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61. Wheelchair Basketball South West - Constitution
wheelchair basketball South West. Constitution. Adopted 10 th May 2000.Headings. presentation. © wheelchair basketball South West (home page).
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Wheelchair Basketball South West
Constitution
Adopted 10 th May 2000
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Name Mission Development Plan Affiliation ... Dissolution of the Group Name
The group shall be called Wheelchair Basketball South West, hereinafter referred to as WBSW or the Group.
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Mission
WBSW will positively promote wheelchair basketball across the South West.
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WBSW have the following objectives:
To raise awareness of the sport; To develop wheelchair basketball in areas currently under-represented; To promote positive role models; To offer a channel of communication for interested parties in the Region; To offer information on wheelchair basketball to enquirers across the Region; To support new and existing clubs in fundraising; To support club development wherever possible; To offer playing, coaching, officiating and administration courses to develop the skills of individuals and help them to achieve their maximum potential;

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Development Plan
The Management Committee shall devise a rolling three-year development plan which will outline the objectives of WBSW , taking into consideration member views and the above objectives. This plan may be changed at the discretion of the MC, taking into consideration changing circumstances.

62. Brisbane Spartans Wheelchair Basketball Team Web Site
This site is a dedicated to the Brisbane Spartans, a member ofthe National wheelchair basketball league of Australia.
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Field/1443/spartans.htm

64. BBC - Coventry And Warwickshire Features - Teens Wheelchair Basketball
Coventry leads a crusade in wheelchair basketball wheelchair basketball is almostthe same. Some of the Coventry Crusaders wheelchair team in action.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/coventry/features/teens/stories/teens-wheelchair-basketball

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BBC Homepage England Coventry ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Coventry leads a crusade in wheelchair basketball Some of the Coventry Crusaders wheelchair team with team organiser, Paul Claridge You don't have to be six feet tall to be a brilliant basketball player. You just need to be a brilliant athlete. With a disability - or not. SEE ALSO Teens Section Teens Coventry shopping Teens Ice Hockey Teens September 11 ... Teens Disability Football Club WEBLINKS Coventry Crusaders West Midlands Disability Arts Forum Coventry Teens site The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites. FACTS Wheelchair basketball was started after the 2nd World War because loads of American soldiers who lost the ability to walk still wanted to play. The nets are not lowered, even though wheelchair users are playing from a much lower level. You don't have to be disabled to use a wheelchair and play in the Crusaders wheelchair team. Report by Ross, aged 14, from Woodway Park School in Coventry Before I did this report, I was quite worried that when I was talking to the Coventry Crusaders wheelchair team players I was going to say something that offended them.

65. Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks & Wildlife Foundation
wheelchair basketball (Bathurst, New Brunswick). Team Members Kelly Angus,Calgary. Tech Package wheelchair basketball. Sport Coordinator
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(Bathurst, New Brunswick) Team Members Kelly Angus Calgary Alexander Curtis Whitecourt Andrew Curtis Whitecourt Blaine George Marwayne Dave Godbeer Edmonton Kylee Hodge Edmonton Kimberly Joines Edmonton Peter McGregor Edmonton Tara Scade Edmonton Jerrod Scott Edmonton Ranjit Sidhu Calgary Daniel Wills Edmonton Coaching Staff Steve Bach Edmonton (Coach) Karla Tritten Sherwood Park (Assistant Coach) Christina Jones Ponoka (Manager) Technical Information Venue: Bathurst High School Team Size: 12 athletes (male or female)
1 manager and 2 coaches; at least one of the team staff must be male; for teams with female athletes, a female staff person must be included Eligibility: Athletes must be 24 years of age or under; born January 1, 1979 or later. Classification IWBF Classification system (1) through (4.5) with able bodied athletes classified as (4.5), and the total number of points on the court not to exceed (15). The total number of points allowed on the court for a team goes up by one (1) when athletes who are 16 years of age and under as of January 1

