Wheelchair basketball at the 2004 Summer Paralympics

Wheelchair basketball
at the XII Paralympic Games

Paralympic Wheelchair Basketball
VenueOlympic Indoor Hall
Dates18-28 September 2004
Medalists
 
 
 
Wheelchair basketball
at the 2004 Summer Paralympics
Tournament men   women

Wheelchair Basketball at the 2004 Summer Paralympics was staged in the Olympic Indoor Hall from September 18 to September 28.[1]

Medalists

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's team
 Canada (CAN)
 Australia (AUS)
 Great Britain (GBR)
Women's team
 United States (USA)
 Australia (AUS)
 Canada (CAN)

Source: Paralympic.org [2]

Classification

Classification is an important element that will ensure athletes can compete in a fair situation.

A certain committee will give athletes who can take part in this sport an eight-level-score specific to basketball, ranging from 1 to 4.5. Lower scores represent a larger disability. The sum score of all players on the court cannot exceed 14.

Teams

Men's

Canada
David Durepos
David Eng
Travis Gaertner
Chris Stoutenburg
Patrick Anderson
Jaimie Borisoff
Adam Lancia
Ross Norton
Joey Johnson
Richard Peter
Roy Henderson
Brad Bowden
Australia
David Selby
Grant Mizens
Campbell Message
Brendan Dowler
Brad Ness
Adrian King
Daryl Taylor
Andrew Flavel
Shaun Norris
Tristan Knowles
Troy Sachs
Justin Eveson
Italy
Alberto Pellegrini
Matteo Cavagnini
Fabio Bernardis
Emiliano Rocca
Mauro Pennino
Ali Mohamed Sanna
Sandr Cherubini
Damiano Airoldi
Salvatore Cherchi
Sergio Cherubini
Stefano Rossetti
Fabio Raimondi
Great Britain
Matt Byrne
Andrew Blake
Peter Finbow
Colin Price
Stuart Jellows
Ade Adepitan
Jonathan Pollock
Simon Munn
Terry Bywater
Kevin Hayes
Fred Howley
Sinclair Thomas
Brazil
Nilton Pessoa
Carlos da Silva junior
Thiago Oliveira
Marcos Silva
Alex Alves
Paulo dos Santos
Sandoval Silva
Irio Nunes
Glebe Silva
Erick Silva
Heriberto Roca
Wandemberg Nascimento
France
Jose Therezo
Manuel Vaisioa
Roger Deda
Philippe Baye
Bertrand Libman
Frederic Guyot
Mario Fahrasmane
Ouahid Boustila
Jerome Courneil
Abou Konate
Audrey Cayol
Riadh Sallem
United States
Gavin Cloy
Jason Nelms
Jeremy Lade
Lawrence Johnson
Jeffrey James Glasbrenner
Jeffrey Griffin
Matt Scott
Jeff Dills
Mike Paye
Juan Angulo
Jermell Pennie
Josh Turek
Netherlands
Wim 't Lam
Koen Jansens
Mete Oztegel
Frans van Breugel
Kornelis van der Werf
Gert Jan van der Linden
Frank de Goede
Peter Brandsen
Mustafa Charif Jebari
Anton de Rooy
Ruud Dettmer
Mario Oosterbosch
Germany
Martin Otto
Dirk Thalheim
Lars Christink
Sebastian Hagen Wolf
Abdulqazi Karaman
Joachim Peter Schermuly
Lars Lehmann
Joerg Hilger
Thomas Fischer
Ben Doering
Markus Haberkorn
Ralf Schwarz
Japan
Shingo Fujii
Kazuyuki Kyoya
Reo Fujimoto
Tomohiko Oshima
Takao Sugasawa
Yasuhiro Jimbo
Naoki Yasu
Keisuke Koretomo
Hisanobu Sugiura
Katsumi Miyake
Noriyuki Mori
Yasuyuki Hasegawa
Iran
Gholamreza Nami
Morteza Gharibloo
Bahman Seifi
Ebrahim Taghiloo
Adel Torfi Manshadi
Mohammadreza Karimi
Seyed Abolfazi Mousavi
Majid Mokhtari
Zakariya Hesamy Zadeh
Alireza Danesh
Alireza Ahmadi
Ahmad Daghaghele Pour
Greece
Michalis Chatzidimitriou
Vaios Gioras
Georgios Echlert
Panagiotis Chrisovergis
Angelos Tsiakiris
Georgios Kounias
Michalis Stergiopoulos
Nikolaos Loulas
Athanasios Maltas
Georgios Petrakis
Angelos Dimpitouzis
Periklis Tsapanidis

