The first-ever International Wheelchair Basketball Federation (IWBF) Players' Commission will contain eight members and be elected in February.

South Africa won both the men's and women's competitions at the International Wheelchair Basketball Federation (IWBF) Africa 3x3 Commonwealth Games Qualifier on home soil in Johannesburg, booking their spots at Birmingham 2022.

Nilofar Bayat, captain of Afghanistan's women's wheelchair basketball team, received a rapturous ovation from the crowd as she made her debut for Spanish club side Bidaideak Bilbao BSR this weekend.

The International Paralympic Committee's (IPC) Governing Board has conditionally reinstated wheelchair basketball to the Paris 2024 Paralympics programme.

The United States recovered from a five-point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat Japan 64-60 to retain the men’s wheelchair basketball crown at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics here.

The Netherlands were crowned women’s wheelchair basketball champions for the first time at the Paralympic Games after easing to victory over China in the Tokyo 2020 final.

The United States are aiming for a successful defence of both the men's and women's wheelchair basketball titles at the Paralympics for the first time as competition starts tomorrow at Tokyo 2020 at the Musashino Forest Sports Plaza.

The International Wheelchair Basketball Federation (IWBF) are set to implement key changes to its Classification Rules and Regulations from October 1 to avoid the sport's removal from the Paris 2024 Paralympic programme.

The Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) has launched a new campaign featuring some of the nation's top athletes as it looks to create conversation about disability before the Tokyo 2020 and Beijing 2022 Paralympics.

Shaun Norris and Tristan Knowles will make their fifth Paralympic appearances as part of the Australian men’s wheelchair basketball side as they bid to win the nation’s first gold medal in the sport for 13 years at Tokyo 2020. 

Canada has selected its wheelchair basketball teams for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.

Australia’s women’s wheelchair basketball team will be setting their sights on a return to the Paralympic podium after confirming their 12-player squad for next month’s Games here in Tokyo.

Australia’s wheelchair basketballers will benefit from Formula One racecar technology when they compete at this year's Paralympics.

The United States will open the defence of their Paralympic women's wheelchair basketball title with a clash against reigning world champions The Netherlands at Tokyo 2020.