Organisers hope that the Wheelchair Rugby European Championship in Cardiff later this year will serve as a "lasting legacy for the foreseeable future" and raise the profile of the sport in Wales.

Australia were crowned champions of the 2022 World Wheelchair Rugby Championship here after edging the United States 58-55 in a tense final.

John Petersson, the President of the Parasport Denmark, has confirmed the country is open to staging more wheelchair rugby competitions.

The United States stormed past reigning champions Japan to reach the final of the World Wheelchair Rugby Championship, where they are due to meet Australia, who broke the hearts of the Danish in Vejle.

A party atmosphere engulfed the DGI Huset Sports Complex here after Denmark shocked France in overtime to progress to the semi-finals, while Australia ousted Paralympic champions Britain on a day of drama at the World Wheelchair Rugby Championship in Vejle.

Vejle Deputy Mayor Dan Arnløv Jørgensen hailed the importance of Denmark's national sports day as children visited the DGI Huset Sports Complex here to mark the occasion during the World Wheelchair Rugby Championship.

Defending champions Japan and France concluded the group stage of the World Wheelchair Rugby Championship here in flawless fashion as they set the tone for the knockout round phase in Vejle in Denmark.

France and Japan claimed their fourth successive wins after the third day of matches at the World Wheelchair Rugby Championship in Vejle, Denmark.

Australia, France and Japan won both their fixtures on the second day of the World Wheelchair Rugby Championship in Vejle.

Hosts Denmark and Britain claimed comfortable victories on the first day of the World Wheelchair Rugby Championship in Vejle.

Japan are poised to begin the defence of their World Wheelchair Rugby Championship title in Vejle in Denmark.

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.