Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
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Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball
Scott Vitale Carries the Ball against New Zealand
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2006
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Gary Read (0.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Steve Porter (2.5), Grant Boxall (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5) George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5), Ryley Batt (3.5)
Coaches – Evan Bennett (Head Coach), Brad Dubberley (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches
- Australia 49 – Belgium 37
- Australia 52 – Sweden 38
- Australia 35 – Canada 38
- Australia 50 – Netherlands 27
- Australia 55 – Germany 45
- Australia 46 – Japan 48
5th – 6th Final
- Australia 41 – Great Britain 42
Final Ranking – 6th
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2002
Australian Team
Players – Ryan Scott (0.5), Nazim Erdem (0.5), Garry Croker (1.0), Peter Harding (1.5), Bryce Alman (2.0), Brett Boylan (2.0), Kevin Kersnovske (2.0), Grant Boxall (2.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Patrick Ryan (2.5), George Hucks (3.0), Brad Dubberley (3.5)
Coaches – Terry Vinyard (Head Coach), Glenn Stephens (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Final Ranking – 3rd
Wheelchair Rugby, the most ‘in your face’ sport at the Games
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2014
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Ellery (2.0), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Jason Lees (1.0), Chris Bond (3.5), Ryan Scott (0.5), Curtis Palmer (2.5), Cameron Carr (2.0), Jayden Warn (3.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Siobhan Crawshay (Team Manager), Elisha Gartner (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Nick Sanders (Performance Analyst), Scott Curtis (Physiotherapist)
Australian Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 55 – Great Britain 46
- Australia 72 – Belgium 46
- Australia 56 – Denmark 50
- Australia 63 – Finland 43
- Australia 68 – Canada 61
Semi-final:
- Australia 60 – Japan 49
Gold Medal Match:
- Australia 67 – Canada 56
Final Ranking – 1st
Click here for detailed results.
Wheelchair Rugby World Championships 2010
Australian Team:
Players – Nazim Erdem (0.5), Ryley Batt (3.5), Josh Hose (3.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Bryce Alman (2.0), Ryan Scott (0.5), Steve Porter (2.5), Cameron Carr 2.0, Andrew Harrison (2.0)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)
Officials – Kim Ellwood (Team Manager), Angela Mansell (Personal Care Assistant), Chevvy Cooper (Mechanic), Brett Robinson (Soft Tissue Therapist)
Results:
Pool Matches
- Australia 65 – Japan 52
- Australia 54 – Poland 36
- Australia 53 – New Zealand 43
- Australia 67 – Belgium 41
- Australia 69 – Argentina 24
Semi-final
Australia 56 – Sweden 38
Gold Medal Match
- Australia 45 – United States 57
Final Ranking – 2nd
Click here for detailed results.
Ryan Scott Takes the Ball Up
Ryley Batt puts a Big Hit on New Zealand Opponent
Bryce Alman Moves with the Ball