PARALYMPIC AND PARA SPORTS NEWS Powerlifting On the final day of powerlifting at London 2012, Asian and African nations showed their dominance once again. Wheelchair Fencing Slew of countries pick up medals on Day 7 of London 2012 in wheelchair fencing competition. More than 10,000 guests are being catered to in the Paralympic Village dining halls. Powerlifting Siamand Rahman wants to break his own world record and create history by lifting over 300kg in the men’s +100kg category. Powerlifting Iranian powerlifter sets new Paralympic mark to clinch gold medal. Wheelchair Basketball Australia and USA, along with the Netherlands and Germany, will be the final four teams in the women's wheelchair basketball competition. Swimming Australian swimmer secures 11th gold of his Paralympic career with commanding display. Sitting Volleyball Tournament favourites set for USA final showdown after resisting Netherlands pressure. Goalball Repeats of both the men’s and women’s finals from Beijing 2008 as the goalball competition reaches the knockout stages. Swimming Canada will be the host country for the 2013 IPC Swimming World Championships next August. Sitting Volleyball Reigning champions recover from opening set loss to show class against nearest rivals. Swimming Belarusian teenager wins fourth gold medal of London 2012, with the promise of more to come. Athletics As an empowering figure in the Paralympic Movement, USA’s Tatyana McFadden changed the face of disability sport and will go for five golds in London. Athletics Fifth day of Athletics competition will see twenty gold medal events, including the first of the relay action in the women’s 4x100m T35-38. Equestrian Sophie Christiansen claims her third gold medal of London 2012. A sitting volleyball rivalry, wheelchair basketball quarter-final action and top swimming and athletics events will highlight Day 6. Sailing On the fourth day of sailing at London 2012, Helena Lucas won her third race in a row. Goalball Day 6 will feature a battle between Finland and Sweden for a spot in the quarterfinals in the men’s goalball tournament. Wheelchair Rugby Australia and the USA among the leading contenders in one of London’s most exciting events. Sitting Volleyball In the men’s sitting volleyball tournament, Brazil, China and Morocco depend on results to guarantee their progression to the quarterfinals. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 896 Page 897 Page 898 Page 899 Current page 900 Page 901 Page 902 Page 903 Page 904 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Powerlifting On the final day of powerlifting at London 2012, Asian and African nations showed their dominance once again.
Wheelchair Fencing Slew of countries pick up medals on Day 7 of London 2012 in wheelchair fencing competition.
Powerlifting Siamand Rahman wants to break his own world record and create history by lifting over 300kg in the men’s +100kg category.
Wheelchair Basketball Australia and USA, along with the Netherlands and Germany, will be the final four teams in the women's wheelchair basketball competition.
Sitting Volleyball Tournament favourites set for USA final showdown after resisting Netherlands pressure.
Goalball Repeats of both the men’s and women’s finals from Beijing 2008 as the goalball competition reaches the knockout stages.
Sitting Volleyball Reigning champions recover from opening set loss to show class against nearest rivals.
Swimming Belarusian teenager wins fourth gold medal of London 2012, with the promise of more to come.
Athletics As an empowering figure in the Paralympic Movement, USA’s Tatyana McFadden changed the face of disability sport and will go for five golds in London.
Athletics Fifth day of Athletics competition will see twenty gold medal events, including the first of the relay action in the women’s 4x100m T35-38.
A sitting volleyball rivalry, wheelchair basketball quarter-final action and top swimming and athletics events will highlight Day 6.
Goalball Day 6 will feature a battle between Finland and Sweden for a spot in the quarterfinals in the men’s goalball tournament.
Wheelchair Rugby Australia and the USA among the leading contenders in one of London’s most exciting events.
Sitting Volleyball In the men’s sitting volleyball tournament, Brazil, China and Morocco depend on results to guarantee their progression to the quarterfinals.
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