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Wheelchair rugby at the XVII Paralympic Games
Venue	Grand Palais Éphémère
Dates	29 August to 2 September
Competitors	96 from 8 nations
Medalists
Japan (JPN)  United States (USA)  Australia (AUS)
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Wheelchair rugby at the 2024 Summer Paralympics in Paris, France will take place between 29 August to 2 September 2024. Great Britain are the reigning Paralympic champions and have qualified to defend their title in an eighth Games.

Qualification

Means of qualification	Date	Venue	Berths	Qualified
Host country allocation	—	—	1	France
2023 WWR European Championships Division A	3–7 May 2023	Cardiff	2	Great Britain  Denmark
2023 WWR Asia-Oceania-Africa Championships	29 June – 2 July 2023	Tokyo	1	Japan
2023 Parapan American Games	17–26 November 2023	Santiago	1	United States
2024 Paralympic Qualification Tournament	17–25 March 2024	Wellington	3	Australia  Canada  Germany
Total			8

Medalists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Mixed open	Japan Daisuke Ikezaki Ryuji Kusaba Yukinobu Ike Hitoshi Ogawa Hidefumi Wakayama Yuki Hasegawa Kae Kurahashi Masayuki Haga Shinichi Shimakawa Shunya Nakamachi Seiya Norimatsu Katsuya Hashimoto	United States Sarah Adam Chuck Aoki Clayton Brackett Jeff Butler Lee Fredette Brad Hudspeth Chuck Melton Eric Newby Josh O'Neill Zion Redington Mason Symons Josh Wheeler	Australia Ryley Batt Chris Bond Ben Fawcett Brayden Foxley-Connolly Andrew Edmondson Shae Graham Jake Howe Josh Nicholson James McQuillan Emilie Miller Ella Sabljak Beau Vernon

Tournament

Group phase

Group A

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Japan	3	3	0	0	150	132	+18	6	Semi-finals
2	United States	3	2	0	1	150	140	+10	4
3	Canada	3	1	0	2	148	148	0	2	Playoff rounds
4	Germany	3	0	0	3	138	166	−28	0

United States	51–48	Canada
Chuck Aoki – 21 Josh Wheeler – 11 Sarah Adam – 6 Eric Newby – 3 Josh O'Neill – 2 Chuck Melton – 1 Jeff Butler – 1 Lee Fredette – 1	Report	Zak Madell – 31 Cody Caldwell – 5 Rio Kanda Kovac – 3 Mike Whitehead – 3 Trevor Hirschfield – 3 Anthony Létourneau – 2

Japan	55–44	Germany
Daisuke Ikezaki – 18 Katsuya Hashimoto – 17 Yukinobu Ike – 11 Shinichi Shimakawa – 4 Yuki Hasegawa – 2 Hitoshi Ogawa – 1 Shunya Nakamachi – 1 Kae Kurahashi – 1 Seiya Norimatsu – 1	Report	Marco Herbst – 20 Steffen Wecke – 8 Josco Wilke – 8 Britta Kripke – 5 Michael Volter – 3 Jens Sauerbier – 2

United States	42–45	Japan
Chuck Aoki – 19 Sarah Adam – 9 Josh Wheeler – 6 Josh O'Neill – 3 Mason Symons – 2 Chuck Melton – 1 Lee Fredette – 1	Report	Katsuya Hashimoto – 18 Yukinobu Ike – 12 Daisuke Ikezaki – 4 Hitoshi Ogawa – 4 Shunya Nakamachi – 3 Seiya Norimatsu – 1

Germany	47–54	Canada
Marco Herbst – 20 Josco Wilke – 8 Steffen Wecke – 8 Britta Kripke – 5 Michael Volter – 3 Jens Sauerbier – 2	Report	Zachary Madell – 28 Rio Kovac Kanda – 6 Anthony Letourneau – 5 Matthew Debly – 4 Mike Whitehead – 4 Patrice Dagenais – 2 Cody Caldwell – 2 Joel Ewert – 2 Eric Rodrigues Furtado – 1 Trevor Hirschfield – 1

