The final international teams set to round out the 2026 Santos Wheelchair Rugby World Challenge are confirmed, with Germany and Brazil returning to the tournament alongside Denmark who will make their debut appearance.
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The 22-strong Steelers squad for 2026 brings together a blend of established Paralympians, experienced national representatives and emerging talent, highlighting the continued growth of wheelchair rugby across the country.
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One of Australia’s most successful national teams ditches green and gold in bold call for Sponsorship: The Steelers opt for ‘blank canvas’ kits with QR codes to their ‘SponsorSHOP’.
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Wheelchair Rugby Australia have announced the appointment of Lewis Quinn as the Australian Steelers Acting Head Coach for 2026, marking an exciting and forward-looking new chapter for the national wheelchair rugby program.
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After many years of dedicated service to the Australian Steelers and Wheelchair Rugby Australia, long-standing High Performance Operations Manager Sam Allan says goodbye to the program.
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Australian Steelers Head Coach Brad Dubberley will move on from his role, concluding an extraordinary chapter of service to the sport that has spanned over three decades and 494 matches for Australia as both an athlete and coach.
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The Santos Wheelchair Rugby World Challenge will make its thrilling return to Adelaide in April 2026, solidifying South Australia as a leader in major accessible sporting events.
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Day Five 2025 Asia-Oceania Championship, Bangkok, Thailand: Australia closed out the 2025 Asia-Oceania Championship in a nail-biting contest, falling to Japan 53–52 in a match decided in the final second.
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Day Four 2025 Asia-Oceania Championship, Bangkok, Thailand: The Australian Steelers have officially secured their place at the 2026 World Championship in Brazil, following a strong victory over host nation Thailand, 74 to 21.
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Day Three 2025 Asia-Oceania Championship, Bangkok, Thailand: Australia move one step closer to securing regional qualification for the 2026 Wheelchair Rugby World Championship in Brazil after defeating Malaysia 42 to 4.
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