The Youth Parapan American Games will kick off with the Opening Ceremony on 20 March and will run until 25 March.
America
The Brazilian Paralympic Centre is a major legacy of Latin America’s first Paralympics, whilst many Rio 2016 volunteers are now helping at the Youth Parapans.
Wheelchair Tennis
Despite her youth, Colombia’s two-time Paralympian has the necessary experience to shine at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
Athletics
Here’s why you should be excited for the first Grand Prix of the season which starts on Monday (20 March).
America
The Mexican swimmer and Rio 2016 Paralympian will be one of the most experienced athletes competing at the fourth Youth Parapans, from 20-25 March.
Athletics
Fifty Rio 2016 medallists will line-up for the first major international track meeting of the year.
Alpine Skiing
Slovakia’s Henrieta Farkasova and Germany’s Anna Schaffelhuber kept up their winning runs to take their latest titles in PyeongChang, South Korea.
Biathlon
Skiers will race to secure cross-country and biathlon World Cup titles in Japan.
Triathlon
Paralympic champion Katie Kelly is among the ones to watch on her home course at the Oceania Championships.
Boccia
The two-day course provided training to develop participants’ refereeing and classification skills.
