She will appear in court on September 14.
The crash happened in July. Photo / File
After the crash, the club – an amalgamation of the former Burnham, Dunsandel and Irwell clubs, affiliated to the Ellesmere sub-union – posted on social media that it would suspend play while its players recover from their injuries.
“As many of you are aware, our team van was involved in a serious incident on Saturday night,” said BDI Division 2 coach Steve Devereaux.
“Several of our mates were injured and taken to hospital for treatment. We are incredibly grateful the situation was not worse, though a few of our lads now face a long road to recovery.
“We want to express our sincere appreciation to the first responders and the volunteer fire brigades who came to our aid. Their quick actions and support made a tremendous difference during an extremely difficult moment.
“As a team, we have made the tough decision to end our season. We finished the season strongly leading into the finals.
“The past 24 hours have been mentally draining for everyone across the club, but the messages of support we’ve received have meant a great deal to us all.
“Rugby is the game we love, but it’s the mateship that truly binds us together. We will regroup, we will heal, and we will come back strong in 2027.”