Eric Voss
Biography
Eric Voss looks forward to the challenge every time he wheels onto the basketball court. A star on the rise, he thrives in the midst of heated competition and constantly pushes himself to better his game.
Voss’s passion for the game began when he was just 10 years old, after he discovered wheelchair basketball thanks to a friend of his father’s who encouraged him to come out to a practice and give the sport a try.
He developed his skills with the London Forest City Flash junior program and joined the London Forest City Flyers club team competing within the Canadian Wheelchair Basketball League. Voss has also competed at national competitions with Team Ontario.
In 2013, Voss propelled his career to the next level and became the youngest player on the Canadian Men’s U23 National Team.
Off the court, Voss dedicates his spare time to raising awareness for wheelchair basketball and disability by taking part in sport demonstrations at schools in Ontario. He also enjoys cycling, swimming, and camping.
Interesting Facts
- His role model is Rick Hansen; Voss was a medal bearer during the Rick Hansen 25th Anniversary Relay
- Voss lives on a farm
Awards / Highlights
- Silver medallist at Canada Games with Team Ontario (2011)
Major International Competition
| Tournament |  |
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Other |
| World Junior Championships: 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6th (’17) |
Competitive Experience
| Level | Team | Location | Year(s) |
| International | Canada (JMNT) | Canada | 2013, 2017 |
| Club (domestic) | London Forest City Flyers | Ontario | 2006-Present |
Career Notes
2019: 2nd place at the 2019 Canada Winter Games with Team Ontario in Red Deer, Alberta (domestic)
2018: Named an all-star at 2018 Junior National Championships in Longueuil, QC
2017: 6th place at the Men’s U23 World Championship in Toronto, Ont. (Team Canada)…
2015: 1st 5th place at Canada Games with Team Ontario in Prince George, B.C. (domestic)…
2013: 1st place at Men’s U23 Americas Zone Qualification Tournament in Mexico City, MEX (Team Canada)…
2012: 6th place at Junior East Regional Championship with Team Ontario & named All-Star in Halifax, NS (domestic)… 3rd place at the Ontario Games in Collingwood, ON (domestic)… 4th place at Ontario ParaSport Games with London Forest City Flyers in Hunstville, ON (domestic)…
2011: 2nd place at Canada Games with Team Ontario in Halifax, NS (domestic)…
2010: 2nd place at National Junior Championship with Team Ontario in Montreal, QC (domestic)…