The Australian Rollers have won their third consecutive game but the Australian Gliders lost to China at the AOZ qualifying tournament as both teams fight for a spot in the 2016 Paralympics.
The Australian Rollers have won their second consecutive game, defeating Iran 83-56 to improve their chances of finishing atop their pool.
The Australian men's and women's wheelchair teams have both begun their Asia Oceania Zone (AOZ) Paralympic qualifying tournament in style, defeating Chinese Taipei and Japan respectively on the opening day of competition.
The Australian men's team, the Rollers and the women's team, the Gliders will begin the AOZ tournament on October 10 with the winners advancing to Rio for the 2016 Paralympics.
The 12-player teams for the Australian Rollers and Gliders have been revealed ahead of the Asia Oceania qualifiers in October, from which three mens teams will advance to the 2016 Rio Paralympic Games while just one spot is available for the women.
A squad of 20 players has been named for the Australian Rollers in preparation for the AOZ qualification tournament in Japan from October 7-18.
The Emerging Rollers finish on a high at the Fazaa Dubai Tournament defeating team UAE 54 to 40.
The Emerging Rollers have put up a tough and classy fight against undefeated Thailand at the 7th Fazza International Wheelchair Basketball Tournament in Dubai.
Emerging Rollers battle hard against a big Egypt line-up going down 79 to 49 at the 7th Fazza International Wheelchair Basketball Tournament in Dubai.
Check in with our Emerging Rollers at the 7th Fazza International Wheelchair Basketball Tournament in Dubai.
Australian Rollers captain Brad Ness and head coach Ben Ettridge, will headline the upcoming “Get Involved” Wheelchair Basketball Clinic in conjunction with the Coca-Cola Australia Foundation and the Australian Paralympic Committee (APC).
The Australian Rollers men’s Wheelchair Basketball are gathered at the Western Australia Basketball Centre as their Road To Rio continues.
National wheelchair basketball representative Shelley Cronau has been named 2014 Sporting Wheelie of the Year at the state disability sports awards hosted by Sporting Wheelies and Disabled Association in Brisbane tonight.
Australian Rollers Head Coach Ben Ettridge has been named the New South Wales Institute of Sport (NSWIS) Coach of the Year, capping off one of the most successful periods in the history of the Senior Men’s Wheelchair Program.
After their IWBF World Wheelchair Basketball Championship gold medal triumph in July, the Australian Rollers return to action this week at the Kitakyushu Champions Cup in Japan.
Rising star of wheelchair basketball Tom O’Neill-Thorne last night received one of Australian sport's highest honours as he was formally accepted into The Sport Australia Hall of Fame 2015 Scholarship and Mentoring Program.
Love wheelchair basketball? Come try your skills on court with Australian Gliders Head Coach Tom Kyle.
Want to learn more about wheelchair basketball? You're invited to a free NSW clinic run by Australian Gliders Head Coach Tom Kyle this weekend.
