PARALYMPIC AND PARA SPORTS NEWS Cycling Maniago, Italy, will host the first stage from 12-14 May, launching the road Para cycling season. Athletics Some of the fastest Para athletes in the world will line-up between 12-13 May. PyeongChang 2018 Kamizimirowski also led the Belgian delegation at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games. Sitting Volleyball Far from being satisfied after winning a historical bronze with the Brazilian women’s team in Rio, the 27-year-old already targets further success. Wheelchair Tennis Fresh from winning another World Team Cup title for France, the No.1 describes what is like to continue competing at 46 years old. Athletics In the third edition of ‘Teenage Talents’ US T43 sprinter Hunter Woodhall reveals just what drives him to succeed. Athletics In a new weekly series leading up to July’s World Para Athletics Championships we hear from the host nation’s top contenders for global gold. Wheelchair Fencing Italy’s Emanuele Lambertini will be busy when he fences in both junior and senior World Cup events in Stadskanaal. Taekwondo The Rwandan taekwondo athlete took silver at his first international competition. Shooting The next Paralympic Games seem far away but Poland’s Filip Rodzik has already booked a few goals into his road to Tokyo calendar. Archery The top female archers could renew their rivalry at the Worlds in Beijing. Athletics After missing Rio 2016, the T44 sprinter is back and is looking to retain his two world titles at London 2017. Athletics The T52 athlete will line-up for his first track meeting at this week’s World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Arizona. Goalball Finnish goalball player Markus Tihumaki was the first of 22 writers to publish their blogs on the 2017 Goalball Europeans’ website. America The Brazilian Paralympic University Games will take place at Brazil’s Paralympic Training Centre, from 26-30 June. Blind Football The Japanese team was crowned champion following a 1-0 victory over an IBSA select team in Vienna, Austria. Archery The squad broke Team Italy’s record by one point at the world ranking competition in Puerto Rico. Wheelchair Tennis No.1 Stephane Houdet and No.5 Nicolas Peifer won their second consecutive title, whilst Great Britain took the quad title on 7 May in Alghero, Italy. Shooting After underperforming due to ill health at the Paralympic Games, the Polish pistol shooter is even more determined to shine. Iran Over the weekend Sir Philip visited Shiraz and a new Paralympic training centre in Isfahan. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 421 Page 422 Page 423 Page 424 Current page 425 Page 426 Page 427 Page 428 Page 429 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Cycling Maniago, Italy, will host the first stage from 12-14 May, launching the road Para cycling season.
Sitting Volleyball Far from being satisfied after winning a historical bronze with the Brazilian women’s team in Rio, the 27-year-old already targets further success.
Wheelchair Tennis Fresh from winning another World Team Cup title for France, the No.1 describes what is like to continue competing at 46 years old.
Athletics In the third edition of ‘Teenage Talents’ US T43 sprinter Hunter Woodhall reveals just what drives him to succeed.
Athletics In a new weekly series leading up to July’s World Para Athletics Championships we hear from the host nation’s top contenders for global gold.
Wheelchair Fencing Italy’s Emanuele Lambertini will be busy when he fences in both junior and senior World Cup events in Stadskanaal.
Shooting The next Paralympic Games seem far away but Poland’s Filip Rodzik has already booked a few goals into his road to Tokyo calendar.
Athletics After missing Rio 2016, the T44 sprinter is back and is looking to retain his two world titles at London 2017.
Athletics The T52 athlete will line-up for his first track meeting at this week’s World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Arizona.
Goalball Finnish goalball player Markus Tihumaki was the first of 22 writers to publish their blogs on the 2017 Goalball Europeans’ website.
America The Brazilian Paralympic University Games will take place at Brazil’s Paralympic Training Centre, from 26-30 June.
Blind Football The Japanese team was crowned champion following a 1-0 victory over an IBSA select team in Vienna, Austria.
Archery The squad broke Team Italy’s record by one point at the world ranking competition in Puerto Rico.
Wheelchair Tennis No.1 Stephane Houdet and No.5 Nicolas Peifer won their second consecutive title, whilst Great Britain took the quad title on 7 May in Alghero, Italy.
Shooting After underperforming due to ill health at the Paralympic Games, the Polish pistol shooter is even more determined to shine.
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