Canada held off reigning Paralympic gold medallists Britain to win the Wheelchair Rugby Quad Nations championship in Cardiff.

Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby (GBWR) chief executive Jason Brisbane has said that Cardiff hosting the Wheelchair Rugby Quad Nations tournament is a "hugely exciting move".

World Wheelchair Rugby (WWR) has begun its search for a new chief executive after the resignation of Steve Griffiths.

World Wheelchair Rugby (WWR) chief executive Steve Griffiths is due to resign from his post after serving for two and a half years since April 2020.

Paralympic swimming champion Blake Cochrane and Tokyo 2020 wheelchair racing bronze medallist Robyn Lambird are among the athletes picked for the Australian wheelchair rugby development squad's first international tour.

Hosts Denmark are set to open this year's Wheelchair Rugby World Championship against Brazil on October 10, with Paralympic champions Britain in action against Switzerland on the first day of competition in Vejle.

World Wheelchair Rugby (WWR) has appointed Rodney Holt regional general manager for Asia.

Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby (GBWR) chief executive Jason Brisbane has insisted that the country's success at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics demonstrates that it has "come a very long way" in the 10 years since its home Games at London 2012.

Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium has been confirmed as the venue for next year's Asia-Oceania Championship by World Wheelchair Rugby (WWR), with dates of June 29 to July 2 also set.

Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby (GBWR) is taking the Quad Nations tournament to Wales for the first time.

Paralympic gold and silver medallists Britain and the United States have been drawn in the same group at the Wheelchair Rugby World Championship.

Australian wheelchair rugby player Ryley Batt is to face disciplinary action for an image posted on Instagram last week.

Japan defeated Canada with in a dramatic 57-56 victory to win the Canada Cup wheelchair rugby tournament in Richmond.

Two Tokyo 2020 medallists are due to be in action at wheelchair rugby's Canada Cup, which starts tomorrow at the Richmond Olympic Oval.

Eleven of the 12 players who represented Canada in wheelchair rugby at last year's Paralympic Games in Tokyo have been included in the squad for next month's Canada Cup.