CWBL National Championship - Wheelchair Basketball Canada

Apr 15, 2022 - Apr 17, 2022
Montreal, Que.
Centre Pierre Charbonneau

The Canadian Wheelchair Basketball League (CWBL) National Championship takes place every spring as competitive club teams from across Canada compete for the title of national champion.

The CWBL National Championship is the premiere national event on the annual domestic wheelchair basketball calendar. The event also plays host to the Wheelchair Basketball Canada annual awards banquet.

The tournament is open to all eligible CWBL teams in Canada. Teams that wish to compete at the CWBL National Championship must notify the national office of their intent to participate by contacting the Wheelchair Basketball Canada Program Coordinator.

2022 CWBL National Championship

Every year, competitive club teams from all across the country compete for the Canadian Wheelchair Basketball League (CWBL) National Championship. In 2020, the tournament will be hosted by Parasports Quebec in Montreal from April 15-17, 2022.

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Division 1

Pool A
Gladiateurs de Laval (GLADS)
Alberta Northern Lights (ANL)
BC Grizzlies (BC G)

Pool B
Calgary Rollers (CAL)
Centre d’integration a la vie active (CIVA)
Scarborough Tigers (SCAR)

Division 2

Pool C
Les Glaciers (GLAC)
New Brunswick and Manitoba (NB/MB)
BC Orcas (BC O)

Pool D
Edmonton Inferno (EDM)
Club 99 (CLUB 99)
Vikings (VIK)

Final Standings

Division 1
1 – Scarborough Tigers
2 – Gladiateurs de Laval
3 – CIVA
4 – Calgary Rollers
5 – Alberta Northern Lights
6 – BC Grizzlies

Division 2
1 – NB/MB
2 – Vikings
3 – Les Glaciers
4 – BC Orcas
5 – Club 99
6 – Edmonton Inferno

MVP and All-Stars Division 1

MVP: Patrick Anderson (Scarborough)

All-star: Tara Llanes (BC Grizzlies)
All-star: Cathleen (Digel) Baker (Calgary Rollers)
All-star: Vincent Dallaire (Gladiateurs)
All-star: Benjamin Palmer (CIVA)
All-star: Cindy Ouellet (Gladiateurs)

MVP and All-Stars Division 2
MVP: Austin MacLellan (NB/MB)

All-star: Alec Kendall (BC Orcas)
All-star: Heleina Cyr (Edmonton Inferno)
All-star: Josh Brown (NB/MB)
All-star: Mathieu Parent (Les Glaciers)
All-star: Jean Charles (Vikings)