During their respective World Championships snowboard, alpine skiing and Nordic skiing all made gains on social media and online.
Cross-Country Skiing
The competition will be held from 10-15 March and will also act as a World Para Nordic Skiing World Cup, with the Finals set to take place soon after in Sapporo, Japan.
Para Ice Hockey
Sweden’s Para ice hockey team is looking to end a medal drought that dates back to 2004.
Triathlon
Returning Rio 2016 medallists will debut at the 2017 Sarasota CAMTRI Para Triathlon American Championships.
Athletics
The track and field athlete who won Panama’s eight Paralympic medals recalls his performance at Barcelona 1992, which he considers “the best Games in history.”
PyeongChang 2018
Para ice hockey player Hugo Raedler has been playing for just two years but is optimistic his team can qualify for PyeongChang 2018.
Cross-Country Skiing
After a glittering performance at the 2017 World Championships, where she won two golds and one bronze, the Austrian Para Nordic skier targets success at the Winter Paralympics.
Cross-Country Skiing
Sweden’s 22-year-old Para Nordic skier seeks to win his maiden Paralympic title at his third Games in PyeongChang, South Korea, from 9-18 March 2018.
Alpine Skiing
Subhead: Rieder, 17, is a strong medal contender for the winter Paralympics after claiming bronze at the Worlds.
Snowboard
The World Cup circuit will reach its climax at the Finals, which will also act as the PyeongChang 2018 Test Event.
