The club have had a fantastic response to our launch of 'Ask Electric Eels'. We have found the six best questions for us to answer. What is powerchair football? Powerchair football is a unique sport giving disabled people who use a powerchair in their daily lives to play football at a competitive level. It is the only active team participation sport for people who use electric wheelchairs. The sport is a fast dynamic and competitive sport to watch. Each game is 40 minutes lon

Hull & East Yorkshire Powerchair Football Club are proud to launch a unique and incentive campaign called Try It. The campaign is aimed to raise awareness of powerchair football and the club with a hope to increase participation in the local area including recruiting volunteers to help on match days. The club are hoping to add players to their competition teams and development team, but, if you don't want to compete we are more than happy for you to come and try the sport. Hu

The Muscular Dystrophy UK Championship returns this weekend with our national league team ready to compete and improve from where they left off last season. Electric Eels have been training very hard in pre season and the club have been very impressed with the progression they have made each week. It's been a busy pre season with competition squad trials, extra training, friendlies against St George Knights and a new face in the team. We would like to welcome James Radcliffe

Hull’s only powerchair football club are to host the second round of the North East Regional League on Sunday 20 November at Haltemprice Leisure Centre. The North East Regional League sponsored by Clark & Partners is a competitive league consisting of two divisions Premiership and Championship. A number of clubs from the North East region all meet on dates throughout the season to compete against each other. This year marks the league’s third consecutive season with East Ridi

Hudgell Solicitors, one of the UK’s leading clinical negligence and personal injury firms, have agreed to continue to sponsor East Riding Electric Eels and are providing funding for new equipment ahead of the new season to include six new footballs and hoodies for the team. In addition, Electric Eels will receive marketing support which is hoped will help them recruit new players and coaches as well as new supporters to the club. Simon Wilson, Head of Marketing at Hudgell Sol

East Riding Electric Eels blues powerchair football team finished in 6th position this weekend in just their second year in National League Championship. The blues secured their mid table place by beating Nottingham Forest 1 - 0 with Kizzy Wade scoring in the first half. In their first year they finished the season in 10th with 7 points. This year they secured 6th position with 27 points. Kai Gill, captain of the national league side finished the season with 8 goals alongside

East Riding Electric Eels Reds powerchair football team were crowned 2016 champions of the Yorkshire League on Sunday 1 May in Leeds. After a debut season in the division the team remained unbeaten all season having played ten games winning 7 and drawing 3. The spirit and character of the youthful side showed throughout the campaign. The club are very proud of the achievement and progress Electric Eels Reds have made during the campaign. Squad names: Charlie Fox, Jamie Parkin

The National League team head to Nottingham next weekend (7th - 8th May) for the final fixtures of their season. The team can move into fifth position of the Championship table finishing in the top five of their second season. We interviewed National League coach Lee Brennan for his thoughts on the second season in the Championship division. You can listen to his thoughts here: #NationalLeague #Championship #powerchair #football

East Riding Electric Eels have recieved support from a local businessman to purchase a new kit for the 2015/2016 season. The powerchair football club had several meetings with Hull City regarding a possibility of wearing the colours of professional outfit. An agreement was reached after months of discussions that East Riding Electric Eels could wear the traditional Amber & Black stripes. Dr Allam owner of Hull City purchased the club their own shirts with local business Hudge