The Steelers’ story is a one of sheer determination, a swift rise to success and international recognition. Within just three years of forming, many of the founding players represented Great Britain in the World Championships and finished 11th. Over the next few years the British squad became packed with Steelers and went on to win medals at the European Championships, World Championships and took the silver medal at the Paralympics in Atlanta.
The Sheffield Steelers Wheelchair Basketball Club is a registered charity founded in 1987 by a handful of ex-patients from the Spinal Injuries Unit at Lodgemoor, a division of the NHS Sheffield Teaching Hospital Trust. They are an inclusive club with players of all abilities, from amateur through to world-class.
Recent News
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Congratulations to Dagan, Will, Lee & Tom!
Congratulations to Dagan, Will, Lee & Tom! Four Steelers players invited to the first GB Junior selection camp following GB's gold medal at…
Steelers announce a new supporter – Max Wheelchairs Limited
We are unbelievably excited to announce that the EuroLeague 2 Finals Steelers are hosting will be supported by MAX…
Events & Fixtures
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