Wheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA), with the support of its state programs, has today announced the cancellation of the 2020 GIO Wheelchair Rugby National Championship.
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Wheelchair Rugby Australia would like to extend its sincere condolences to Quentin’s wife Kerrin, son Archer and all those who knew and loved him.
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Wheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) is excited to announce the creation of a new, nationally driven recruitment plan in 2020, having been awarded a game development grant from The Rugby Club Foundation.
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In response to the evolving COVID-19 situation, Wheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) has taken the step to postpone the 2020 GIO Wheelchair Rugby National Championship. Today’s decision by Wheelchair Rugby Australia has been made in conjunction with state programs and in accordance with the recently established Federal Government directives imposed to combat the spread of COVID-19.
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In response to the evolving COVID-19 situation, Wheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA), in close consultation with state programs and other key stakeholders, has made the decision to postpone all 3 rounds of the 2020 Wheelchair Rugby National League which was due to commence on April 2 in Brisbane.
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Wheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) has announced the Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre as the host venue of the 2020 GIO Wheelchair Rugby National Championship in May.
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Wheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) has today announced a host of exciting changes to Australia’s premier domestic wheelchair rugby competition, designed to reinvigorate the sport.
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Wheelchair Rugby fans were treated to what has been described as the most hotly contested National Championship of all time, as teams from across Australia competed in the 2019 GIO Wheelchair Rugby National Championship in Sydney over the weekend.
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Quaycentre in Sydney Olympic Park will this week play host to what many are expecting to be the most hotly contested Wheelchair Rugby National Championship in recent memory.
The late inclusion of the New Zealand Wheel Blacks to the tournament complements the five committed Australian state teams, each hoping to leave Olympic Park crowned the 2019 GIO Wheelchair Rugby National Champions.
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Disability Sports Australia (DSA) is announcing a change to its structure that will create exciting opportunities for wheelchair rugby in Australia. The change will provide greater development opportunities and growth for athletes, coaches and officials nationwide.
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