Wheelchair Rugby League State of Origin

Wheelchair Rugby League State of Origin

Author : Wheelchair Rugby League

2022 NRL Wheelchair Rugby League State of Origin fixture and teams

Fans won’t have to wait long to catch the skill and action of representative players with the NRL Wheelchair Rugby League State of Origin match to be held Saturday 29th January 2022.

The game will be played at the Whitlam Centre, 90 Memorial Ave, Liverpool, 3 pm kick-off and entry is free.

NSW Rugby League will also live-stream the event.

The representative teams are:

NSW BLUES

Brad Grove
Brett Henman
Cory Cannane (AB)
Craig Cannane
Diab Karim (AB)
Eddie Morgan
Jason Attard (AB)
Liam Luff
Rick Engles
Tim Robinson (AB)

NSW blues 2019 Wheelchair Rugby League State of Origin Champions (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

FOXVILLE QUEENSLANDERS

Pete Arbuckle
Adam Tannock
Zac Schumacher
Dougie Chan
Chris Robson
Matty Lodewikus
James Hill
Shaun Harre
Bayley McKenna
Giles Harris

A Come N Try event will be held as the precursor to the State of Origin game.

The game will be the first representative match for 2022, with many in the team vying for a spot in the Wheelaroos team that will contest the Rugby League World Cup to be played in England during November 2022.

Free registration for the State of Origin: https://events.humanitix.com/wheelchair-rugby-league-state-of-origin-2022

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