Sailing - News News - Sailing Biathlon Japanese Nordic skier Yurika Abe managed two top five World Cup finishes in 2014-15, emerging as one her country’s greatest future medal hopes. Canoe Germany's Tom Kierey wins his second gold medal. Archery The US Army veteran will represent her country in another fashion. Australia Lynne Anderson will start her new role 24 August. Alpine Skiing The aspiring doctor hopes to build off the bronze medal she won at the 2015 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships. Triathlon The event will be held prior to Rio 2016, where the sport will make its Paralympic debut. Canoe It was tight, but Australia’s Amanda Reynolds mustered the energy to win the KL3 200m event at the Para-Canoe World Championships. Table Tennis For the first time, the World Championships will be split between team and individual events. Blind Football Host Great Britain are coming off a strong showing from May’s World Games and will challenge defending champs Spain. Equestrian • The two powerhouses announced up to five riders who will represent their respective countries at the European Championships. Football 7-a-side Gazdanov shines for Russia in the first under-19 CP Football World Championships Blind Football The remaining five slots will be decided at the European, Asian and African regional championships. Blind Football Only the top two teams of the IBSA Blind Football European Championships qualify for Rio 2016. Canoe The Great British athlete won the KL2 200m event at the World Championships in Milan, Italy. Archery The South Korean has quickly risen in the para-archery scene but hopes his lack of experience does not hinder him at Donaueschingen 2015. Canoe The world’s fastest paddlers will get their first chance to obtain qualification slots toward Rio 2016. Snowboard Season calendar features seven World Cups and three Europa Cups between November to March. Athletics The Cuban sprinter has won multiple Paralympic, world and Parapan titles and is now gearing up to defend her world titles in Doha, Qatar. Cycling The 25-year-old is the first cyclist to represent her country in any UCI World Championships. Archery Magali Comte and Martin Imboden have different goals heading to Donaueschingen, Germany Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 638 Page 639 Page 640 Page 641 Current page 642 Page 643 Page 644 Page 645 Page 646 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Biathlon Japanese Nordic skier Yurika Abe managed two top five World Cup finishes in 2014-15, emerging as one her country’s greatest future medal hopes.
Alpine Skiing The aspiring doctor hopes to build off the bronze medal she won at the 2015 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships.
Canoe It was tight, but Australia’s Amanda Reynolds mustered the energy to win the KL3 200m event at the Para-Canoe World Championships.
Table Tennis For the first time, the World Championships will be split between team and individual events.
Blind Football Host Great Britain are coming off a strong showing from May’s World Games and will challenge defending champs Spain.
Equestrian • The two powerhouses announced up to five riders who will represent their respective countries at the European Championships.
Blind Football The remaining five slots will be decided at the European, Asian and African regional championships.
Blind Football Only the top two teams of the IBSA Blind Football European Championships qualify for Rio 2016.
Archery The South Korean has quickly risen in the para-archery scene but hopes his lack of experience does not hinder him at Donaueschingen 2015.
Canoe The world’s fastest paddlers will get their first chance to obtain qualification slots toward Rio 2016.
Athletics The Cuban sprinter has won multiple Paralympic, world and Parapan titles and is now gearing up to defend her world titles in Doha, Qatar.
Cycling The 25-year-old is the first cyclist to represent her country in any UCI World Championships.
