Team Canada

Canadian Men's U23 National Team at the 2013 Americas Zone Qualification Tournament in Mexico, City

The [Men's U23 National Team], also known as the Junior Program, helps to develop the top young Canadian male athletes in order to compete in the World Junior Championships, which are hosted every four years by the International Wheelchair Basketball Federation (IWBF). Players must be 22-years-of-age or younger to be eligible to compete.
 
Canada hosted the inaugural World Junior Championship in 1997 and went on to win the tournament. Four years later, in 2001, they won their second consecutive world championship title.
 
The Junior Program works in conjunction with the [Sr. Men's Program] and many junior athletes go on to compete on the Sr. Men's National Team.

Major International Successes:

Placement		Date	Competition	Location
	Gold	2013	Americas Qualification Tournament	Mexico City, MEX
-	8th	2009	World Junior Championship	Paris, France
-	6th	2005	World Junior Championship	Birmingham, UK
	Gold	2001	World Junior Championship	Blumenau, Brazil
	Gold	1997	World Junior Championship	Toronto, Canada

More Information:

• [Men's U23 National Team Roster]
• [Schedule & Results - U23 Men]