66. Comberton: Hereward Heat Wheelchair Basketball Club
Comberton Hereward Heat wheelchair basketball Club. Hereward Heatwheelchair basketball Club train throughout the year at Comberton
http://www.comberton.org.uk/basketball.htm
Comberton: Hereward Heat Wheelchair Basketball Club
Hereward Heat Wheelchair Basketball Club train throughout the year at Comberton Village College Sports Hall on Tuesday evenings, 8.00 p.m. until 10.00 p.m. The club runs two teams who play in the Great Britain Wheelchair Basketball Association's national league. The club's 1st team play in the 1st Division and the 2nd team play in 3rd Division Central. The club plays its home matches at the St. Ivo Recreation Centre, St. Ives. The 1st team play in a national section of the league, so it has to play away matches as far afield as Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Teesside, Manchester, Liverpool, Chester and South London.
Wheelchair basketball is a mixed sport for people with a lower limb disability, which prevents them from playing the running game. This includes players from a number of disability groups, amputees, spinal injury, spina bifida, polio, cerebral palsy, being just a few. In Great Britain, to aid development of the sport, able-bodied players are allowed to play in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Divisions. The game is played on a full size court with the baskets at regulation height. There are very few differences in the rules between the wheelchair and running games, the main one being the dribbling rule, where players may only push twice on their wheels before it is necessary for them to bounce the ball. There is also no double dribble rule in the wheelchair game.
Each player is classified in accordance with their functional ability from 1.0 to 4.5, with a 1.0 point player being the most severely disabled. A 4.5 player generally is able to use leg muscles to assist their range of movement and sitting balance, whereas a 1.0 player would have poor sitting balance with limited range of movement, generally only the upper torso. Able-bodied players are mandatory classified as 5.0 point players. Teams may play a maximum of 14 player points on court at any one time, 15 points in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Divisions. Women players, when competing alongside men, receive a 1.5 reduction in their classification, whilst juniors (under 18) receive a 1.0 point reduction.

67. Wheelchair Basketball - Programme - Romford YMCA
wheelchair basketball. Press Release. wheelchair basketball. New partnerfor relaunch. wheelchair basketball is returning to the YMCA.
http://www.romfordymca.org/site.php?section=programme&article=20

68. Wheelchair Basketball
EPVA. Sports and Recreation. wheelchair basketball wheelchair basketballis a physically demanding sport. Considered the oldest
http://www.epva.org/Sports_Recreation/WheelchairBasketball/wheelchairbasketball.
new menu (MENU_ITEMS, MENU_POS1, MENU_STYLES1); Wheelchair Basketball - Wheelchair basketball is a physically demanding sport. Considered the oldest competitive wheelchair team sport, wheelchair basketball continues to be one of the most popular. The National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA), which is the nationally governing body of the sport, consists of over 175 competitive teams in over 20 different conferences. Wheelchair basketball rules are slightly modified from the National Collegiate Athletic Association rules. Since its founding, Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association has offered its members and others in the disabled community the opportunity to enjoy the exciting sport of wheelchair basketball. Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association s first team, the Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association Rollers were the first and only Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association wheelchair basketball team to win the National title back in 1949. Since that time, Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association has developed various programs and currently has three competitive teams in the states of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and hosts several annual wheelchair basketball events. Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association Nets The Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association Nets regularly travel around the country to compete in tournaments throughout the basketball season. They play in the Eastern Wheelchair Basketball Conference (EWBC) and have won twelve consecutive conference titles. The team is a product of a sponsorship arrangement between Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association and the New Jersey Nets, which was completed in 1999. The sponsorship allows Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association

69. O.C.W.S.A.
Association (OCWSA) is a nonprofit organization that was established to encourageparticipation in the sport of wheelchair basketball throughout eastern
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OTTAWA-CARLETON WHEELCHAIR SPORTS ASSOCIATION
L'ASSOCIATION DES SPORTS EN FAUTEUIL ROULANT D'OTTAWA-CARLETON
HOME ROYALS JAZZ ROYAL TIP-OFF ... FEEDBACK
The Ottawa-Carleton Wheelchair Sports Association (OCWSA) is a non-profit organization that was established to encourage participation in the sport of wheelchair basketball throughout eastern Ontario and western Quebec. It supports the initiation and early development of new sport opportunities for persons with a disability. The OCWSA started in 1976 as a wheelchair basketball program at the Royal Ottawa Hospital. Today it is a flourishing organization operating under a board of directors, elected from its general membership. The association operates competitive and recreational basketball programs to suit the needs and interests of its members. As well, it actively pursues involvement with the community to promote familiarization with wheelchair sports and to educate the public about the abilities and capabilities of persons with a disability. The OCWSA currently supports two competitive level teams, the Royals and the Jazz.

70. Wheelchair Basketball
wheelchair basketball, Seedings will be based on the 2002 Junior Canadian WheelchairBasketball League Finals and a review by the CWBA Competition Committee.
http://www.2003canadagames.ca/Site/En/Wheelchair.cfm
2003 Games Sports Lottery Tickets Volunteers Media ... Accommodations Culture Home Fr Day 29 Alpine Skiing Archery Artistic
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Basketball Wheelchair Basketball Sporting Venue:
Bathurst High School
640 King Avenue
Bathurst NB
Schedule Results Standings Technical Package: 12 athletes (male or female). 1 manager and 2 coaches; at least one of the team staff must be male; for teams with female athletes, a female staff person must be included. Athletes must be 24 years of age or under; born January 1, 1979 or later. IWBF Classification system (1) through (4.5) with able bodied athletes classified as (4.5), and the total number of points on the court not to exceed (15). The total number of points allowed on the court for a team goes up by one (1) when athletes who are 16 years of age and under as of January 1st, 2003 and/or female athletes compete. There will be a maximum of one point advantage for any athlete. Seedings will be based on the 2002 Junior Canadian Wheelchair Basketball League Finals and a review by the CWBA Competition Committee.

