Wheelchair Rugby - Team Denmark

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest

Wheelchair Rugby

Number	Name	Date of Birth
1	PAGH TPAGH Thomas Sport Class: 0.5	22 Mar 1972
2	ELMHOLT MELMHOLT Morten Sport Class: 3.0	11 Jan 1988
3	JOERGENSEN LJOERGENSEN Leon Sport Class: 3.0	6 Feb 1985
4	MORTENSEN JMORTENSEN Jakob Sport Class: 2.5	20 Nov 1996
5	MOMME KMOMME Kaare Sport Class: 1.5	28 Mar 1992
6	SKOUBO SSSKOUBO Sofie Sejer Sport Class: 0.5	31 Jul 1994
7	BUSK KBUSK Kurt Sport Class: 0.5	20 Feb 1967
8	KRUGER JRKRUGER Jesper Ring Sport Class: 1.0	15 Jul 1989
9	ERIKSEN KBERIKSEN Kristian Bak Sport Class: 2.0	14 May 1991
10	FREDERIKSEN SFREDERIKSEN Sebastian Sport Class: 3.5	2 Feb 1994
11	PETERS MIPETERS Mark Ingemann Sport Class: 3.5	20 Dec 1982
12	SCHOETTEL MSCHOETTEL Mikkel Sport Class: 2.0	25 Oct 1992

Team Officials

Function	Name
Coach	USA REGIER JREGIER Jason
Assistant Coach	ROENN JOHANSSON TROENN JOHANSSON Thor

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Wheelchair Rugby	Mixed	7

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Yoyogi National Stadium	Mixed - Pool Phase Group A #02 AUS Australia 53 DEN Denmark 54	Finished
	Yoyogi National Stadium	Mixed - Pool Phase Group A #06 JPN Japan 60 DEN Denmark 51	Finished
	Yoyogi National Stadium	Mixed - Pool Phase Group A #09 DEN Denmark 50 FRA France 52	Finished
	Yoyogi National Stadium	Mixed - 7th-8th classification #13 DEN Denmark 56 NZL New Zealand 53	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
World Championships
6	2014	Odense, DEN
7	2018	Sydney, NSW, AUS
12	2006	Christchurch, NZL
European Championships
2	2019	Vejle, DEN
4	2017	Koblenz, GER

General Interest

General
Denmark are making their Paralympic Games debut in Tokyo. They qualified on home soil, securing one of two spots available at the 2019 European Championship in Vejle as they finished as runners-up to Great Britain.

The Danish team have competed at three world championships, most recently placing seventh at the 2018 edition in Sydney. Denmark lost to eventual champions Japan in the group stage in Australia before defeat by just one point to Canada in the classification round. Their best performance at the tournament came on home soil four years earlier in Odense, where they placed sixth following a loss to Great Britain in the fifth-place play-off match.

Denmark have twice won silver at the European championship. They missed out on the title by a single point against Scandinavian rivals Sweden in 2013, and also finished second in 2019.

Legend

:: Gold Medal
:: Silver Medal
:: Bronze Medal
:: Gold Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event

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