Redaktioneller Beitrag | Sport war schon immer ein fester Bestandteil in Sophie Carrigills Leben. Bereits in der High School war die Britin sehr aktiv, spielte Korbball, Hockey und Tennis. Als es ihr 2010 nach einem lebensbedrohlichen Autounfall nicht mehr möglich war, bestimmte Sportarten zu betreiben, erkannte sie, dass ohne den Sport ein großer und bedeutender […]
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Interview with George Bates: “I’m starting to realise this is a lot bigger than just my own case”
Following on from the statement he gave Rollt. a couple days ago, GB’s George Bates spoke at length with Dylan Cummings about the current situation.
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Interview with Phil Pratt: “Hard work beats talent, when talent fails to work hard.”
GB captain, Phil Pratt has recently signed a sponsorship deal with RGK Wheelchairs. Rollt.’s Dylan Cummings spoke with him to find out what made him decide to sign a deal with the well-established British company. He also discussed how the season is going as well as his preparations for Tokyo.
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Portrait Laurie “Lozza” Williams
The young British woman got into Para Athletics “to stay fit.” However, she was spotted at a race when she was 12 by Manchester Mavericks’ wheelchair basketball founder, the late Josie Cichockyj. Five years later she made her GB national team debut and today, ten years later, Laurie Williams is one of the absolute greats […]
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Rollt. #23 | Historic highs and lows for GB at European Championships
Rollt. – Historic highs and lows for GB at European Championships | The GB Men have had a long and storied history at the European Championships and this year they are the heavy favourites in Poland off the back of their World Championship-winning performance last year in Hamburg.
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XXL Interview with Ian Sagar: “You can’t come from nothing to win it all.” | Part 2
“You can’t come from nothing to win it all.” | Ian Sagar has been one of the central figures in the British Wheelchair Basketball Programme since he made his first team in 2009, but missed out on a World Championship gold medal in Hamburg last year after taking some time away from the international game. This year, however, […]
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XXL Interview with Ian Sagar: “You can’t come from nothing to win it all.” | Part 1
“You can’t come from nothing to win it all.” | Ian Sagar has been one of the central figures in the British Wheelchair Basketball Programme since he made his first team in 2009, but missed out on a World Championship gold medal in Hamburg last year after taking some time away from the international game. […]
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British Wheelchair Basketball League Review | February
British Wheelchair Basketball National League Review: February 2019
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