Great Britain women’s wheelchair basketball team feel they are ready to make their first major final at the European Championships in Tenerife.
They have won nine European bronze medals but have never played in a world, Paralympic or European final.
Co-captain Sophie Carrigill said: “It’s definitely about time we changed that.”
The GB men will defend a title they have won three times in a row and begin against Sweden on 22 June, with the women playing Germany on the same day.
The British women started a centralised training programme after the London 2012 Paralympics.
They have since gone on to record their best ever World Championships finish of fifth, followed by their best Paralympics placing of fourth at Rio last summer.