The biggest international powerlifting meet since the London 2012 Paralympics, the 2013 IPC Powerlifting Open European Championships will run from 22-26 May in Aleksin, Russia.
People's Republic of China
The Asian Paralympic Committee (APC) and Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) are looking to enhance coverage of the Asian Para-Games and Asian Youth Para-Games.
Football 7-a-side
Ireland defeated the Netherlands for first place at the 2013 Dublin Gathering, and Scotland took third place.
Wheelchair Curling
The medals for the next Paralympic Winter Games will be revealed on 30 May.
Football 7-a-side
Austria are hoping to establish a football 7-a-side team in time for next year’s European Championships.
Powerlifting
Greece’s Pavlos Mamalos has built quite a following heading into next week’s IPC Powerlifting Open European Championships in Aleksin, Russia.
Athletics
Big American names set to compete in Arizona this weekend.
Wheelchair Rugby
American wheelchair rugby player Chuck Aoki wants to know what you think about able-bodied people involved in the Paralympic Movement.
Cycling
A 10-strong team will represent New Zealand at this year’s Para-cycling Road World Cup and Road World Championships.
Wheelchair Basketball
The Netherlands and Germany have met in the final of every women’s wheelchair basketball European Championships since 1989.
Para Ice Hockey
Following Alan Fonteles Oliveira’s inclusion in SportsPro’s 50 Most Marketable Athletes, here are 15 other Paralympians who IPC Editorial Co-ordinator Stuart Lieberman believes have the potential to make such a list in the future.
Shooting
London 2012 medallist Michael Johnson to lead team of five.
Athletics
The Netherlands’ Marlou van Rhijn now holds world records in the 100m, 200m and 400m distances in the T43 class.
Swimming
Paralympian wins after putting on a show at Spring CanAms.
Powerlifting
With 31 of the 137 athletes, Russia will have the largest delegation at next week’s 2013 IPC Powerlifting Open European Championships.
2013 IPC Swimming World Championships
After finishing second to China in swimming at London 2012, Australia are hoping for a large medal haul at the IPC Swimming World Championships.
Myanmar
The ASEAN Para-Games will take place in Naypyitaw, Myanmar from 14-20 January 2014.
Equestrian
Para-equestrian Laurentia Tan has joined the FEI’s Solidarity Ambassador programme to help others establish national structures to develop the sport.
2013 IPC Athletics World Championships
Switzerland's Marcel Hug and Great Britain's Hannah Cockcroft also impresed in scorching conditions at the IPC Athletics Grand Prix event in Italy.
Athletics
Brazilian Paralympic sprinting champion Alan Fonteles Oliveira was named to SportsPro magazine’s 50 Most Marketable Athletes list.