Andrew Soule and Oksana Masters also win two medals for the host’s USA.
Wheelchair Tennis
Opening day of Australian Open competition sees no major shocks as big names make progress.
Rio 2016
Britain’s award winning Paralympic broadcasters aims to recruit 24 trainees with the potential to work on the next Paralympic Games
Alpine Skiing
Double victory for Marie Bochet as skiers complete two downhill races with just one month until the 2015 Worlds.
Cross-Country Skiing
Tatyana McFadden will try to grab the latest medals for the hosts and Sweden’s Zebastian Modin is on the hunt for his first World title.
Wheelchair Fencing
Hong Kong's seven-time Paralympic wheelchair fencing champion is confident of adding more titles to her peerless record this year.
Football 7-a-side
England’s football 7-a-side captain is looking forward to this summer’s competition, especially after secuing his side’s success at the 2014 European Championships.
Powerlifting
Iago Gorgodze tested positive for two substances during an out-of-competition test conducted in September.
Biathlon
Russia’s Roman Petushkov is still looking for his first medal whilst Germany, France, Russia and Ukraine are also in podium contention.
Wheelchair Tennis
Kunieda and Ellerbrock warm-up for the defence of their Australian Open titles with wins in Melbourne.
