The Ottawa 2026 World Championships have concluded, with the GB Men claiming bronze and the GB Women taking fourth place.
Mohawks join the Women’s Premier League for 2025
Mohawks Wheelchair Basketball club will be competing in the 2025 season of the Women’s Premier League.
The 2023/24 season was one of the most successful ever for the northern-based team, as it saw them top the table of the Women’s League Division One in their debut season. They also won the Junior League final at the National Championship Finals and claimed silver at the EuroCup qualification tournament.
The Women’s Premier League is dedicated to providing high-level competition for female athletes and made history on its launch as the first of its kind. Mohawks join the line-up of four other clubs: Cardiff Met Archers, East London Phoenix, Loughborough Lightning and Worcester Wolves.
Diccon Edwards, Performance Director at British Wheelchair Basketball, commented:
“We’re pleased to welcome Mohawks to the WPL for the 2025 season as part of the growth of the women’s game. Their squad will feature some talented up and coming young players who are on our radar for GB honours in the future and we are delighted to be working with them.”
Lee Fawcett, Director of Basketball at Mohawks Wheelchair Basketball Club said:
“Mohawks are really pleased to be the first club side to enter the Women’s Premier league. We are looking forward to the new challenge for the 2025 season”.
The 2025 season of the Women’s Premier League will get underway at the start of next year, concluding at the National Championship Finals 2025.
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