Germany	47–57	United States
Marco Herbst – 18 Josco Wilke – 15 Steffen Wecke – 9 Jens Sauerbier – 1 Britta Kripke – 1 Michael Volter – 1	Report	Chuck Aoki – 34 Sarah Adam – 13 Josh Wheeler – 6 Mason Symons – 4

Canada	46–50	Japan
Zachary Madell – 27 Rio Kovac Kanda – 7 Anthony Letourneau – 5 Cody Caldwell – 5 Trevor Hirschfield – 1	Report	Yukinobu Ike – 15 Daisuke Ikezaki – 14 Katsuya Hashimoto – 11 Shunya Nakamachi – 5 Seiya Norimatsu – 2 Ryuji Kusaba – 1

Group B

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Great Britain	3	3	0	0	163	157	+6	6	Semi-finals
2	Australia	3	2	0	1	163	160	+3	4
3	France (H)	3	1	0	2	155	156	−1	2	Placings rounds
4	Denmark	3	0	0	3	153	161	−8	0

Australia	55–58	Great Britain
Ryley Batt – 36 Chris Bond – 12 Beau Vernon – 3 Ella Sabljak – 1 Andrew Edmondson – 1	Report	Aaron Phipps – 25 Stuart Robinson – 23 Gavin Walker – 3 Jonathan Coggan – 2 Jack Smith – 1 Kieran Flynn – 1

France	53–51	Denmark
Jonathan Hivernat – 29 Sebastien Verdin – 14 Rodolph Jarlan – 5 Matthieu Thiriet – 1 Jordan Ducret – 1 Corentin le Guen – 1	Report	Sebastien Frederiksen – 23 Mark Peters – 12 Leon Jorgensen – 7 Jakob Mortensen – 2 Jesper Krueger – 1

Great Britain	55–53	Denmark
Stuart Robinson – 26 Aaron Phipps – 12 Jamie Stead – 6 Gavin Walker – 4 Nick Cummins – 3 Jonathan Coggan – 2 Kieran Flynn – 2	Report	Mark Peters – 21 Sebastien Frederiksen – 12 Leon Jorgensen – 6 Jakob Mortensen – 5 Kaare Momme Nielsen – 5 Jesper Krueger – 1

Australia	55–53	France
Chris Bond – 27 Ryley Batt – 26 Beau Vernon – 1 Andrew Edmondson – 1	Report	Jonathan Hivernat – 34 Sebastien Verdin – 10 Rodolph Jarlan – 4 Cedric Nankin – 2

Denmark	49–53	Australia
Mark Peters – 22 Sebastian Frederiksen – 11 Leon Jorgensen – 7 Jakob Mortensen – 4 Kaare Momme Nielsen – 3	Report	Ryley Batt – 41 Chris Bond – 11 Beau Vernon – 1

France	49–50	Great Britain
Jonathan Hivernat – 27 Sebastien Verdin – 8 Rodolphe Jarlan – 5 Jordan Ducret – 1	Report	Aaron Phipps – 21 Stuart Robinson – 15 Jack Smith – 3 Jamie Stead – 3

Knockout stage

Placing round bracket

	Placing Semifinals				5th place final
	01 September
	France	54
					02 September
	Germany	48
					France	53
	01 September
					Canada	50
	Canada	56
	Denmark	46
					7th place final
					02 September
					Denmark	56
					Germany	49

Placings round

5th to 8th Semifinals

Canada	56–46	Denmark
Zachary Madell – 27 Travis Murao – 7 Anthony Letourneau – 7 Cody Caldwell – 5 Rio Kovac Kanda – 2 Joel Ewert – 2 Matthew Debly – 2 Trevor Hirschfield – 1 Patrice Dagenais – 1	Report	Sebastian Frederiksen – 13 Morten Elmholt – 8 Leon Jorgensen – 8 Mark Peters – 7 Kaare Nielsen Momme – 5 Jesper Krueger – 2 Jakob Mortensen – 1 Mikkel Schottel – 1 Kristian Eriksen Bak – 1

