September saw another huge month of para-sport, with numerous World Championships taking place.
Goalball
Slovenia’s men and Denmark’s women both overcame Swedish opposition to be crowned goalball European B champions.
The list will come into force in 2015 alongside the revised World Anti-Doping Code.
Para Ice Hockey
Iconic player Sweeney to lead his squad into home World Championships in attempt to avenge second-placed finish from 2013.
Football 7-a-side
Brazil beat Argentina to win the gold medal at the 2014 Football 7-a-side Americas Cup, with the USA claiming bronze.
Athletics
The visually impaired marathon runner will be one of six to take part in “Run to Valencia”
Archery
Iranian archer Zahra Nemati believes the presence of Paralympic champions at the Asian Para Games means her rivals will up their game.
Netherlands
Van Driel joins a 12-strong commission led by Alexander Zhukov that will visit all three cities bidding for the 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
Tokyo 2020
Twenty four sports have applied to be included in the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games
America
200 wounded, ill and injured service members competing in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
