BRADFORD BULLS FOUNDATION WELCOMES NEW HEAD COACH OF WOMEN'S TEAM

The Bradford Bulls Foundation proudly announces the appointment of Connor Matheson as the new Head Coach of the Bradford Bulls Women's Team.

Following an extensive selection process that attracted a multitude of high-caliber applications, Matheson stood out for his exceptional coaching acumen, commitment to player development, and a visionary approach to the sport. His dedication to empowering athletes and his strategic mindset align seamlessly with the Foundations' ethos of progression and success.

Chris Chamberlain, CEO of the Bradford Bulls Foundation, expressed enthusiasm for the appointment, stating, "Connor's experience and vision for the team stood out among an impressive pool of candidates. His passion for the game and his commitment to the growth of women's rugby align perfectly with the values of the Bradford Bulls Foundation. We're excited to see the positive impact his leadership will have on the team and the wider community."

Matheson brings a fresh perspective that promises to elevate the Women's Team to new heights. His arrival marks a significant milestone in the Foundations commitment to fostering talent and promoting equality in sports.

"I am delighted to have been given the opportunity to coach the Bulls’ Women’s Team.” said Connor Matheson “When I received the phone call from Chris, I was stunned. I didn't really know what to say other than to thank him. I had been glued to my phone, waiting for the call since the interview.”

“Going into this role, I feel confident—confident that I can help put the team back on the right path and return them to where they belong. I believe I can bring a wealth of knowledge to the team, which I can then pass on and provide the right game structure for success in the upcoming season.”

“One of the attractions to the team was the current squad they have. Additionally, the great facilities the club provides for the team are excellent. They will definitely help us prepare for the season as well as support the players' wellbeing."