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Team Created
The Buckeye Wheelers were started in 1970 in conjunction with The Ohio State University Dodd Hall physical rehabilitation department. -
First League Championship
Mid-America Conference Champions, National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA) Regionalists, Lost to Toledo Silver Streaks -
NWBA Sectionalist
Finished third in the NWBA Sectionals, defeated Twin Cities in consolation game. Detroit Sparks won the NWBA Sectionals. -
NWBA Regionalist
Defeated St. Louis Rolling Rams 59-40 to advance to the NWBA Regionals. Lost to Chicago Sidewinders 86-54. -
NWBA Regionalist
Third place finish in Mid-America Conference. Lost NWBA Regional to St. Louis Rolling Rams. -
NWBA Regionalist
Second place finsh in Mid-America Conference. Lost to Springfield Spoke Jockeys in NWBA Regionals. -
Undefeated in Conference Play
Finished season 16-0 in Mid-America Conference, 27-15 overal. Lost first game in NWBA Tournament. -
Finish season ranked 20th
Finished the season 21-6 (15-2 in conference). Lost first game in NWBA Tournament, but finish season ranked 20th nationally. -
Third Conference Championship
Buckeye Wheelers win their third Mid-America Conference Championship ('77, '85). -
Second in PVA Cup
Buckeye Wheelers finish second in the Inaugural Paralyzed Veterans of America Cup. -
Host NWBA Regionals
The Buckeye Wheelers host the National Wheelchair Basketball Association Regional Tournament. Lost in first round to Chicago.
Finished the season with an 8-18 record and third-place in the PVA Cup. -
Another early exit in NWBA Tournament
After a fourth-place conference finish the Buckeye Wheelers lost in the first round of the NWBA Tournament to eventual championsh Ann Arbor. -
Host Regionals for second time
Finished year with a 6-10 record and lost in the first round of the NWBA Regionals, played in Columbus, to Grand Rapids. -
NWBA Regionalist
James Gouch lead the Buckeye Wheelers in scoring with 20 points per game. Team finished with a 12-8 record, 6-3 in conference. The team won its first NWBA Regional game before losing to eventual National Champions University Wisconsin White Water. -
BPVA Cup Champions
Team finished season 21-10, 8-1 in conference and won the Inaugural Buckeye Paralyzed Veterans of America Cup. Gouch led team in scoring again, averaging 20 points per game and the team lost its first game in the NWBA Regionals. -
Second place in BPVA Cup
The Buckeye Wheelers finshed second in the 2004-2005 BPVA Cup. -
Finish in top-5 at NWBA Nationals
The team won the BPVA Cup and advanced to the NWBA Nationals in Peoria, IL. The team placed in the top-5. -
Major rebuilding year
Team finished season winless, 0-17, and last place in conference. Team had six rookies including two juniors. -
Team folds because of financial issues
The Buckeye Wheelers sit a year out because of a lack of funding. Upon re-entry to the NWBA, the team will be considered a new team and placed on probation. -
Return to NWBA
After sitting out a year, the Buckeye Wheelers return to the NWBA. Team won the BPVA cup and finished third in their conference. Unable to compete at NWBA Nationals because of probationary status slapped on a new team. -
Probation again???
After being placed on proabtion the previous season because of "new team" status, the Buckeye Wheelers were placed on probation again because of adding a player (Larry Callahan) to their team. The team appealed the ruling all year, but to no avail. The team placed second in the BPVA Cup and third in their conference tournament going 2-2 in the round-robin format. No NWBA Nationals because of the probationary status.
