Injured Servicemen and Women: Train and learn the game with the #1 ranked 2011-2012 U.S. Paralympics Wheelchair Rugby National Team.

• Spinal cord injury that affects at least three limbs
• Amputation in four extremities
• Neurological impairment in four limbs
• Physical impairments in four limbs to include hands and/or feet
• Combination of any of the above

The grant funding for this program is awarded by U.S. Paralympics, a division of the U.S. Olympic Committee, through funding provided by Veterans Affairs. The grants are provided to facilitate the growth of Paralympic sport programming for disabled Veterans and disabled members of the Armed Forces. Airfare, accomodations, and ground transportation provided for injured servicemember only.

The following athletes have accepted and will be attending the 2012 USA Wheelchair Rugby Selection Camp. The camp will take place at Lakeshore Foundation in Birmingham, AL, December 14-18, 2011. For questions, please contact Mandy Goff, National Team Manager, at mandyg@lakeshore.org or 205-313-7437.

Chuck Aoki
Travis Anderson
Clayton Braun
CJ Brown
Jeromy Brown
Jeff Butler
Eric Chase
Andy Cohn
Chad Cohn
Joe Delegrave
Rob Deller
Jarrett Dreyer
Landon Groff
Will Groulx
Derrick Helton
Scott Hogsett
Cody Kingsland
Seth McBride
Delvin McMillian
Chuck Melton
Jeff Odom
Mike Peacock
Jason Regier
Adam Scaturo
Emily Shryock
Nick Springer
Chance Sumner
Josh Wheeler
Andy Zimmer
Mark Zupan

 

2010 U.S. Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby Team

2010 USA Wheelchair Rugby World Championships Tryout Camp Invitation List

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The following people have been invited to the 2010 USA Wheelchair Rugby World Championships Tryout Camp in December:

Travis Anderson,  Chuck Aoki,  Matt Bambrough,   Jace Beck, Clayton Braun,  Brian Burger,  Austin Cogar,  Andy Cohn, Chad Cohn,  Joe Delagrave,  Rob Deller,  Nick Fonner,  Landon Groff,  Will Groulx,  Derrick Helton,  Scott Hogsett,  Eric Ingram,  Bryan Kirkland,  Ryan Lindstrom,  Norm Lyduch,  Lee Mercado,  Seth McBride,  Delvin McMillan,  Kerri Morgan, Eric Newby,  Gabe Nyrkkanen,  Jeff Odom,  Tim Ostler,  Brent Poppen,  Jason Regier,  Adam Scaturro,  Mike Schamburg, Steve Servis,  Emily Shryock,  Nick Springer,  Scott Stokes, Chance Sumner,  Josh Wheeler,  Joel Wilmoth,  Max Woodbury,  Mark Zupan

The 2009 US National Team will compete at the 2009 International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation Americas Zone Championships in Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 26-31.

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Will Groulx nominated for ESPY

ESPY awards are given annually to athletes in recognition of elite accomplishment in sports. This year one of our own, Will Groulx, is nominated as Best Male Athlete with a Disability for his performance as a member of the undefeated USA Quad Rugby team in the 2008 Summer Olympics.  Read More

Riley Batt #3 Team Australia. Will Groulx #10 Team USA, Nick Springer #9 Team USA photographs by Jeff Regier

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2008 US National Team

Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games
September 12-16, 2008 - Beijing, China

PARALYMPIC SEEDING
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 19	United States  Australia  Canada  Great Britain  New Zealand  Japan  Germany  China	USA AUS CAN GBR NZL JPN GER CHN
Team Rosters

Pools  Pool A  1) USA - United States  3) CAN - Canada  6) JPN - Japan  8) CHN - China  Pool B  2) AUS - Australia  4) GBR - Great Britain  5) NZL - New Zealand  7) GER - Germany

July 21, 2008

OFFICIAL U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM RINGS RAISES MORE THAN $100,000 FOR TEAM USA

Colorado Springs, Colo. - The U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC) and Doreen Sullivan, President of Post No Bills, Inc. - the U.S. Olympic Team Licensee responsible for the design and development of the U.S. Olympic Team Rings - are proud to announce that sales of the rings have generated more than $100,000 in revenue to the U.S. Olympic Team. Sales of Team Rings benefit the training and development of Olympic and Paralympic athletes. more

Six athletes return from 2004 Paralympic Bronze Medal Team

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-Eleven athletes have been nominated to the 2008 U.S. Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby Team. The team was announced following a weekend tryout camp held at Lakeshore Foundation, an official U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Site. This team will represent the United States at the Paralympic Games in Beijing, China next September.  More

2008 U.S. Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby Team Selection Camp This Weekend at Lakeshore Foundation

December 12, 2007

Up to Twelve Athletes Will Be Selected to Represent U.S. at 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing, China

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-The 2008 U.S. Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby Team selection camp will be held at the Lakeshore Foundation, an official U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Site, December 14-16, 2007.  Two full days of tryout sessions will be held on Friday and Saturday and on Sunday, up to 12 athletes will be named to the 2008 U.S. Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby Team.  This team will represent the United States at the Paralympic Games in Beijing, China next September.  More