A Milestones for the Learning Disability Super League

Our Learning Disability Super League has grown rapidly over the past few years has lead to yet another milestone for the sport – in what is now the most played disability variant of Rugby League, the LSDL has recently surpassed the 300 participant mark!

Even in a four-year period that was hampered by the pandemic, the number of participants has almost tripled since 2019, whilst the number of participating clubs has risen from 8 to 17 in that time.

Reflecting on such a positive few years, Chris Godfrey, the RFL Social & Inclusion Manager, said: “We’re delighted to reach such a milestone, and immensely proud as we continue to break new ground in Social & Inclusion Rugby League.

“The rise in participating players and clubs is a direct result of the effort and passion being poured into this side of the game by all those at the RFL, Community Integrated Care and the club Foundations – we work closely together with the same drive as always, and are confident that there will be many more milestones to celebrate in the coming years.”

Find out more about the Community Integrated Care Learning Disability Super League here!