Ruby's Paralympic Journey
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I would like to introduce you to Ruby Stevens. She currently holds the AWD-C Level 4 National Championship Title for Synchronized Swimming. For those of you not familiar with this sport this is quite an accomplishment, even more so for someone like Ruby. Her life is complicated by many things including Epilepsy, Asperger’s Syndrome, Anxiety Disorder, ADD and Learning Disorders. Anyone one of thes
05/02/2026
Sometimes it's not about the time, the score or the win. It's about the years of focusing on the little things that will get you to the next level of your journey. 200m Back Provincial Record (waiting ratification)
04/24/2026
History in the making 🙌
The first-ever Canadian Women’s Wheelchair Rugby National Championship is here! 🇨🇦🏉
From April 24–26, 2026, the country’s top female wheelchair rugby athletes will compete in Défi sportif AlterGo in Montreal — marking a major milestone for the growth of women’s wheelchair rugby in Canada.
This inaugural championship is more than just competition — it’s a celebration of the athletes, advocates, and community who have helped build the women’s game from the ground up. And it’s only the beginning.
With the first-ever Women’s World Championship on the horizon this December in Paris, the future of women’s wheelchair rugby has never looked brighter.
Let’s cheer on these incredible athletes and be part of this historic moment 💪
📸 via Wheelchair Rugby Canada
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