PARALYMPIC AND PARA SPORTS NEWS
Astana 2025 Team Preview: Get to know Sweden
The 1994 Paralympic gold medallist enters Astana 2025 with sights set on promotion to the A‑Pool and qualification for the Milano‑Cortina 2026 Winter Games. They open their campaign against Kazakhstan on 6 September.
Astana 2025 Team Preview: Get to know Finland
Finland returns to the B-Pool for the third time after winning the C-Pool World Championships in 2024. The team from Nordic region, which last appeared in the B-Pool event in 2023, aim for securing a spot in the Paralympic Winter Games for the first time.
Germany's new State Minister for Sport and Volunteering visits IPC Campus
Dr Christiane Schenderlein, Germany’s newly appointed State Minister for Sport and Volunteering, visited the IPC Campus in Bonn, Germany
Astana 2025 Team Preview: Get to know France
France, the bronze medallist at 2022 C-Pool Worlds, enters the B-Pool tournament in Astana with steady momentum and a goal to break into the top tier of international Para ice hockey. They open their campaign against Japan on September 6.
Astana 2025 Team Preview: Get to know Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan, who burst onto the international stage with a silver at the 2022 C‑Pool Worlds, will be aiming for a podium spot at the 2025 World Para Ice Hockey Championships B-Pool that will be competed by six national teams over six days in Astana. The host, led by Aidos Toktarbayev, opens their campaign against Sweden on September 6.
WPS and Swans celebrate extension of their partnership through 2028
A leading brand in the production of sports goggles, Swans has been a World Para Swimming Official Approved Supplier since 2017
Best photos of Paris 2024
Relive some of the best moments from the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games in 15 stunning photographs
Women's World Championships: Kelsey DiClaudio gets MVP
USA player also receives Best Forward award for her performances at the inaugural World Para Ice Hockey Women's World Championships in Slovakia
USA crowned first-ever Women’s World Champions in Dolny Kubin
Kelsey DiClaudio scores four goals in a 7-1 victory over Canada for the history books on Sunday in Slovakia