Amy Conroy was born in 1992 in Norwich, England. She was diagnosed with bone cancer as a child and had her left leg amputated. She took up wheelchair basketball and became passionate about the sport. She has gone on to achieve success in wheelchair basketball, playing for England's national team and competing in the Paralympics. The document provides details about Amy's background and achievements in wheelchair basketball, including information on the rules and origins of the sport.

1. Amy
Conroy
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2. Information

3. Who is
she?
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4. Amy Conroy
• Was born 22 October 1992
• England, Norwich

5. Life
• Got bone cancer
• Cut off her left leg
• Got introduced to wheelchair basketball
• Studied as an ordinary student

6. TABLE OF CONTENTS
What is her sport
02
03 Whats her achievements
01 Who is she
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7. What is
her sport?
02

8. Wheelchair
basketball

9. Nothing explains better than a
video
Wheelchair
Basketball

10. Basketball for anyone who had a disability
that cause them to go on a wheelchair.
Estimated to had over 100,000 players
globally, and increasing (I hope it won’t)
It is included in the Paralympics, and had its
own Championship. Most players came
from Canada, Australia, US, England,
Netherland and Japan
Overview

11. Rules
Almost nothing changed, except for the
addition of wheelchairs.
Use the standard court and kept the standard
height of the basket(10 foot)
Touching the wheels=running

12. Origins
Invented for disabled soldiers after
WW2
(1944)
Used as a way to rehabilitate and
socialize with others.

13. Classification
On a scale of 1-4.5
1 being the most disabled
4.5 is the least
(non disabled players could
be either 4.5 or 5)
A team(5 players) point
can’t exceed 14

14. Enhanced stability
Center of gravity
distributed in all
directions
Made different for
different
positions(mostly on
seat’s height and
placement
The wheelchair
Harder to tip over/fall
over(lower seats)
Ex: Guards had lower seats for
stability and speed
Forwards and Centers had
higher seats, less stability but
easier to throw the ball

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It’s only a bit larger than
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It has a beautiful name and
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SATURN
It is the fourth-brightest
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Despite being red, Mars is
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It’s only a bit larger than
the Moon
MARS
Despite being red, Mars is
actually a cold place
VENUS
It has a beautiful name and
it is the second planet
JUPITER
Jupiter is the biggest
planet in the Solar System
PLUTO
It is now considered a
dwarf planet
SATURN
It is the fourth-brightest
object in the sky

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It’s only a bit larger than
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STEP 2
Despite being red, Mars is
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STEP 3
Jupiter is the biggest
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