Britain’s wheelchair basketball team ended the Games on a high earlier today, securing their best placed finish since Atlanta.
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Britain’s wheelchair basketball team ended the Games on a high earlier today, securing their best placed finish since Atlanta.
Britain must overcome Beijing silver medallists Germany in the quarter finals to keep their medal hopes alive.
Great Britain’s women’s wheelchair basketball team have suffered their second loss in two days after losing to Australia 51 – 24 at the North Greenwich Arena today.
Wheelchair basketball star Judith Hamer anticipates great things for her sport and she can’t wait to perform on a global stage at the London 2012 Paralympics to show it off.
Following a successful weekend of performances at the BT Paralympic World Cup, the British Paralympic Association has announced the wheelchair basketballers who will comprise the women’s team at the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
Day three of the BT Paralympic World Cup saw both the men’s and women’s Great Britain Wheelchair Basketball teams lose by the narrowest of margins to Canada and Japan respectively, but the women are still assured of a spot in tomorrow’s final.
Day two of the BT Paralympic World Cup saw the GB women’s Wheelchair Basketball team post a superb win over Germany to top the leader board.
GBWBA is looking to inspire new people to get involved with wheelchair basketball with the ambition to play for Great Britain one day.
When: 7-17 July 2010 Where: Birmingham Details: Following on from the successful staging of the World Junior Wheelchair Basketball Championships in August 2005, Birmingham and the Great Britain Wheelchair Basketball Association (GBWBA) have won the bid to stage the senior version of the event in 2010, just two years before the London 2012 Olympic Games [...]