Paralympic Games 2024: Wheelchair Basketball Takes Center Stage

The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games are underway, and the excitement is building up! One of the most thrilling events to watch is wheelchair basketball, which has been a part of the Paralympics since 1960. The men's wheelchair basketball team from the United States had its first match against Spain on Thursday, and it was a nail-biter.

USA Takes on Spain in Thrilling Match

Team USA secured a hard-fought victory, beating Spain 66-56. Jake Williams led the charge with 22 points, while Steve Serio notched a triple-double. The team's quest for an unprecedented three-peat is off to a great start.

Canada's Star Player Patrick Anderson Leads Team to Victory

Meanwhile, Canada's wheelchair basketball team, led by the experienced Patrick Anderson, bounced back from a dry spell with an 83-68 win against France. Despite a challenging crowd, Anderson's expertise and leadership propelled the team to victory.

Looking Ahead to the Rest of the Competition

The wheelchair basketball competition is heating up, with more matches scheduled in the coming days. Fans can catch all the action live, with Paris 2024 Paralympic Games broadcasting the events worldwide. Don't miss out on the excitement!

Credit: International Paralympic Committee, Team USA, and Canada Wheelchair Basketball