Round 2 of the 2024 Wheelchair Rugby National League, the Brisbane Bash.
Round 3 of the 2024 Wheelchair Rugby National League, the Sydney Slam.
Round 1 of the 2024 Wheelchair Rugby National League, the Melbourne Invitational.
Round 3 of the 2023 Wheelchair Rugby National League is the Sydney Slam delivered by Wheelchair Sports NSW & ACT.
Round 2 of the 2023 Wheelchair Rugby National League is the Brisbane Bash delivered by Sporting Wheelies & Disabled Association.
Round 1 of the 2023 Wheelchair Rugby National League is the Melbourne Invitational delivered by Disability Sport & Recreation and Wheelchair Rugby Victoria.
The 2022 WWR World Championship will take place in Vejle, Denmark, 8 – 17 October 2022.
The 2022 Wheelchair Rugby National League concludes in May with Round 3, the Brisbane Bash!
The 2022 Wheelchair Rugby National League continues in April with Round 2, the Sydney Slam!
Round 1 of the 2022 Wheelchair Rugby National League is here! We start in Victoria, for the Melbourne Invitational.
The XVI Summer Paralympic Games are to be held in Tokyo, Japan from Tuesday, 24 August - Sunday, 5 September 2021.
THE STAGE IS SET! The 2021 GIO Wheelchair Rugby National Championship is shaping to be the biggest in the sports history.
Victorian Wheelchair Rugby Classic is a 2 day tournament held at Springers Leisure Centre in Keysborough. This will hold the final of the Protect Wheelchair Rugby competition and see 5 teams including a NSW team battle it out for the Victorian Classic title.
The GIO Wheelchair Rugby national Championship is back in 2019 and is sure to be fierce! Mark you calendars now - Friday, 28 - Sunday, 30 June 2019 at Quaycentre, Sydney Olympic Park!
From 5 - 7 October head out to the Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre to witness Australia’s best go head-to-head for the 2018 GIO Wheelchair Rugby National Championship!
From 5 - 10 August 2018, the Sydney Olympic Park Complex and Netball Central will be home to the world’s top 12 teams including the Australian Steelers who are the reigning Paralympic and world champions playing to defend their world title on home soil.
More details to come...
Join Australia’s emerging and leading wheelchair athletes, including members of the Rio 2016 Paralympic gold medal team, as they go head to head for the inaugural Melbourne Wheelchair Rugby Invitational.
WS NSW is extending its Sydney based competition to a nation-wide invitational weekend skirmish in Canberra. The 2018 Canberra Classic, supported by the Vikings Group, gives athletes, developing through to elite, the opportunity to compete in round robin competition over three days, Friday 9 – Sunday 11 March, 2018 at the Southern Cross Stadium, Tuggeranong.
Disability Sport & Recreation is excited to announce that the 2017 Victorian Wheelchair Rugby Classic will be broadcast LIVE on October 6 and 7. Brought to you from the Frankston Basketball Stadium, the Victorian Wheelchair Rugby Classic is set to feature a selection of Australia’s leading wheelchair athletes, including members of the Rio 2016 Paralympic Gold medal team.
Can the GIO NSW Gladiators keep a hold of their title of National Champions, or will this be the year they're booted from the throne? Only one way to find out! Mark it on your calendar!
We'll be heading to the Gold Coast for round three of the Fierce 4 Rugby challenge, and it's just as well because it'll be too cold anywhere else! Will the warmer than normal climate be an advantage for our southern states? We'll find out!
For round two of this years Fierce 4 Rugby challenge we'll be heading back to Caroline Springs for 3 more days of head on collisions! Hope our athletes don't over do it at Easter or they might lose their competitive edge!
The first Fierce 4 Rugby Challenge of the year has been announced, and this time we're heading to our nation's capital - Canberra! Join us as our nation's finest battle it out after a nice long holiday. I hope they're ready for it!
It's ON! The 2016 GIO Fierce 4 Rugby Nationals is fast approaching! Are you ready for 3 days of blood, sweat and FULL CONTACT WHEELCHAIR RUGBY? They don't call it Murderball for nothin'!
Next round of Fierce 4 Rugby will be at Eagles Sports Complex in Mansfield, QLD near Brisbane.
Our athletes will prove to you that the best thrill rides aren't on the Gold Coast! Test your nerves by watching these guys quite literally go head to head at full speed and try not to flinch!
Join us at Caroline Springs Leisure Centre for 3 days of blood, sweat and tears.... "Leisure" centre? Ha! Games will be played on Friday and ALL weekend so make sure you get to Caroline Springs to support your team and witness the fitness!!!
Six teams. One winner. Who will survive?
2015 GIO National Wheelchair Rugby Championships 19 - 21st August, Sydney Olympic Park
The third and final event was the 2015 GIO Wheelchair Rugby Championships. Vero New Zealand team joined the usual suspects for a very action packed 3 days of competition! Victoria Protect proving to be the overtime underdogs, and rib injuries wreaking havoc in a few teams. The final results were Asteron West Cost Enforcers - Bronze, Suncorp QLD Cyclones - Silver and the GIO NSW Gladiators won gold, successfully defeating their title with a win over QLD 59 - 53!
What a weekend of Wheelchair Rugby it was, down in Caroline Springs, Victoria!
Over 3 days, our state teams played head to head against each other, and the visiting Wheelchair Rugby Canad team, who were in town to compete against the Steelers this week.
The Canadians must have felt right at home in the cold, as they took out the trophy after a fantastic match against the GIO NSW Gladiator 62-59. It was point-for-point, nail-biter of a match until the last 3 minutes, when the Canadians snuck ahead and won by just 3 points.
Despite the cold, and a couple of injuries, we all had a cracking weekend at the Caroline Springs Leisure Centre.
A big thank you to Disability Sport and Recreation , Protect Victoria and everyone who came along to support our teams!
We look forward to seeing you again in Sydney, August 19-21st for the Nationals.
Click here for results of each game!
Victoria Protect Thunder took out the inaugural Fierce 4 Wheelchair Rugby Brisbane Challenge beating GIO NSW Gladiators 55-42 in the final. Congratulations to all players on a great weekend of rugby action.
Thank you to all of the staff, referees and volunteers for ensuring the tournament ran so smoothly and to all the supporters who came along to watch; we hope you enjoyed the games.
We'll see you all in Melbourne when the State teams take to the court again 19-21 June.
