• Gliders win Second Game in London

    1 September 2012

    The Australian Gliders have won their second group match at the 2012 London Paralympics, with a comfortable win over Great >

  • Men’s Basketball Roll over South Africa

    31 August 2012

    The Australian Rollers have made an emphatic start to their title defence at the 2012 London Paralympics after recording a >

  • Gliders Win in Nail Biting Finish

    31 August 2012

    The Australian Gliders have clinched a thrilling two-point win over Brazil in their opening wheelchair basketball match of the London >

  • Downie shy of medal in her first of six events

    31 August 2012

    WAIS Paralympic swimmer, Katherine Downie, was just shy of the Bronze medal in her first race at the games. Downie >

  • Junior Cyclists Produce Winning Results

    31 August 2012

    WAIS Junior Cyclists are producing top Results this month. The Junior World Track Championships were held in Invercargill, NZ, on >

  • Two Paralympic legends inducted in IPC Hall of Fame

    30 August 2012

    Wheelchair Sports WA is proud two of its members will be inducted into the IPC Visa Hall of Fame: Nine time Paralympic gold medallist and wheelchair sports legend Louise Sauvage, and Sauvage's first coach, Frank Ponta.

  • Rollers Ready for Title Defence

    27 August 2012

    The Australian men's wheelchair basketball team has warmed up for its Paralympic title defence at the London 2012 Games, with a 54-40 win over Columbia at the Lee Valley basketball stadium.

  • Kookaburras Win Olympic Bronze

    12 August 2012

    Australia's men's hockey team have claimed bronze in an entertaining encounter with host nation Great Britain, taking the match 3-1. >

  • Sixth Place Finish for WA’s Kayak Boys

    12 August 2012

    WAIS athletes Stephen Bird and Jesse Phillips performed an exceptional race to finish sixth in the men's K2 200m final >

  • Hooker Relinquishes Olympic Title

    11 August 2012

    WAIS athlete Steve Hooker has been unable to defend his Olympic title having bowed out without recording a height in >