Tigers won all five games of the opening event of the campaign at the city’s De Montfort University on Saturday and Sunday.
They kicked off with a 56-20 victory over the Plymouth-based West Country Hawks. Tigers followed it up with a 58-21 win against the Solent Sharks before ending Saturday with a 69-24 victory over the Cardiff Pirates.
Tigers continued their winning form on Sunday a 38-8 victory over the Hammerheads, the Solent Sharks B team before their first Coloplast Super Series event of the season ended with a 51-16 win against the Caledonian Crushers.
The results left Tigers top of the pool on 15 points with Pirates second on 13 and Sharks in third on 11.
Captain James Price said: “It was a great performance from the team. We gave opportunities to some young players and to finish with five wins from five is excellent.
“The players, the staff and the coaches are thrilled with the result and the performance.”
Wheelchair rugby players are classed on their level of physical disability between 0.5 points and 3.5 points. A total of four players per team are allowed on court at one time and cannot total more than eight points.
Price and and fellow offensive player Jamie Stead receiving awards for ‘best in class’ for 2 point player and 2.5 player respectively.
The Tigers European squad are next in action in Prague from November 22 to 24. The squad will see players drafted from the Tigers and its sister team the Marauders Wheelchair Rugby Team.
The next super series will be held in Leicester in February for more action.
