U. De Concepcion 136:77 Espanol de Talca 
Vaqueros de Bayamon 78:74 Criollos de Caguas 
Puerto Montt 71:86 Ancud 
Calgary Surge 101:88 Edmonton Stingers 
Abejas 101:89 Correcaminos 
Dorados 84:80 Freseros 
Gambusinos 86:71 Astros 
Lobos Plateados 80:63 El Calor de Cancun 
Santos 95:80 Mineros 
Diablos Rojos 92:88 Panteras 
Warwick Senators W 87:67 Goldfields Giants W 
Wellington Saints 119:94 Southland Sharks 
Perry Lakes Hawks 110:125 Geraldton Buccaneers 
Warwick Senators 92:104 Goldfields Giants 
BA CoE 81:94 Central Coast Crusaders 
Pasig City 86:108 Cebu Greats 
Norths Bears W 95:54 BA CoE W 
Logan Thunder 108:85 Mackay Meteors 
Nelson Giants 78:91 Tauranga Whai 
Albury W 73:61 Hornsby S. W 
Newcastle Falcons W 69:61 Hills Hornets W 
Great Britain U18 63:72 Finland U18 
Ireland U18 80:60 Cyprus U18 
Melbourne Tigers W 75:61 Mt. Gambier W 
Manly W. W 82:91 Bankstown Bruins W 
Imus Braderhood 110:108 Marikina Shoemasters 
Norwood Flames W 68:64 South Adelaide Panthers W 
Dandenong 99:92 Kilsyth 
Sunshine Coast Phoenix 81:86 Ipswich Force 
Illawarra Hawks 2 86:65 Manly W. 
The Halifax Panthers put on an incredible show in the Wheelchair Challenge Cup final, beating the Leeds Rhinos 92-24. It was a one-sided match from start to finish, with the Panthers proving they are the top team in the sport. The win gave Halifax their sixth Challenge Cup title and their second in a row.
Rob Hawkins Steals the Spotlight
Star player Rob Hawkins was the hero of the day. He scored multiple tries and set up teammates with brilliant passes. His speed and skill were too much for the Leeds defense to handle.
- Hawkins led the team with both tries and assists.
- His strong play helped Halifax build an early lead.
- Leeds never found an answer to his attacking moves.
A Record of Success for Halifax
This victory adds another trophy to Halifax’s impressive history. Winning six Challenge Cups shows how consistent and talented the team has been over the years. To win back-to-back titles is even more special, proving they are the current kings of wheelchair rugby league.
The Panthers will now look to build on this success and aim for more silverware in the future. Their fans are already celebrating a memorable season.
Looking Ahead After a Dominant Win
For Leeds, it was a tough loss, but they can learn from this experience. Halifax, on the other hand, has set a high standard. With players like Rob Hawkins leading the way, the Panthers look ready to keep winning for years to come. This final will be remembered as one of their greatest performances.