After I arrived in a taxi over four years ago at Joseph Whitaker School on a Thursday evening not knowing a thing about boccia, I haven't looked back since. 

I must admit that it seems like I've been at the club 10 years as it feels like I've gained a family as well as great teammates and friends (parents, coaches, carers). 

It's an absolute joy and pleasure to be part of a fantastic club. 

“my inspiration comes from the players at the club who do not let their own disabilities phase them when playing boccia 

club who do not let their own disabilities phase them when playing bocci

After a great performance by the club and players at the Back to Boccia Competition recently in Sheffield I have high expectations that the two teams will do very well in the National League. 

Since joining the club, boccia has given me a new lease of life, as there aren’t many competitive sports in my area for my level of disability (spinal cord injury).

“As boccia is such a tactical sport it's helped me change my way of thinking in my daily life too. 

Who knows what the future holds, hopefully a few more medals for the club and players. But one thing is for sure, I'll keep on playing until my shoulders give in.