Great Britain national wheelchair rugby team

Great Britain United Kingdom GRB

IWRF Ranking 5th
IWRF Zone IWRF European
National Federation GBWR
Coach United Kingdom Tom O'Connor
Paralympic Games
Appearances 4
Medals
World Championships
Appearances 5
Medals
IWRF European Championship
Appearances 9
Medals Gold: 1995, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2015
Silver: 1997, 2011
Bronze: 1999
Uniforms
Red
Blue

The Great Britain national wheelchair rugby team represents Great Britain in international wheelchair rugby. Great Britain is the most successful team in European competition, winning five gold medals at the European Championship.

Paralympics

Great Britain has competed in every wheelchair rugby tournament at the Paralympic Games, first when it was a demonstration sport in 1996, then since it entered the official program in 2000.[1] Since Great Britain was the host of the 2012 Summer Paralympics in London, they qualified automatically for the wheelchair rugby event, as they were ranked on the IWRF Wheelchair Rugby World Ranking List [2][3]


Roster

The 2016 Squad is as follows:[4]

# Class Name Year Born Team
2.0 Chris Ryan 11/07/91 United Kingdom
2.0 Gavin Walker 13/10/83 United Kingdom
1.5 Mike Kerr 13/10/82 United Kingdom
2.5 Jamie Stead 22/09/93 United Kingdom
2.0 Coral Batey 06/05/95 United Kingdom
2.5 Ayaz Bhuta 17/04/89 United Kingdom
3.0 Jim Roberts 03/09/87 United Kingdom
2.5 Mandip Sehmi 13/12/80 United Kingdom
0.5 Jonathan Coggan 25/04/83 United Kingdom
1.0 Bulbul Hussain 3/01/72 United Kingdom
2.0 Alan Ash 27/01/73 United Kingdom
1.0 Ryan Cowling 05/02/76 United Kingdom

Competitive record

Paralympic Games

Paralympic Games results
Year Position Pld W L
Australia 20006th523
Greece 20044th642
China 20084th523
United Kingdom 20125th532
Brazil 2012[5]5th
Total211110

IWRF World championship

Year Position Pld W L
Switzerland 19954th936
Canada 19987th???
Sweden 20025th752
New Zealand 20064th752
Canada 20106th734
Denmark 20145th 7 5 2
Total372116

Past Rosters

The Great Britain players at the 2008 Paralympics in Beijing.

2008 Paralympic Games:


2012 Paralympic Games:

References

External links

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