WAGNER David

4 Mar 1974
47
Male
QT
FULLERTON, CA
 
United States of America
SAN DIEGO, CA
 
United States of America

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
WTE Wheelchair Tennis Quad Singles 5
Quad Doubles 5

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
4th on Centre Court
Ariake Tennis Park Centre Court
USA
Barten / Wagner
2
1
NED
Schroder / Vink
6
6
Finished
2nd on Court 1
Ariake Tennis Park Court 1
JPN
SUGENO KSUGENO Koji
 Sport Class: QT
6
6
USA
WAGNER DWAGNER David
 Sport Class: QT
4
2
Finished
3rd on Court 7
Ariake Tennis Park Court 7
BRA
SILVA YSILVA Ymanitu
 Sport Class: QT
6
2
2
USA
WAGNER DWAGNER David
 Sport Class: QT
3
6
6
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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RankEventYearLocation
Paralympic Games
WRQuad Doubles2012London, GBR
WRQuad Doubles2008Beijing, CHN
WRQuad Doubles2004Athens, GRE
RUQuad Doubles2016Rio de Janeiro, BRA
RUQuad Singles2012London, GBR
RUQuad Singles2004Athens, GRE
3RDQuad Singles2016Rio de Janeiro, BRA
3RDQuad Singles2008Beijing, CHN
Australian Open
WRQuad Doubles2017Melbourne, VIC, AUS
WRQuad Doubles2016Melbourne, VIC, AUS
WRQuad Doubles2015Melbourne, VIC, AUS
WRQuad Singles2014Melbourne, VIC, AUS
WRQuad Doubles2014Melbourne, VIC, AUS
WRQuad Singles2013Melbourne, VIC, AUS
WRQuad Doubles2013Melbourne, VIC, AUS
WRQuad Singles2011Melbourne, VIC, AUS
WRQuad Doubles2010Melbourne, VIC, AUS
WRQuad Doubles2009Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Doubles2021Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Doubles2020Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Singles2019Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Doubles2019Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Singles2018Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Doubles2018Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Singles2016Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Singles2015Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Singles2012Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Doubles2012Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Doubles2011Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Singles2010Melbourne, VIC, AUS
RUQuad Singles2009Melbourne, VIC, AUS
SFQuad Singles2020Melbourne, VIC, AUS
SFQuad Singles2017Melbourne, VIC, AUS
QFQuad Singles2021Melbourne, VIC, AUS
Roland Garros
WRQuad Doubles2021Paris, FRA
WRQuad Doubles2020Paris, FRA
WRQuad Doubles2019Paris, FRA
RUQuad Singles2019Paris, FRA
SFQuad Singles2021Paris, FRA
SFQuad Singles2020Paris, FRA
Wimbledon
WRQuad Doubles2021London, GBR
RUQuad Doubles2019London, GBR
SFQuad Singles2019London, GBR
SFQuad Singles2021London, GBR
US Open
WRQuad Doubles2018New York, NY, USA
WRQuad Singles2017New York, NY, USA
WRQuad Doubles2017New York, NY, USA
WRQuad Doubles2015New York, NY, USA
WRQuad Doubles2014New York, NY, USA
WRQuad Doubles2013New York, NY, USA
WRQuad Singles2011New York, NY, USA
WRQuad Doubles2011New York, NY, USA
WRQuad Singles2010New York, NY, USA
WRQuad Doubles2010New York, NY, USA
WRQuad Doubles2009New York, NY, USA
RUQuad Doubles2020New York, NY, USA
RUQuad Doubles2019New York, NY, USA
RUQuad Singles2018New York, NY, USA
RUQuad Singles2015New York, NY, USA
RUQuad Singles2014New York, NY, USA
RUQuad Singles2013New York, NY, USA
RUQuad Singles2009New York, NY, USA
SFQuad Singles2019New York, NY, USA
SFQuad Singles2020New York, NY, USA
ParaPan American Games
RUQuad Singles2019Lima, PER

Legend
WR - Winner, RU - Runner-up, 3RD - 3rd place, 4TH - 4th place, F - Final, SF - Semifinal, QF - Quarterfinal, R16 - Round of 16, R32 - Round of 32, R64 - Round of 64, R128 - Round of 128
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Wags (Athlete, 20 Jul 2016)
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Cooking, reading, watching American football and baseball. (teamusa.org, 01 Jan 2021)
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Athlete
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Education - Walla Walla University, United States
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English
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Right (latimes.com, 04 May 2021)
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In mid-2019 he required surgery on a hernia. (latimes.com, 04 May 2021; usta.com, 07 May 2020)
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He took up the sport in 1999 in Portland, OR, United States of America. (davidwagner.us, 01 Jan 2021; latimes.com, 04 May 2021; teamusa.org, 01 Jan 2021)
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"While doing my rehab, I learned about Para sports, and I started with table tennis. My buddies would come up, and we would play table tennis in the rehabilitation hospital, and what I really enjoyed about it was that it was something I could do with my non-disabled friends. So they did not have to be in a wheelchair to play against me, and I could be sitting in my chair while they are standing up. Then one time, I saw an ad for a wheelchair tennis clinic in the Portland, Oregon area, and I thought that sounded great. So I went down there and learned about wheelchair tennis, struck my first ball out of the wheelchair, and fell in love with the sport." (spectrumnews1.com, 20 May 2021)
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To win gold in singles and doubles at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo, and to compete at the 2028 Paralympic Games in Los Angeles. (davidwagner.us, 01 Jan 2021; latimes.com, 04 May 2021)
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He trains at the United States Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, CA, United States of America. His routine includes swimming, gym workouts and handcycling. (latimes.com, 04 May 2021)
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Winning gold in quad doubles at the 2004, 2008 and 2012 Paralympic Games. (msn.com, 14 Jul 2021)
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His mother Cathy Carson. (Athlete, 20 Jul 2016)
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His mother Cathy Carson. (Athlete, 20 Jul 2016)
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"Always do your best." (Athlete, 20 Jul 2016)
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He and quad doubles partner Nick Taylor were named the 2011/12 Paralympic Team of the Year by the United States Olympic Committee [USOC]. (teamusa.org, 17 Sep 2012)

General Interest

Classification
Quad (itftennis.com, 08 Aug 2021)

Type of Impairment
Spinal Cord Injuries (davidwagner.us, 01 Jan 2021; latimes.com, 04 May 2021; teamusa.org, 01 Jan 2021)

Origin of Impairment
Acquired (davidwagner.us, 01 Jan 2021; latimes.com, 04 May 2021; teamusa.org, 01 Jan 2021)

Impairment Details
He was injured in an accident on the beach in 1995. He is paralysed from the chest down and has 30% feeling in his hands. (davidwagner.us, 01 Jan 2021; latimes.com, 04 May 2021; teamusa.org, 01 Jan 2021)

General
OTHER ACTIVITIES
He has been involved in wheelchair tennis clinics for children in Irvine, CA, United States of America. "It's not about these kids, every single one of them, making the Paralympics or winning a gold medal. It's about how many of them get to go play tennis with their brother, and instead of being the disabled kid who's just keeping score, they're the disabled child who's playing. They're the athlete with a disability as opposed to the disabled scorekeeper. We put athlete first, disability second, and these kids have an opportunity to feel that way. And that's such a great thing." (latimes.com, 04 May 2021)

Legend
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Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
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