Bayley McKenna to make history as Australia's first non-disabled captain at Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup
- There are few athletes in world sport quite like Bayley McKenna.
- Shaggy-haired and expressive, he is the kind of player highlights packages are built around, and at 26, he is the youngest-ever captain of Australia's wheelchair rugby league team.
- But what really sets him apart is his status as a non-disabled athlete in elite wheelchair sport, with international wheelchair rugby league allowing participation from both people with disability and non-disabled players.
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- There are few athletes in world sport quite like Bayley McKenna.
- Shaggy-haired and expressive, he is the kind of player highlights packages are built around, and at 26, he is the youngest-ever captain of Australia's wheelchair rugby league team.
- But what really sets him apart is his status as a non-disabled athlete in elite wheelchair sport, with international wheelchair rugby league allowing participation from both people with disability and non-disabled players.
Sources: ABC Australia