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Wheelchair AFL continues to score goals in Wagga following 2024 launch

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After losing his leg in a car accident, Toby Popple saw wheelchair sports as a new path forward. Now, the lifelong sports enthusiast is the driving force behind Wagga’s wheelchair sporting community. “I had a car crash in 2018, and due to complications in the hospital, I ended up losing my leg. I needed an […]
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Wheelchair AFL continues to score goals in Wagga following 2024 launch

After losing his leg in a car accident, Toby Popple saw wheelchair sports as a new path forward. Now, the lifelong sports enthusiast is the driving force behind Wagga’s wheelchair sporting community. “I had a car crash in 2018, and due to complications in the hospital, I ended up losing my leg. I needed an […]

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Region Riverina broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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