Wheelchair or “quad” rugby is an aggressive, full-contact sport that often lives up to its nickname: murderball. It’s one of the roughest, most competitive, and most injury-inducing sports ...

I eat and sleep rugby.”” Rugby Rage 2006, hosted by the UA wheelchair rugby team, is the first such tournament to be held at the UA in four years.

Wheelchair rugby is played at lightning speed on an indoor court - about the size of a basketball court - as a 40-second shot clock ticks away. (The time limit was introduced after the 2008 ...

Chuck Aoki is the most decorated wheelchair rugby player in US history, but that did not stop him from feeling a touch of disappointment as the US took silver in the Paralympics on Monday having ...

There was no need to defend Sarah Adam on the court, at least not in the eyes of her opponents. Competing in her first wheelchair rugby competition, she was an unknown, she was inexperienced, and ...

Wheelchair Rugby Australia (WRA) has added serious marketing firepower to its leadership team with the appointment of Anathea ...

Jordaan tells Eyewitness News she was introduced to wheelchair rugby at a time she was still adjusting to life in a ...

Wheelchair Rugby, also known as Murderball or Quad Rugby, is the only mixed-gender full-contact sport at the Paralympic Games.

Cameron Horner, right, of Raleigh, plays a little rough against Mike Henley, of the Maryland Mayhem, during a game of wheelchair rugby at Randallstown Community Center. The Mayhem, the University ...

The Berkshire Banshees wheelchair rugby club says thanks to its supporters after the club attended a triathlon last weekend. The Berkshire Banshees have been recognised by Great Britain Wheelchair ...

Wheelchair rugby, also known as murderball, is a young, but fast-growing sport. Learn about some Team USA players at the Paris Paralympics and why it’s popular.