with players from all over Scotland as they are the only team in the country, they were established in 2010. […]
Who are the Caledonian Crushers?
Wheelchair rugby: the full-contact disability sport you never knew existed
by Adam Kennedy The phrase ‘a full-contact disability sport’ may seem like an oxymoron. However, the Caledonian Crushers – Scotland’s only wheelchair rugby team – put that theory to bed. Jen Lang […]
No Rugby, No Problem
By Dale Eaton (@DaleEaton_) While most football clubs across Scotland have been able to return on some level, the majority of Scotlands rugby clubs haven’t been so lucky. Despite this, Ayr Rugby […]
Glasgow Panthers Wheelchair Rugby 7s Team
Huge thank you to coach Adam Mould and Glasgow Panthers Wheelchair Sports Club for opening our eyes and minds to the inclusion surrounding disability sport and helping my Sports Journalism BA students yesterday. Full video reports […]
Ayr Ladies Rugby looking to bounce back after a string of defeats
By Lewis McLeod and Ben Kearney Ayr Ladies have recently hit a bit of poor form losing their last three matches to the aggregate of 211-0 with their most recent match against […]
All Eyes on Japan
Angus Hyde UWS NEWS As the host nation take on Russia on the opening day of the 2019 Rugby World Cup, Scotland will be eagerly looking on as they prepare for their […]
Preview: Improving Hawick aim to shock title-chasing Ayr
By Ronan Alexander TENNENT’S Premiership league leaders Ayr make the long trip to Hawick on Saturday with the Greens aiming to dent the visitors title hopes. Ayr come into the match top […]
Sei Nazione: Italy and the Six Nations
UWS News explore Italy’s record within the Six Nations tournament and explore the ways in which the country can improve their rugby.
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