Explore the latest news and announcements from Wheelchair Rugby Australia.
Australian and New South Wales wheelchair rugby legend Ryley Batt says next week’s Wheelchair Rugby National Championship at the Carrara Sports and Leisure Centre on the Gold Coast (24-26 June) will help spawn the next generation of Australian superstars.
And he should know.
Read MoreRyan Boyd calls it chess on wheels.
And he says despite the ubiquitous smashing and crashing there is ‘method to the madness’ when he and his fellow wheelchair rugby players take to the court.
Read MoreWheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) has today announced Kayo Sports as the official broadcast partner of the 2022 Wheelchair Rugby National Championship on the Gold Coast in June.
Read MoreNational disability service provider Lifestyle Solutions has signed a three-year partnership with Wheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) to be a major sponsor of the Wheelchair Rugby National Championship.
Read MoreWheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) is proud to welcome Degnan as major sponsor of the Wheelchair Rugby National Championship for 2022 and 2023. Degnan are recognised as one of Australia’s leading construction companies for infrastructure through championing people, innovation, planning, and trust.
Read MoreWheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) is today pleased to announce an extended partnership with Major Events Gold Coast (MEGC) to keep the 2022 and 2023 Wheelchair Rugby National Championship on the Gold Coast.
Read MoreWheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) is pleased to unveil the inaugural clubs set to compete in the new-look Wheelchair Rugby National League for 2022.
Read MoreWheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) has today announced an exciting, new-look competition format to the Wheelchair Rugby National League for the 2022 season.
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