Dislocations, explosions and big hits aplenty: Welcome to wheelchair rugby league
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Bayley McKenna, the captain of the Wheelaroos, describes wheelchair rugby league as controlled chaos. Spectators at the World Cup can expect to see big hits, explosions, and dislocations on the court. This sport is unique because it allows disabled and able-bodied athletes to compete on the same team.
Wheelaroos captain Bayley McKenna says spectators at the World Cup can expect to see controlled chaos on the court, in one of the few sports in which able-bodied and disabled athletes compete on the same team.