One of the rising stars in wheelchair rugby is Brayden Foxley-Conolly,

an Australian athlete who has made a significant impact in the sport.

Foxley-Conolly is a 3.5-point player who has represented Australia in

various international competitions, including the International

Wheelchair Rugby Cup in Paris. He was part of the Australian team that

won the championship title, defeating Canada with a score of 53-48.

Foxley-Conolly's skills and dedication to the sport have earned him

recognition and accolades. In 2023, he was awarded the Best High-Point

Player in the Wheelchair Rugby National League 3. He has also been

named as one of the players to watch in the sport

In addition to his achievements in wheelchair rugby, Foxley-Conolly

has also represented Australia in wheelchair basketball. He was a

member of the Australian team that competed in the U23 wheelchair

basketball World Championship in Thailand. His experience in both

sports has made him a versatile and valuable player in the Australian

Steelers team.

Foxley-Conolly's journey in wheelchair rugby is an inspiration to

many. He has demonstrated his resilience and determination, bouncing

back from setbacks and injuries to become one of the top players in

the sport. His passion for the game is evident in his performances,

and he continues to be a key player in the Australian team's quest for

gold in the Paralympics.

His achievements and contributions to wheelchair rugby are a testament

to his hard work and dedication to the sport. As the sport continues

to grow and gain popularity, athletes like Foxley-Conolly will play a

crucial role in promoting and developing wheelchair rugby globally.