What’s happening?
A free “Come and Try” Wheelchair Rugby League event will be held on Tuesday, 30 September, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Sarina State High School. The session is open to all and offers people of all ages and abilities the chance to experience this inclusive and action-packed sport in a fun and supportive environment.
Why it matters
Wheelchair Rugby League places a unique emphasis on inclusivity. It provides opportunities for people with mobility issues to enjoy the benefits of sports participation alongside teammates of diverse abilities. Carers, parents, and friends can also get involved as participants, volunteers, or spectators, making it a sport for the whole community.
Local impact
By opening the event to everyone, the session encourages Mackay residents to connect through sport, whether as players or supporters. It celebrates fun, fitness, and teamwork, and highlights that Wheelchair Rugby League is not just for people with disabilities.
By the numbers
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2 hours – the session will run from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
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1 venue – Sarina State High School is the host location
Zoom in
Wheelchair Rugby League is a variation of the Rugby League running game. People with and without disabilities play together on the same team, and the game welcomes men, women, boys, and girls to share the court.
Zoom out
The “Come and Try” event reflects the wider spirit of inclusivity, creating opportunities for participation in sport regardless of ability. It invites newcomers, keen athletes, and supporters to be part of a vibrant community.
What to look for next
Everyone is encouraged to come along, bring friends and family, and be part of this event at Sarina State High School. The day promises a chance to try Wheelchair Rugby League and to enjoy a welcoming community atmosphere.
