Players

Photos by:Mike Peters and Evan

Tracy Lewis #13 Class 1.5a

Tracy Lewis started playing quad rugby with the Bombers on their very first day of practice. He enjoys the intensity of the game. “We hit hard and we play hard.” He earned an AAS Degree in Technical Drafting from Boise State University in 2008. He is a full-time parent that also enjoys concerts, museums, road trips and shooting pool. He also enjoys the camaraderie and exercise with the team. He has learned a lot on and off the court, which has made him more independent. Tracy is a C 6/7 quadriplegic as a result of a rollover car accident in August of 1996.

Steve Baxter #14 Class 2.5

Steve Baxter has participated in the rugby event at the National Veterans Wheelchair Games multiple times, as well as attending several practices of other USQRA teams. He is also actively playing wheelchair tennis. Steve is a C 6/7 quadriplegic as a result of an accident in the summer of 2004.

Ben Perkins #6 Class 2.0 Import

Ben Perkins ended up a C6-7 incomplete quad after a car accident in 2007.
He took to rugby immediatly after rehab and started playing for the Otawa Stingers in 2008. In 2010 he started with the Canadian National team and has been a part of the squad ever since. His greatest highlight would be the 2019 Pan American Games. Ben is an international classed 2.0 that has brought some great leadership and experience to this year's Bombers lineup.

Ben has been married since 2010 and has a 6 year old son, Dexter. Off the court he enjoys hunting and fishing. "First week of November don't even try...I'll be in the woods🦌🔫"

Spencer Larimore #8 Class 1.5a

Spencer Larimore is captain of the Boise Bombers wheelchair rugby team. He started playing wheelchair rugby in 2008 for the North Texas Cowboys when he was living in Texas. He moved back to Boise in 2011 and started the Boise Bombers Wheelchair Rugby Team. His other interests are off road hand cycling, weight training, no limit Texas Holdem, Lego, photography, shooting video and editing and hanging out with his dog Freyja. He is a C-6 incomplete quadriplegic as a result of a mountain bike accident in 2000.

Nick Pearce #10 Class 2.5

Nick Pearce is a transfer player from Denver. We have played against him from the beginning but he filled in for us a few times in the 2018 season as a guest player. In 2019 they changed a rule where if you are having conflict of interest with you local team you can request transfer to one of the nearest teams. The Denver Harlequins have been in the top three ranked teams in D1 rugby for several year. They bring in international players and Team USA players move there to play. So he had very little court time. Well us Bombers have a dwindling team so we are grateful to have a high pointer on the team. He fits in well with the team and handles all of our travel arrangements.

Logan Fuller #3 Class NC

Logan Fuller joinded the Bombers this season as a new player from the Denver area without a team. He will get his classification at the Easter Semifinals. Logan is also an avid down hill skier. He brings youth and confidence to the Bombers. And he also hasn't written me a bio....