We are back with our first newsletter of 2021!
This issue features club updates, Dundee Dragons Award Winners and chat corner with Paralympian and European Medallist Fiona Christie. Click the link below to download.
We have lots of exciting things to share with you in this months newsletter including; club updates, an interview with wheelchair basketball legend Ben Leitch and a news report from club parent Andy Anderson about the Disability Golf Phoenix Cup!
You can access all this and more by clicking the link below!
An article on the STV website this weekend about the club boasted that Dundee Dragons Wheelchair Sports Club Has Become A Sporting Institution.
Well, who are we to disagree? 🙂
#DragonsFamily
Another Dragon has been called up to the elite Scotland WRL Squad!
Gemma Lumsdaine got the news this week that in addition to representing Scotland U19s at the Lord’s Taverner’s Junior Championships in Wheelchair Basketball, she will also be representing Scotland at the Sainsbury’s 2014 School Games – and now there’s the small matter of a Wheelchair Rugby League Four Nations to compete in as well!
We’re over the moon for Gemma here at DragonsHQ, If ever there was proof that hard work on the training court really does reap big rewards! This means we have 5 club players actively representing Scotland at international level, a real honour for the club.
Go Get em Gems!
Dundee Dragons Player Gemma Lumsdaine, far left, pictured here at the 2013 Sainsbury’s School Games, representing Scotland in Wheelchair Basketball.
Four players from Dundee Dragons have ben selected to represent Scotland at the forthcoming Wheelchair Rugby League Four Nations in September 2014.
This fantastic news builds upon the success of the club at international level, we can already boast of 3 other players in possession of Scotland Caps within the ranks here in Dundee.
The four Dragons named in this year’s squad are as follows:
Stephen Carling
Ian McKeen
Finlay MacCuish
Jen Scally
We’re very proud of all four players and wish them well as they train for the tournament ahead.
Dundee Dragons Wheelchair Sports 