71. Adaptive Adventures - Wheelchair Basketball
wheelchair basketball Resources Winter Skiing Water wheelchair basketballAssociation, International wheelchair basketball Association,
http://www.adaptiveadventures.org/basketballlinks.html

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72. Strohkendl: The 50th Anniversary Of Wheelchair Basketball. A History
Horst Strohkendl. The 50th Anniversary of wheelchair basketball. AHistory. The International wheelchair basketball Federation (IWBF
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Horst Strohkendl
The 50th Anniversary of Wheelchair Basketball
A History The International Wheelchair Basketball Federation (IWBF) has authorised Horst Strohkendl, who is involved in wheelchair sports since 1969, to write the history of wheelchair basketball. The book contains the following main sections:
Part one: The history of Wheelchair Basketball, The history of Womens Wheelchair Basketball, Wheelchair Basketball and Officiating Techniques, Player Classification, Part two: Legends of Wheelchair Basketball, Results of all major world and zonal competitions, Appendices, Miscellany, Wheelchair Basketball Literature References, Photographic References. The author hopes that this book serves the IBWF as a testimony of ist identity for the present and future generations of players and wheelchair basketball enthusiasts all over the world. 1996, 120 pages, 190 Photos, hardcover, EUR 25,50, ISBN 3-89325-441-2
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73. CPC - Summer Games Details
DESCRIPTION wheelchair basketball has been a Paralympic sport since the firstParalympic Games in Rome in 1960. is eligible to play wheelchair basketball.
http://www.paralympic.ca/english/sports/sports/descriptions_detail_summer.asp?ID

74. Wheelchair Basketball Photos
wheelchair basketball, Basketball has ALWAYS been my favorite sport!!Although I'm fairly busy with other things and I don't get
http://www.lisafranks.net/BBALL.html
WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL Basketball has ALWAYS been my favorite sport!! Although I'm fairly busy with other things and I don't get to play as often as I would like, some of my favorite memories took place on the basketball court. Here are just a few of my favorites. LEFT: Fond memories of the food at the 1999 Canada Games
CENTER: Some of the gals in Edmonton
RIGHT: Chris and Mike show off their stuff LEFT: You meet all sorts of interesting people through basketball
CENTER: One of our favorite games is to knock each each other out of our chairs
RIGHT: Patrick and Kenny in Sydney LEFT: Patrick Anderson celebrates Canada's gold medal in Sydney
CENTER: Patrick Anderson plays his guitar for us
RIGHT: Canadian basketball Championships 1999 LEFT: We played the teachers from Peacock Collegiate in a game...they were frustrated to say the least
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75. University Of Texas At Arlington
Movin' Mavs wheelchair basketball 2002 IntercollegiateNational Champions!!! UTA Blue Logo.
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Movin' Mavs Wheelchair Basketball
2002 Intercollegiate National Champions!!!
Home The Team Meet the Coach Game Stories ... UTA Home The Mavs are starting a new Season! Fall 2002 Schedule: Oct 11th at...7:30 pm....PE Building... UTA vs Dallas...Admission Free October 25...7:30 pm...Texas Hall UTA vs Dallas....Admission Free
UTA Home Office for Students with Disabilities Movin Mavs, Box 19xxx, Arlington, Texas 76019-xxxx Questions? Email: jhayes@uta.edu

76. Wheelchair Basketball
Movin' Mavs. UTA is home to one of the premier collegiate, wheelchairbasketball programs in the nation. Long time Coach Jim Hayes
http://www.uta.edu/disability/osd_one_wheelchair.htm
Movin' Mavs UTA is home to one of the premier collegiate, wheelchair basketball programs in the nation. Long time Coach Jim Hayes, has led his teams to FIVE national championships. More information is coming on their official team web site. http://www.movinmavs.com/
The team wins its season opener against the Raiders, 56-53, behind 19 points by freshman Joe Burmania.
The Shorthorn: Billy Smith II
By Pat Gillespie
The Shorthorn sports editor UTA led 55-50 in the last two minutes, but Raiders forward Chuck Allen hit a shot to close the gap to three. Burmania was fouled and hit one free throw and with 20 seconds left, Raiders guard Jesus Alamillo was fouled as he shot a three pointer that hit the front rim and back rim but fell out. He missed a free throw, made one and then threw the ball at the backboard hoping for a rebound, but the Mavs recovered and held on for the win. The Raiders started the game playing physical, using their height to frustrate Bradley and freshmen Burmania and Mike Paye. Senior point guard Paul Schulte struggled, scoring 11 points. Last year, he averaged between 25 and 30 points per game. Paye added eight points and Bradley had seven.

