WHEELCHAIR CURLING NEWS

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Representatives from 36 countries in Sochi to learn more ahead of 2014 Winter Paralympics

IPC and RUSADA anti-doping outreach booth

Outreach booth for athletes in Sochi, Russia proves huge success

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Sweden, Finland and Norway have all built up foundations for strong wheelchair curling programmes in the lead-up to Sochi 2014.

Slovakia's rise in Paralympic winter sport explained by Henrieta Farkasova and her guide

In addition to several talented alpine skiers heading to Sochi, Slovakia are hoping to be represented in a team sport at the Paralympic Winter Games for the first time.

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Ever since they were awarded the 2018 Games, Korea have greatly enhanced both their ice sledge hockey and wheelchair curling programmes.

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Five winter sport athletes and teams are in the running for IPC Athlete of the Month.

Wheelchair Curling World Championships

Researchers have the opportunity to apply for projects at the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games if they apply before 15 March.

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China defeated USA, 6-5, to take the bronze medal at the Championships in Sochi Russia.

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Canada's wheelchair curling team won their third world title after defeating Sweden, 4-3, in the final round.

China wheelchair curling team

China will join Sweden, Canada and USA in the playoff round at the Wheelchair Curling World Championships in Sochi.

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While Canada, Sweden and USA will move on at the Wheelchair Curling World Championships, a fourth playoff spot is still up for grabs.

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The Swedish team moved up to second place in the standings with two big wins on the ice in Sochi.

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After three days of competition in Sochi at the World Wheelchair Curling Championships, Canada, USA and Scotland lead the pack.

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Following the first two days at the World Wheelchair Curling Championships in Sochi, teams from Canada, Sweden and USA remain undefeated.

Patrick McDonald

The top 10 wheelchair curling teams will compete at the World Championships beginning on Saturday (16 February) in Sochi.

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Scotland skip Aileen Neilson will try to lead her team to a podium finish at the upcoming World Wheelchair Curling Championships.

Russia wheelchair curling

Russia will try to defend their title at next week’s World Wheelchair Curling Championships on their home ice in Sochi.

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Those wishing to be a Sochi 2014 Games volunteer have until 1 March to apply.

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Here’s a brief run-down of the top Paralympic sporting events around the world to keep your eyes on in February.

Ozzie Sawicki

Accomplished coach and sport leader Ozzie Sawicki will be Canada’s Chef de Mission for the Sochi 2014 Games.