WHEELCHAIR RUGBY NEWS Wheelchair Rugby GIO will be the official naming sponsor of next year’s wheelchair rugby World Championships. Wheelchair Rugby Reigning champions Great Britain lead Pool A, while host Germany highlight Pool B. Wheelchair Rugby The draw for this summer’s competition will take place on Monday 20 March and streamed live on Facebook. Wheelchair Rugby Seven return from the 2015 Championship winning team. Wheelchair Rugby Patrick Cote will take over as head coach, while David Willsie will serve as assistant. Wheelchair Rugby The Australian wheelchair rugby team have won it all, and they are still hungry for more. Wheelchair Rugby The used wheelchair rugby chairs would be ideal for nations looking to develop the sport in their countries. Wheelchair Rugby The three-time Paralympic medallist will look to guide Denmark to a medal at the 2017 European Championships. Wheelchair Rugby The European Division A Championship highlights the 2017 calendar. Archery Eight archers and 10 wheelchair rugby players have been named as players to look out for in 2017. Wheelchair Rugby James Gumbert will return as head coach for his eleventh year. Wheelchair Rugby Players are vying for selection for the US team for the 2017 Americas Championship. Wheelchair Rugby Tokyo 2020 might see a shuffle in the final medal standings. Find out what else emerged from this year. Wheelchair Rugby Koblenz, Germany, will host the top wheelchair rugby teams in Europe as they battle for the regional title. Rio 2016 Events for the development of the sport took place in 2016, showing wheelchair rugby’s rapid growth. Wheelchair Rugby Members of the global wheelchair rugby family attended the event in Frankfurt, Germany, on 14 November. Wheelchair Rugby Japan made history at Rio 2016 by becoming the first Asian nation to win a wheelchair rugby medal at a Paralympic Games. Wheelchair Rugby Check out what went on in the Paralympic Movement during October. Wheelchair Rugby The youngest members on the Australian and US wheelchair rugby teams had a Games to remember at Rio 2016. Wheelchair Rugby The wheelchair rugby event took place in Nottwil, Switzerland, between 3-9 October. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Current page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Wheelchair Rugby GIO will be the official naming sponsor of next year’s wheelchair rugby World Championships.
Wheelchair Rugby The draw for this summer’s competition will take place on Monday 20 March and streamed live on Facebook.
Wheelchair Rugby Patrick Cote will take over as head coach, while David Willsie will serve as assistant.
Wheelchair Rugby The Australian wheelchair rugby team have won it all, and they are still hungry for more.
Wheelchair Rugby The used wheelchair rugby chairs would be ideal for nations looking to develop the sport in their countries.
Wheelchair Rugby The three-time Paralympic medallist will look to guide Denmark to a medal at the 2017 European Championships.
Archery Eight archers and 10 wheelchair rugby players have been named as players to look out for in 2017.
Wheelchair Rugby Tokyo 2020 might see a shuffle in the final medal standings. Find out what else emerged from this year.
Wheelchair Rugby Koblenz, Germany, will host the top wheelchair rugby teams in Europe as they battle for the regional title.
Rio 2016 Events for the development of the sport took place in 2016, showing wheelchair rugby’s rapid growth.
Wheelchair Rugby Members of the global wheelchair rugby family attended the event in Frankfurt, Germany, on 14 November.
Wheelchair Rugby Japan made history at Rio 2016 by becoming the first Asian nation to win a wheelchair rugby medal at a Paralympic Games.
Wheelchair Rugby The youngest members on the Australian and US wheelchair rugby teams had a Games to remember at Rio 2016.