The Ottawa 2026 World Championships have concluded, with the GB Men claiming bronze and the GB Women taking fourth place.
Registration opens for world class coaching clinics
British Wheelchair Basketball are excited to announce two Coaching Clinics taking place in the New Year. The clinics will be run on Saturday 4 January 2025 in Manchester and Sunday 5 January in Hatfield. Both sessions will be led by Luc Vergoossen, former National Wheelchair Basketball Coach for the Netherlands (1999-2012) and current High Performance Coordinator for 3×3. Luc is also Chair of the IWBF World 3×3 sub-committee and a FIBA Technical Delegate
The sessions are aimed at anyone who coaches wheelchair basketball and will cover all aspects of the 3×3 game as well as key technical themes from 5v5. In addition to receiving a masterclass in coaching, there will be an opportunity for you to take part in a Q&A session with Coach Luc Vergoossen.
This opportunity is free to current BWB Members – sign up via Playwaze on the links below:
Saturday 4 January 2025 – Platt Lane Sport Complex, Manchester
Register: https://bwb.playwaze.com/courses-and-workshops/6ia5fudb4oe1pl/groupplaymanager-display/48bcbil9q4dg/202411141551
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Sunday 5 January 2025 – Hertfordshire Sports Village, Hatfield
Register: https://bwb.playwaze.com/courses-and-workshops/6ia5fudb4oe1pl/groupplaymanager-display/epo5xylkf7ztkt
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