James McQuillan

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James McQuillan

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Nationality| Australian
Occupation| Wheelchair Rugby Player

James McQuillan is an is an Australian wheelchair rugby player. He won the 2022 Wheelchair Rugby World Championship with the Australian Steelers. He has a 0.5 classification in wheelchair rugby, and plays for Victoria Protect Thunder [1] and the Melbourne Rugby Club [2] .

Growing up on a farm outside the town of Nanneella [3], McQuillan fractured his C5 vertebrae playing Australian Rules Football in 2014, aged 20. He began playing wheelchair rugby in 2021, debuting for the Steelers 11 months later in Denmark. [4]

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1. ↑ "Victoria Protect Thunder". Wheelchair Rugby Australia. Retrieved 3 June 2023.
2. ↑ "Melbourne Rugby Club". Wheelchair Rugby Australia. Retrieved 3 June 2023.
3. ↑ McLachlan, Hamish (12 March 2023). "Finding My New Normal". No. 12 March 2023. News Corp. Sunday Herald Sun.
4. ↑ Kemp, Emma. "James McQuillan's incredible rise from wheelchair rugby novice to playing for Australia". The Guardian. The Guardian. Retrieved 3 June 2023.

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