This article focuses on the development process of Electric; one of the very few team sports available for electric wheelchair users. We seek to find out who the E-hockey players are (or have been), and how this sport has allowed them to build individual and collective identities. From a diachronic perspective, this paper shows the debate of E-hockey players for the recognition process of their sport by the International Paralympic Committee. This research sheds light on how the sportification process of the practice impacts on the players’ inclusion/exclusion of the competition. While this sport seems to enhance the empowerment of people with severe physical disabilities, the sportification process of the practice nevertheless also leads to the exclusion of people whose abilities limitations do not meet the players’ eligibility criteria according to the international regulation.