The Texas Stampede Wheelchair Rugby team is set to celebrate the induction of two remarkable athletes into its Ring of Honor for the second consecutive year. Geremy Tinker and Shawn Meredith will be formally recognized for their significant contributions and achievements in the sport. The formal announcement will take place on October 1, 2025, with more details available on the team’s official website, www.fearthesteer.org.

Geremy Tinker has been a cornerstone of wheelchair rugby, both as a player and a symbol of excellence. Tinker’s illustrious career includes a gold medal from the 2004 Athens Paralympics, where he represented New Zealand with distinction. His achievements also extend to his time with the Texas Stampede, where he was a national champion at the 2002 national championships held in Louisville, Kentucky. Tinker’s journey with the Stampede began in 1997, marking the inception of the team and setting a high standard for future generations.

Shawn Meredith also stands out for his exceptional contributions to adaptive sport. Meredith was a distinguished member of Team USA Track at the Barcelona Paralympic Games, showcasing his versatile athleticism. His tenure with the Texas Stampede has been equally impressive, with Meredith securing three national championships with the team. In addition to his playing career, Meredith has been an invaluable asset to the Stampede as a staff member, further cementing his legacy within the organization.

The Texas Stampede Wheelchair Rugby team’s Ring of Honor continues to honor the dedication and excellence of its athletes. The formal induction of Tinker and Meredith will highlight their extraordinary achievements and contributions to the sport. For further information and updates about the upcoming announcement, visit www.fearthesteer.org.

The Ring of Honor is sponsored by C&R Medical.