North Wales Crusaders start search for new head coach

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NORTH WALES CRUSADERS are searching for a new head coach.

Crusaders, who have endured a testing campaign in the Championship, have announced they have parted company with Mike Grady.

A club statement said: “Mike returned to the club in June to guide the team through a challenging transitional period following the club’s restructuring under new ownership.

“We would like to place on record our sincere thanks to Mike for his time, dedication, and efforts during his tenure.

“His commitment to the club, the area, and the fans has always been appreciated.”

Grady’s final match at the helm was Sunday’s 90-0 defeat at home to second-placed Newcastle Thunder, while North Wales are next in action at home to Goole Vikings on August 2.

Crusaders’ statement added: “As we look toward the future, the club’s focus now shifts entirely to building a robust foundation for the 2027 season.

“We are committed to securing a strong leader with a clear direction who will take full ownership of our rebuilding process, ensuring that North Wales Crusaders are competitive and resilient moving forward.”

North Wales’ search for a new head coach is underway and further details are available from the club’s Facebook page.

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