Wheelchair football is a fast-paced team sport. Played on a hard surface, typically indoors or on a turf field, teams compete to advance an oval-shaped football into the opponent’s end zone to score points. Players maneuver specialized sports wheelchairs to pass, catch, and carry the ball while evading defenders. The game emphasizes strategy, teamwork, and agility, with modified rules to accommodate wheelchair play, including no tackling—replaced by two-hand touch or flag pulling.
