Reema El Qassem is carving new pathways for disabled women in wheelchair basketball
- It was the speed and adrenaline that first attracted Reema El Qassem to wheelchair basketball.
- After two years in the game, she is regarded as one of the best up and coming players in the Women's National Wheelchair Basketball League.
- Not only extremely talented, El Qassem is the first non-verbal and hijab-wearing player on the court, challenging the notion of who belongs in the game.
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- It was the speed and adrenaline that first attracted Reema El Qassem to wheelchair basketball.
- After two years in the game, she is regarded as one of the best up and coming players in the Women's National Wheelchair Basketball League.
- Not only extremely talented, El Qassem is the first non-verbal and hijab-wearing player on the court, challenging the notion of who belongs in the game.
Sources: ABC Australia