How do I score a try?

A try is scored when a player in possession of the ball has two wheels touching the out-of-bounds area across the opposing team's try line, between the two posts marking the ends of the line. The player must have possession of the ball before either wheel crosses the line. A ball rolling off a player is not secured, so that player does not have possession.

Each try is worth one point. After a try, the team that conceded takes the ball for a throw-in. The team with the most tries at the end of the game wins.

Source: WWR International Rules, April 2026, Articles 1 and 68-69: https://wheelchairrugby.ca/uploads/2026/08/20260401-Wheelchair-Rugby-International-Rules-WWR-FINAL.pdf