Wheelchair Rugby

Crash! Boom! Bang! Loud, with all the metal-on-metal collisions. Wheelchair rugby is one of the most unique wheelchair sports because it is only played by athletes with four limb impairments. Each team consists of 4 players who carry or pass the ball until they score by crossing the opposition’s goal line. The game combines many of the strategies and skills employed in basketball, rugby and hockey.

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