77. World Wheelchair Basketball Championships
2002.8.9 World wheelchair basketball Championships. World wheelchair basketball Championships.Date of issue, August 9 (Fri.), 2002. Designs, wheelchair basketball.
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World Wheelchair Basketball Championships
World Wheelchair Basketball Championships Date of issue August 9 (Fri.), 2002 Denominations 80 yen Designs Wheelchair Basketball Number of issue 10 million pieces Size of impression 38.5 * 28.05 mm Sheet composition Printing process Six-color photogravure Original Picture Sasaki Goro (Illustrator) Layout Mimata Mie (Art Officer)
World Wheelchair Basketball Championships
The World Wheelchair Basketball Championships have been held roughly every four years in between the Para-Olympic Games since the first event in 1975 (men only; the first female championships took place in 1990). The aim of the event is to further awareness of the disabled by society through the activities of the participating athletes, to promote the independence and participation of disabled persons in society, and to engender widespread exchange among different nations.
The 2002 World Wheelchair Basketball Championships, the eighth event for men, the fourth for women, are to be held in Kitakyushu City between August 23 (Fri.) and September 1 (Sun.). Including the team from the host country, Japan, the twelve men's teams and eight women's teams that won through in the preliminary rounds, will compete in the event, which is to be held in Asia for the very first time. Design
The stamp depicts one athlete shooting a basket and another attempting to block him during a wheelchair basketball match.

78. Wheelchair Basketball
Home Parks, Rec and Community Services Therapeutic/Inclusive Recreation.wheelchair basketball. Internships Quad Rugby Team
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Join Reno's own Silver State Highrollers, wheelchair basketball team for practice and play every Friday evening September through May (holidays excluded). Call (775) 784-4924 ext. 2355 for details. Day/Time: Friday, 6-8 pm
Location: Vaughn Middle School Gymnasium
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79. Bluebirds1 Wheelchair Basketball
Site includes game dates, fixtures and photo album. Orpington, Kent.Category Regional Europe Sports Basketball Wheelchair......Welcome to the Bluebirds wheelchair basketball Website. Thank you Londonarea. This show encouraged interest in wheelchair basketball.
http://olympia.fortunecity.com/zola/516/
web hosting domain names email addresses related sites Welcome to the Bluebirds Wheelchair Basketball Website Thank you for visiting us, and we hope that in the future we will have many interesting items on this site, which will give you an insight into the exciting world of the Bluebirds Wheelchair Basketbal Team. The Bluebirds started in 1995 as result of Gordon Perry's Wheelchair Basketball Roadshow which passed through the London area. This show encouraged interest in Wheelchair Basketball. Many other teams have also been set up by this show all over the UK. We have two teams within the Bluebirds, the first team are in the Third Division South East of the National Basketball League. Our other team has just been set up and is in the Development League which is where all new teams must start, even though some of them have played before. We also are lucky enough to have a Great Britain Junior player. We are partly sponsored by grants and fund raising, and are always on the look out for new sponsors, as well as new players. So if you are interested in either of the above, please contact us at l.grayson@waacis.edex.co.uk

80. Columbia Wheelchair Basketball
Columbia wheelchair basketball. All who are interested in playing or supportingColumbia wheelchair basketball are invited to attend practices.
http://www.scvrd.net/columbiawbb.htm
Columbia Wheelchair Basketball
All who are interested in playing or supporting Columbia Wheelchair Basketball are invited to attend practices. All ages are welcome!
All practices will be held at
St. Andrews Park
from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. on the following dates:
October 3, 1998
(tentative scrimmage) October 17, 1998 October 31, 1998 November 14, 1998
(tentative scrimmage) December 12, 1998
Questions? Contact the following volunteers:
Melinda Chappell at 896-6055
Melanie Middleton at middletonms@msn.com

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Comberton: Hereward Heat Wheelchair Basketball Club

Horst Strohkendl

The 50th Anniversary of Wheelchair Basketball

Columbia Wheelchair Basketball

All who are interested in playing or supporting Columbia Wheelchair Basketball are invited to attend practices. All ages are welcome!

All practices will be held at

St. Andrews Park

from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. on the following dates:

Questions? Contact the following volunteers: Melinda Chappell at 896-6055 Melanie Middleton at middletonms@msn.com

Questions? Contact the following volunteers:
Melinda Chappell at 896-6055
Melanie Middleton at middletonms@msn.com