Sports
Have fun and meet new friends, develop new skills and get fit, all within a supportive environment.  Play for fun or train for elite competitions like the Paralympics.
Wheelchair Basketball
A great way to keep fit and develop new skills
RecCONNECT
Make friends, learn skills, get active and have fun!
Wheelchair AFL
Sporting Wheelies is introducing Wheelchair AFL.
Contact us to try the new sport of Wheelchiar AFL
Wheelchair Rugby
An exciting contact sport, play with a team
Goalball
Designed for players with a vision impairment, the aim is to protect your goalÂ
Other Sports and Recreation
More inclusive sports available
Swimming
Swimming is a great way to stay fit and active
Boccia
A tactical game of concentration, strategy and accuracy
Para Powerlifting
Requires strength, power, coordination and dedication to training
High Performance Program
Elite training for Paralympic and World Championship competitionÂ
Classification
Classification provides fair and equal competition by separating athletes with a similar level of functional ability into groups or ‘classes’.
The same principle applies in able-bodied sports where athletes are classified according to age, gender or weight divisions to allow for as fair competition as possible.
Each sport has its own classification system to reflect its specific athletic skills and requirements. During the classification process, a trained classifier assesses an athlete’s eligibility to compete in disability sport based on how their impairment influences their sporting ability.