The Paralympics kicked off Wednesday in Paris and the Murderball began Thursday.

You might know Murderball by its government name, Wheelchair Rugby,

but the people who first played it called it Murderball because it's fast it's fierce and it

certainly looks like they're trying to kill each other it's bumper cars but

everyone's paralyzed and also playing football.

In England here are in trouble and Alan,

look at the pace!

Like most of the best sports,

Murderball was invented by a Canadian,

but the Paralympics are bringing a historic moment to Team USA.

For the first time ever, there's a woman

on the Murderball Squad.

And Sarah Adam, an historic moment on the board.

She scores the first Paralympic goal for a female wheelchair rugby player in

team USA history. We're going to find out why it was so hard to get here and dig

into the complexities of co-ed sports on today explain. We'll see be quickly, Ojory Eke.

Audrey Nelson is a freelance journalist who is obsessed with Murderball, so he asked her to tell you about the sport.

First of all you'd see athletes and manual wheelchairs

rolling their wheelchairs with their hands passing and dribbling a volleyball.

The objective basically is the inbound the ball on a

we play on a regulation basketball court. You go from one end to the other end.

Not the ball, not the ball,

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