Wheelchair basketball at the 1988 Summer Paralympics

Wheelchair basketball
at the VIII Paralympic Games

Paralympic Wheelchair Basketball

Medalists

01 !		United States (USA) (men) United States (USA) (women)
02 !		Netherlands (NED) (men) West Germany (FRG) (women)
03 !		France (FRA) (men) Netherlands (NED) (women)

Wheelchair basketball at the 1988 Summer Paralympics consisted of men's and women's team events.

At the 1988 Games, Les Autres sportspeople were not eligible to participate in wheelchair basketball.^[1]

Medal summary

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's team	United States (USA) Curtis Bell Albert Campos David Efferson David Paul Kiley Joe Manni Ed Owen Mike Schlappi Rick St. John Anardo Valdez Darryl Waller Rod Williams Gary Woodring	Netherlands (NED) Frans van Breugel Bob van den Broek Jan Dijs Servaas Kamerling Hubertus Klerks Henk Makkenze Rene Martens Erik Mink Frits Streyl Harry Venema Friedrich Wiegmann	France (FRA) Philippe Baye Eric Benault Lionel Chavanne Michel Gradelle Jean-Luc Granzotto Marc Guillemain Michel Mench Philippe Nuttin Fabrice Pointin Jean-Yves Regnault Jean Reignier Alain Trolong
Women's team	United States (USA) Cathy Cain Terri Goodknight Susie Grimes Susan Hagel Sharon Hedrick Sharon McCarthy Mary Ann O'Neil Rosanne Poche Pam Stewart Deborah Sunderman Barbara Yos	West Germany (FRG) Rita Breuer Liesel Broeckerhoff Angelika Gerstmeier Heidi Kirste Rita Laux Michaela Richter Jutta Saggau Martina Tschoetschel Britt Tuna Bettina Watz	Netherlands (NED) Yvonne Broersma-Schaefer Jorien Buurman Neeltje van Es Theodora de Haan Jolanda Kok Guda van der Laan Christina Makkes-Klok Jozima Mosely Francisca de Rijk Marijke Ruiter Maaike Smit Ingeborg Tiggelman

Source: Paralympic.org ^[2]

Events at the 1988 Summer Paralympics (Seoul)

Archery Athletics Boccia Cycling Football 7-a-side Goalball Judo Lawn bowls Powerlifting Shooting Snooker Swimming Table tennis Volleyball Weightlifting Wheelchair basketball Wheelchair fencing Wheelchair tennis (demonstration)

Wheelchair basketball at the Summer Paralympics

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