Welcome to UW-Whitewater, the Bedrock of the U.S. Paralympic Wheelchair Basketball Teams

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is a breeding ground for Paralympic wheelchair basketball talent

UW-Whitewater has produced more Paralympic wheelchair basketball players than any other university in the country

The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is a Division III school that has produced more Paralympic wheelchair basketball players than any other university in the country.

The Warhawks have had 10 players compete in the Paralympics, including four who were on the gold-medal-winning team in 2016.

UW-Whitewater's success in wheelchair basketball is due in part to its strong adaptive athletics program.

The university offers a variety of adaptive sports, including basketball, track and field, and swimming. This allows students with disabilities to participate in sports and stay active.

In addition to its strong adaptive athletics program, UW-Whitewater also has a dedicated staff of coaches and trainers who work with wheelchair basketball players.

These coaches and trainers help players develop their skills and prepare for competition.

UW-Whitewater's Paralympic wheelchair basketball players have had a major impact on the sport

The Warhawks' Paralympic wheelchair basketball players have had a major impact on the sport.

They have helped the United States win multiple gold medals and have inspired other athletes with disabilities to pursue their dreams.

Notable UW-Whitewater Paralympic wheelchair basketball players include:

• Matt Scott: Scott is a three-time Paralympian who won a gold medal in 2016. He is also a member of the USA Wheelchair Basketball Hall of Fame.
• Jake Williams: Williams is a two-time Paralympian who won a gold medal in 2016. He is also a member of the USA Wheelchair Basketball Hall of Fame.
• Brian Bell: Bell is a two-time Paralympian who won a gold medal in 2016.
• Darnell Neely: Neely is a Paralympian who won a gold medal in 2016.
• Mikey Paye: Paye is a Paralympian who won a gold medal in 2016.

UW-Whitewater is committed to continuing its success in Paralympic wheelchair basketball

UW-Whitewater is committed to continuing its success in Paralympic wheelchair basketball.

The university is investing in its adaptive athletics program and is working to recruit the best wheelchair basketball players in the country.

The Warhawks are confident that they can continue to produce Paralympic wheelchair basketball players who will help the United States win gold medals.