FIVE wheelchair teams will compete in Super League next season.
Warrington Wolves have dropped out of the top-tier competition and will play in the Championship after losing all ten matches last year and conceding over 1,000 points.
Halifax Panthers, Hull FC, Leeds Rhinos, London Roosters and defending champions Wigan Warriors will make up SuWheelchair Super League to kick-off in summer as Wigan Warriors set for Euro clash
FIVE wheelchair teams will compete in Super League next season.
Warrington Wolves have dropped out of the top-tier competition and will play in the Championship after losing all ten matches last year and conceding over 1,000 points.
Halifax Panthers, Hull FC, Leeds Rhinos, London Roosters and defending champions Wigan Warriors will make up Su
