Maharashtra Beats Karnataka to Win 5th National Wheelchair Rugby Championship

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Category : Sports Published on: September 14 2023

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Maharashtra clinched the title of champions in the 5th National Wheelchair Rugby Championship 2023 by securing a convincing victory over Karnataka, concluding with a final score of 31-10.
This championship, which took place at Balewadi in Pune from September 10 to September 11, 2023, was marked by intense competition and served as a testament to the impressive development of wheelchair rugby in India.
The 5th National Wheelchair Rugby Championship 2023 was organized by The Indian Rugby Football Union (Rugby India), the governing body for rugby in India.

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Maharashtra Beats Karnataka to Win 5th National Wheelchair Rugby Championship