After competing at the Rio 2016 Paralympics, the US swimmer will be back to the pool at the 2017 World Para Swimming Series in Copenhagen, Denmark, from 11-12 March.
Judo
The British city will stage the continental event between 3-6 August.
Equestrian
The Austrian Paralympic champion was among the returning riders from Rio 2016 to take top prizes in Doha.
Wheelchair Rugby
Patrick Cote will take over as head coach, while David Willsie will serve as assistant.
Swimming
With the start of the swimming season just around the corner, USA’s three-time Paralympic champion has outlined ambitious goals that go way beyond the pool.
Wheelchair Curling
With Canada, Germany, Norway, Scotland, South Korea and China all tied, the remaining sessions will be crucial.
Cross-Country Skiing
The Canadian Nordic skier is a strong favourite for gold in the men’s biathlon standing events at the World Cup in PyeongChang, South Korea, from 10-15 March.
Czech Republic
The swimmer took home his nation’s lone gold medal from Rio 2016.
Swimming
The Syrian refugee swimmer competed for the Independent Paralympic Athletes Team at Rio 2016.
Wheelchair Tennis
The Dutch player’s main target for 2017 is not to remain as world No.1 but to win more Grand Slams.
The successor to IPC President Sir Philip Craven will be elected this September in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Alpine Skiing
Robin Cuche won his first World Championships medal in January, surprising himself, and is working towards PyeongChang 2018.
Para dance sport
A course for international classifiers is also being offered by World Para Dance Sport.
Iran
Hassan Rouhani, President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, host a special ceremony for the Paralympians who competed at Rio 2016, in the country’s capital city of Tehran.
Alpine Skiing
The Japanese sit skier moved within 40 points of Germany’s Anna Schaffelhuber in the super-G in Hakuba.
Cycling
Joseph Berenyi won two golds on the last day of competition (5 March) on home soil in Los Angeles, including USA’s first gold ever in the men’s team sprint event.
Table Tennis
The Rio 2016 Paralympic champions showed no lag at one of the first major international competitions of the year.
Swimming
USA’s multiple-Paralympic champion will kick off her season at the first stage of the 2017 World Para Swimming Series in Copenhagen, Denmark, from 11-12 March.
PyeongChang 2018
The USA grabbed their first win on day three of the World Championships.
Powerlifting
World Para Powerlifting delivered 13 anti-doping workshops as part of its ‘Raise the Bar, say NO! to doping’ programme in Dubai, UAE, from 25-26 February.
