PARALYMPIC AND PARA SPORTS NEWS

Norwegian captain praises USA and Canadian players as both teams top groups following dominant wins - Team USA beats Norway 10-0 while Canada wins over Great Britain (7-0) on Thursday at the Women's World Championships in Dolny Kubin

Join us as we relive some of the most memorable highlights from the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, which took place from 28 August to 8 September 2024

France's Frederic Villeroux looks back on winning blind football gold at the Paris 2024 Paralympics on home soil on the first anniversary of the Games.

Great Britain beats Ema Simakova and Michaela Hozakova's Team World 2-1 to reach the semi-finals, while Norway celebrates a 7-0 triumph over Australia in its first-ever World Para Ice Hockey game on Wednesday in Dolny Kubin

Research also finds the Paralympic Games is now one of the world’s most recognised sport events, surpassing many other major events

The two-time Para trap world champion from Finland speaks of how shooting motivated him following his injury, how his early years of training with his father helped him become one of the best PT2 class shooters, his campaigns for blood donations and much more

The United States defeat Australia 8-0 in the opening game of the inaugural tournament in Dolny Kubin, Slovakia, while Canada cruises to a 10-0 victory over Team World on Tuesday

Paralympian Rory A. Cooper, a world-renowned innovator, will talk about technological advances transforming Paralympic sport.

From a silver medal at the sport's Paralympic debut to the inaugural Women's World Championships, tracing over 30 years of pioneering women in Para ice hockey

The men’s and women’s 100m T72 events, also known as frame running, will make its Paralympic debut at LA28. With three years to go until the Games, Great Britain’s Gavin Drysdale shared everything you need to know about the exciting event