History made as Scotland are crowned overall Home Nations Cup champions at the inaugural competition.
GB U23 Men begin their IWBF U23 World Championships campaign!
GB U23 Men get their IWBF U23 World Championships campaign underway tomorrow (12th June) with an opening game against Japan.
The competition will first be played in a pool round, with GB facing Japan, South Africa, Thailand, Italy, and USA. Following that, the competition moves into a knock-out format with quarter-finals, semi-finals, and placing games on the final day (20th June).
Fixtures, results, and livestream information can be found via the IWBF website: https://www.iwbf.org/events/2025-iwbf-u23-world-championship
Captain Charlie McIntyre commented:
“Preparations have been going really well. As a team we celebrated our success at the Europeans, but quickly focused on our next challenge. After each camp we have grown and become a stronger unit.
“Preparations for myself have been a long process, with a longer season out in Italy and flying back for camps it’s been challenging, but I’ve enjoyed the grind and can’t wait to be with the guys, working hard together and pushing each other to be better.
“The competition will be tough; we all understand what we will face and are trying to work our best to be able to overcome all the challenges. Our goal is obviously to bring the trophy back to the UK but it certainly won’t be easy.”
Our squad for the competition: https://britishwheelchairbasketball.co.uk/gb-u23-mens-squad-announced-for-road-to-brazil/
Everyone at British Wheelchair Basketball wishes the team the best, and we cannot wait to cheer them on. Let’s go, GB, let’s go!
Pool fixtures (UK time):
GBR v JAPAN 15:15 Thu 12 June
RSA v GBR 20:30 Fri 13 June
GBR v THA 14:00 Sat 14 June
ITA v GBR 18:00 Sun 15 June
GBR v USA 19:45 Mon 16 June
View similar posts
Australia Men and England Women claimed gold in the dramatic final games of the Glasgow…
The winners of this year’s British Wheelchair Basketball’s Community Awards 2026 have been confirmed.
Membership for the 2026/27 season is now open, and is required to compete in our National Leagues and sanctioned competitions.