Provincial Teams

Program Information

BC Wheelchair Basketball boasts a strong Provincial Team Program for Men, Women and Juniors. Each year, BC's top players are selected to represent our province. These teams allow BC athletes an opportunity to showcase their skills through elite training and competitions at regional and National Championships. Each team's season generally consists of regular practices, training camps, tournament hosting, and travel to various competitions in preparation for the National Championships.

Selection Criteria
Rules/Technical Packages

Technical Packages for the Junior & Mini, and Women can be found, when available, at Wheelchair Basketball Canada website.

Event Information

Every two years, the BC Games Society stages the BC Winter Games in rotating host cities across BC. The purpose of these Games is "To provide an opportunity for the development athletes, coaches, and officials in preparation for higher levels of competition in a multi-sport event which promotes interest and participation in sport and sporting activities, individual achievement and community development." These Games give young, developing athletes the opportunity to improve their skills, while learning to deal with the excitement, triumphs and defeat of participating in a major multi-sport event and is a potential stepping stone to the Canada Winter Games. The BC Games Society makes it easy to participate by organizing charter transportation, accommodation, meals, and entertainment, all for a minimal registration fee. Competitors must also be current members of the BC Wheelchair Basketball Society.

Who can participate?

2026 BC Winter Games, Trail / Rossland, February 2026

Up to eight zone teams of 7 players for a total of 56 athletes plus one coach and one assistant coach/team manager per team - both male and female athletes are eligible (zone try-outs are held)

Click to read Announcement


2028 BC Winter Games have been awarded to Kamloops. Click to read the Announcement

Registration
Selection Principles
Rules/Technical Packages

Check out the BC Games website at www.bcgames.org for more information or if you are interested in participating contact BCWBS.

History of Team Standings
Year
Location
Team BC Placing
2019
Red Deer, AB
6th
2015
Prince George, BC
7th
2011
Halifax, NS
7th
2007
Whitehorse, YK
7th
2003
Bathurst-Campbellton, NB
2nd
1999
Cornerbrook, NL
3rd
1995
Jasper, AB
2nd
2023 Vernon Results are as follows:
Place
Zone
Location
Gold
Zone 6
Vancouver Island-Central Coast
Silver
Zone 3
Fraser Valley
Bronze
Zone 4-5
Fraser River-Vancouver Coastal
2020 Fort St John Results are as follows:
Place
Zone
Location
Gold
Zone 8
Cariboo-North East
Silver
Zone 6
Vancouver Island-Central Coast
Bronze
Zone 7
North West
Fourth
Zone 3
Fraser Valley
Fifth
Zone 5
Vancouver-Coastal
Sixth
Zone 2
Thompson-Okanagan
Event Information

Wheelchair Basketball is one of the many sports participating in the Canada Winter Games, a national multi-sport competition for Canadian youth. These games take place every 4 years in rotating cities across Canada. A provincial/territorial team can include a maximum of 12 athletes in the sport of wheelchair basketball, male or female. Eligible athletes competing in wheelchair basketball at the Canada Games are 24 years of age or under as of January 1 of the year of the Games. The team is supported by 2 coaches and 1 manager.

Who can participate?

Athletes under 24 years of age, who are born after January 1, 1999.  Both male and female athletes will make up Team BC.

Team BC won Gold in 2023 Canada Winter Games in Charlottetown, PEI.

The next Canada Winter Games will be in 2027 in Quebec.

Rules/Technical Package- To come

2027 Canada Winter Games Technical Package
2027 Team BC Selection Criteria

Schedule and Results (History of Team Standings)
Year
Location
Winner
2023
Charlottetown, PEI
1st
2019
Red Deer, AB
6th
2015
Prince George, BC
7th
2011
Halifax, NS
7th
2007
Whitehorse, YK
7th
2003
Bathurst-Campbellton, NB
2nd
1999
Cornerbrook, NL
3rd
1995
Jasper, AB
2nd

For Provincial Team Rankings for Wheelchair Basketball at the Games visit Canada Games Council Website.

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