France	54–48	Germany
Sebastien Verdin – 20 Jonathan Hivernat – 20 Jordan Ducret – 1 Matthieu Thiriet – 1 Brice Maurel – 1	Report	Josco Wilke – 17 Michael Volter – 8 Steffen Wecke – 7 Marco Herbst – 7 Mascha Mosel – 2 Moritz Brueckner – 2 Florian Bongard – 2 Jens Sauerbier – 1

Seventh place final

Denmark	56–49	Germany
Sebastian Frederiksen – 22 Mark Peters – 10 Leon Jorgensen – 8 Kaare Nielsen Momme – 5 Morten Elmholt – 3 Kristian Eriksen Bak – 2 Mikkel Schottel – 1	Report	Josco Wilke – 23 Steffen Wecke – 9 Marco Herbst – 8 Michael Volter – 4 Mascha Mosel – 1 Justus Heinrich – 1 Jens Sauerbier – 1

Fifth place final

Canada	50–53	France
Zachary Madell – 35 Cody Caldwell – 3 Trevor Hirschfield – 3 Anthony Letourneau – 1 Patrice Dagenais – 1 Mike Whitehead – 1	Report	Jonathan Hivernat – 25 Sebastien Verdin – 21 Corentin Guen – 1

Medal round

Medal Round bracket

	Semifinals				Gold medal final
	01 September
	Japan	52
					02 September
	Australia	51
					Japan	48
	01 September
					United States	41
	Great Britain	43
	United States	50
					Bronze medal final
					02 September
					Australia	50
					Great Britain	48

Medal bracket Semifinals

Japan	52–51	Australia
Daisuke Ikezaki– 17 Yukinobu Ike– 16 Katsuya Hashimoto– 14 Ryuji Kusaba– 2 Seiya Norimatsu– 1 Hitoshi Ogawa– 1	Report	Ryley Batt – 22 Chris Bond – 18 Beau Vernon – 5 Ella Sabljak – 2 Andrew Edmondson – 2

Great Britain	43–50	United States
Stuart Robinson – 15 Jamie Stead – 7 Aaron Phipps – 7 Jack Smith – 3 Kieran Flynn – 2 Tyler Walker – 2	Report	Chuck Aoki – 18 Josh Wheeler – 14 Sarah Adam – 13 Lee Fredette – 1 Clayton Brackett – 1 Jeff Butler – 1 Mason Symons – 1

Bronze medal final

Australia	50–48	Great Britain
Ryley Batt – 28 Chris Bond – 15 Beau Vernon – 3 Andrew Edmondson – 2	Report	Stuart Robinson – 28 Aaron Phipps – 14 Jack Smith – 3 Jamie Stead – 1

Gold medal final

Japan	48–41	United States
Katsuya Hashimoto – 19 Yukinobu Ike – 16 Seiya Norimatsu – 3	Report	Sarah Adam – 14 Chuck Aoki – 14 Josh Wheeler – 7 Eric Newby – 3 Clayton Brackett – 2 Lee Fredette – 1 Mason Symons – 1 Josh Neill – 1

Final standings

Rank	Team
	Japan
	United States
	Australia
4	Great Britain
5	France
6	Canada
7	Denmark
8	Germany

See also

• Rugby sevens at the 2024 Summer Olympics

References

1. "Wheelchair rugby - Paris 2024". Paris 2024. 12 April 2023.
2. "2024 Summer Paralympics Qualification Guide" (PDF). International Paralympic Committee. 18 November 2023.
3. "Euro 2023 Wheelchair Rugby". Euro 2023 Wheelchair Rugby. 12 April 2023.

External links

• Results book

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