West country hawks
wheelchair rugby
West Country Hawks Wheelchair Rugby Club
We cater for social and competitive players of all abilities.
Everyone is welcome at the Hawks!
your First Four Training Sessions Are FREE!
plymouth based wheelchair rugby club
West Country Hawks Wheelchair Rugby Club
West Country Hawks Wheelchair Rugby Club was founded in Plymouth and Exeter in 2011 to provide an on-going resource for the local disabled community though enabling access to the sport of Wheelchair rugby. From small beginnings, but always with the goal of inspiring people across the South West of England to get out and try something new, whatever their physical ability, we now have around 20 regular playing members.
The physical and mental health benefits of participating in a team sport are of benefit to all members and the club also provides access to competition at the highest levels and social leagues. Training takes place weekly in Plymouth (Monday evening) and is open to all who want to try the sport of Wheelchair Rugby.
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Play Wheelchair Rugby in the South West of England
Devon - cornwall - somerset
“Wheelchair rugby has given me opportunities i never thought possible. ”
Hannah Boyle - Wheelchair Rugby 5s Player and Official
Mixed gender wheelchair sport
Wheelchair rugby is played by both men and women, playing in the same teams and the same competitions.
Wheelchair Rugby Volunteer
Volunteering is FUN!
Cant play wheelchair rugby!
Volunteering is one of the most fulfilling ways to be involved with wheelchair rugby. Our army of volunteers are the very lifeblood of our sport; the true heroes who make the game happen.
Come and volunteer. We are always looking for volunteers to help with training, competitions or become a Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby trained wheelchair rugby official.
Wheelchair Rugby in South West England
we play all three wheelchair rugby codes
wheelchair rugby: fours
Wheelchair Rugby Fours - Paralympic Discipline (WRFours) - Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby
The original version of Wheelchair Rugby was created in 1977 by five Canadian wheelchair athletes, and the sport was first called 'Murderball'.
wheelchair rugby 5s
Wheelchair Rugby 5s (WR5s) - Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby
'Fives' is the fast-paced version of traditional wheelchair rugby, similar to T20 for cricket or 'sevens' to rugby union.
Anyone with a permanent physical disability who is unable to play running rugby is able to play Wheelchair Rugby 5s.
wheelchair rugby 3v3
Wheelchair Rugby 3v3 (3v3WR) - Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby
The new wheelchair rugby discipline has been inspired by basketball’s three-x-three game, played on half a court.
The game is open to low point players classified into the Paralympic discipline of the game, this includes those players with the following classifications: 0.5, 1.0, and 1.5.
Join the team
We are always looking for new players and volunteers to join the West Country Hawks Wheelchair Rugby Club. We have dedicated wheelchair rugby players, officials and volunteers from Devon, Somerset and Cornwall.
Come and join the Hawks.
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Contact the hawks
Feel free to contact Adam Simmons from the West Country Hawks Wheelchair Rugby Club with any questions.