Women's

Australia
Melanie Domaschenz
Jane Sachs
Paula Coghlan
Sarah Stewart
Shelley Chaplin
Kylie Gauci
Melinda Young
Liesl Tesch
Tina Mckenzie
Karen Farrell
Lisa Chaffey
Alison Mosely
United States
Susan Katz
Christina Ripp
Renee Tyree
Janna Crawford
Carlee Hoffman
Stephanie Wheeler
Teresa Lannon
Jennifer Howittt
Jennifer Warkins
Emily Hoskins
Patricia Cisneros
Jana Stump
Great Britain
Jill Fox
Helen Turner
Sonia Howe
Kristina Small
Caroline Matthews
Sally Wager
Wendy Smith
Ann Wild
Jenny Dalgleish
Clare Strange
Sarah Burrett
Caroline McLean
Netherlands
Cher Korver
Miranda Wevers
Jeanine van Veggel
Carina Versloot
Evelyn van Leeuwen
Jozima Mosely
Petra Garnier
Fleur Pieterse
Roos Oosterbaan
Asjousja Ibrahimi
Ingeborg Tiggelman
Jennette Jansen
Canada
Sabrina Pettinicchi
Tracey Ferguson
Lori Radke
Linda Kutrowski
Danielle Peers
Shira Golden
Chantal Benoit
Arley McNeney
Karla Tritten
Kendra Ohama
Marni Abbott
Jennifer Krempien
Germany
Nora Schratz
Maren Bartlitz
Silke Bleifuss
Annette Kahl
Inga Orlowski
Birgit Meitner
Nu Nguyen Thi
Annika Zeyen
Heidi Kriste
Simone Kues
Anja Janusch
Verena Klein
Japan
Rie Kawakami
Megumi Mashiko
Naoko Sugahara
Tomoe Soeda
Sachiko Minamikawa
Erika Yoshida
Mika Takabayashi
Kyoko Tsukamoto
Yasuko Hatano
Chika Uemura
Junko Sako
Sachiko Goto
Mexico
Rosa Elizabeth Vera Gallardo
Rubicela Guzman Acosta
Lupita Madrigal Cruz
Yolanda Calderon Duran
Rosa Elizabeth Camara Arango
Lucia Vazquez Delgadillo
Leticia Penaloza Serrano
Maria Montano Mejia
Rocio Dolores Torres Lopez
Romy Rodriguez Velazquez
Cecilia Vazquez Suarez
Wendy Garcia Amador

Competition Format

Teams consisted of twelve players, of whom five were on court at any one time. Each player was rated between 0.5 and 4.5 points based on the extent of their disability, with 4.5 representing the least physical limitation. The sum of the rates of all players on court at any time was limited to 14.5 points per team.

Games were played in four periods of ten minutes, with extra time periods of five minutes added as necessary to resolve a tied game.

See also

References

  1. "Schedules and Results - Wheelchair Basketball". Official Website of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. Archived from the original on 9 December 2004. Retrieved 19 October 2012.
  2. "Medallists, Athens 2004 Paralympic Game, Wheelchair rugby". Official Website of the Paralympic Movement. 2004. Retrieved 2012-11-01.
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