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The Great Britain Wheelchair Basketball Association (GBWBA) is the governing body for wheelchair basketball in the United Kingdom. GBWBA is a registered charity and is the representative body of wheelchair basketball in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

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The BT Paralympic World Cup was created to provide an annual World Class Multi-Sport Disability Event for elite international athletes, bridging the gap between the four yearly Paralympic Games.

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We provide wheelchair sports to everyone; our main sports are wheelchair basketball and rugby league.

As a club we work along side West Yorkshire sports and help the local schools in our community learn about disabilities and sports. Some of our members volunteer to do this work they take a few hours every week to help keep the club and the community linked.

We have social events thought out the year - all are welcome - you will find information on this site about upcoming events.

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The Celtic Warriors Wheelchair Basketball club used to be called the Chester Wheelchair Jets - and had a name change in the summer of 2007 to reflect their move to Darland Sports Centre in North Wales and also to reflect the number of 'Celtic' players in the club. The team have played in the 2nd Division North League since the start of the 2008 season and have just returned from the GBWBA Championship Finals triumphant after winning third place in the 2nd Division for the 2009/2010 season.

Wheelchair Basketball can be played by people with and without disabilities - Our club welcomes players of all ages and abilities so come and have a go - we guarantee you will enjoy it.

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Hampshire Harriers Wheelchair Basketball Club is the main activity of the Hampshire Wheelchair Sports Club which encourages wheelchair users to engage in sporting activities and improving their fitness. Our team plays in the GBWBA (Great Britain Wheelchair Basketball Association) national league Division 3 South.
A separate junior club the Hampshire Hornets was formed in 2007 which takes younger players from 7 years upwards for basketball and other games.

The Ipswich Disability Sports Forum is an organisation whose main purpose is to increase participation and awareness of disabled sport in Ipswich and the surrounding area.

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Thanks for visiting the Home of the Knights Wheelchair Basketball Club. Take a look around to find out what we're getting up to. We have a number of teams playing at various levels starting at the top with our elite team who compete in the GB Super League, we also compete in the IWA Sport Irish League and we have strong Junior and Development sections.

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Our aim is to provide the facilities and opportunities for the disabled to take part in sport and recreation at any level they wish, whether that be at a competitive level with all it rigours or at the purely recreational level for some light hearted fun.

The term disabled means anyone with any form of impediment, whether it be physical, metal or just age. All these mean certain things are not within our ability, They certainly do not and should not, deter us from gaining enjoyment and satisfaction from sport and leisure activities, whether they are strenuous and energetic or of a more sedate nature.

The ‘OWLS’ intention is that whilst we provide the facilities, they will be available for everyone alike. The process of integration will continue and hopefully gain speed with the able-bodied and disabled joining together in their leisure and sporting activities, thereby creating a greater knowledge and understanding of each other.

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This site will help you to understand the work we do in providing a service for adults and children with a physical disability in the Black Country area’s of Wolverhampton, Sandwell, Dudley, Walsall and surrounding counties.

Wolverhampton Rhinos over the last 10 years have been developing sports sections in Paralympic sports. We have 3 well established wheelchair teams in wheelchair basketball and wheelchair rugby, and hope to develop the sports of wheelchair tag rugby league and wheelchair tennis along with multi sports sessions for the community.

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At RGK we aim to provide a constantly high level of manufacturing standards, wheelchair development and excellent customer service.

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Welcome to the Sheffield Steelers Wheelchair Basketball Club, a registered charity and home to the country’s premier wheelchair basketball team.

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