Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby (GBWR) has launched a ground-breaking fundraising initiative - '28 for 28' - which aims to bring together 28 partners to support the team on its journey to the LA28 Paralympic Games.

GBWR players - including current and former GB athletes - Aaron Phipps, Ollie Mangion, George Rogers, Dave Ross, Imogen Steele, and Kylie Grimes joined players from Premiership Rugby sides Harlequins and Saracens and former England footballer Jermaine Jenas to highlight the positive impact sport can have on mental health.

Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby (GBWR) has announced a three-year partnership with Allied Mobility, Europe's leading specialist in transport for people with reduced mobility. Fours and Allied Mobility WR5s leagues aim to promote inclusivity and expand wheelchair rugby.

Australia defeated Canada 53-48 in the final to win the International Wheelchair Rugby Cup at the Accor Arena in Paris.

Japan sealed a place at the Paris 2024 Paralympics with an 11-point victory against world champions Australia in the final of the World Wheelchair Rugby (WWR) Asia-Oceania Championship in Tokyo.

France have beaten Paralympic gold medallists Britain 55-49 at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff to win the European Wheelchair Rugby Championship for the second time in succession to give them a perfect springboard for the Paris 2024 Paralympics.

Hosts and Paralympic gold medallists Britain are set to begin their efforts to reclaim the World Wheelchair Rugby (WWR) European Championship title in Cardiff tomorrow when they take on debutants Israel in the opening match.

Seven members of Britain's Paralympic gold medal-winning team have been named among the 11 to represent the country at their home Wheelchair Rugby European Championship in Cardiff.

Researchers at Loughborough University in Britain have begun a study they hope will increase levels of female participation in wheelchair rugby.

Organisers hope that the Wheelchair Rugby European Championship in Cardiff later this year will serve as a "lasting legacy for the foreseeable future" and raise the profile of the sport in Wales.

Australia were crowned champions of the 2022 World Wheelchair Rugby Championship here after edging the United States 58-55 in a tense final.

John Petersson, the President of the Parasport Denmark, has confirmed the country is open to staging more wheelchair rugby competitions.

The United States stormed past reigning champions Japan to reach the final of the World Wheelchair Rugby Championship, where they are due to meet Australia, who broke the hearts of the Danish in Vejle.

A party atmosphere engulfed the DGI Huset Sports Complex here after Denmark shocked France in overtime to progress to the semi-finals, while Australia ousted Paralympic champions Britain on a day of drama at the World Wheelchair Rugby Championship in Vejle.

Vejle Deputy Mayor Dan Arnlov Jorgensen hailed the importance of Denmark's national sports day as children visited the DGI Huset Sports Complex here to mark the occasion during the World Wheelchair Rugby Championship.