Wheelaroos Honoured at Queensland Parliament Ahead of Ashes Test Series
In a proud moment for Australian Wheelchair Rugby League, the Wheelaroos were officially presented with their playing jerseys at Queensland Parliament House ahead of the highly anticipated Ashes Test Series against England.
The presentation ceremony was hosted by Minister Tim Mander MP, who welcomed the team and acknowledged their dedication and achievements in the sport. Wheelchair Rugby League Australia CEO, Anna Fitzgerald, also presented the Jersey to the team. The event marked a significant milestone for the Wheelaroos as they prepare to face England, the reigning Ashes champions, in a fast-paced and tactically intense series kicking off this Thursday on the Gold Coast.
Wheelaroos Squad:
- Peter Arbuckle – Jersey #1
- Daniel Anstey – Jersey #2
- Brad Grove – Jersey #3
- Cory Cannane – Jersey #6
- Bayley McKenna – Jersey #7
- Zac Schumacher – Jersey #8
- Adam Tannock – Jersey #9
- Diab Karim – Jersey #12
Joining the squad is Dylan Gawthorne, who will make his debut for the Wheelaroos as HIA substitute.
Australian Wheelaroo, Peter Arbuckle – Jersey #1
Australian Wheelaroo, Daniel Anstey – Jersey #2
Australian Wheelaroos Captain, Brad Grove – Jersey #3
Australian Wheelaroo, Cory Cannane – Jersey #6
Australian Wheelaroo, Bayley McKenna – Jersey #7
Australian Wheelaroo, Zac Schumacher – Jersey #8
Australian Wheelaroo, Adam Tannock – Jersey #9
Australian Wheelaroo, Diab Karim – Jersey #12
Australian Wheelaroo, Dylan Gawthorne – HIA Sub
The jersey presentation not only symbolised the players’ commitment to representing Australia but also highlighted the growing support for inclusive sport at the highest levels of government.
With national pride on the line and the Ashes up for grabs, the Wheelaroos are set to deliver a powerful performance in front of a home crowd at the Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre.
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