Benjamin Hagkull
Biography
Hagkull discovered wheelchair basketball in 2006 when looking for a new challenge he found himself drawn to the competitive nature and fast pace of the game.
His experience competing in triathlons translated easily to the courts where he uses his speed to provide a challenge to defenders while he looks for fast breaks.
Hagkull splits playing between both the Langley Goldrush and the provincial team. He has represented British Columbia at several national championships as well as the 2015 Canada Games. In 2017, he earned a roster spot on the Canadian Men’s U23 National Team.
Interesting Facts
- His role model is Rick Hansen, for teaching him that you can achieve anything you put your mind to
- Has competed in over 15 triathlons
Major International Competition
| Tournament |  |
 |
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Other |
| World Junior Championships: 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6th (’17) |
Competitive Teams
| Level | Team | Location | Year(s) |
| International | Canada (JMNT) | Canada | 2017 |
| Club (domestic) | Team BC | British Columbia | 2014-present |
Career Notes
2017: 1st place at Junior West Regional Championship with BC Royals in Red Deer, Alta. (domestic)… 6th place at the Men’s U23 World Championship in Toronto, Ont. (Team Canada)…
2016: 4th place at CWBL National Championship with BC Royals in Kamloops, B.C. (domestic)…
2015: 7th place at Canada Games with Team BC in Prince George, B.C. (domestic)…
2014: 4th place at Junior National Championship with Team BC in Edmonton, Alta. (domestic)…