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Gangneung 2017: South Korea team preview
09.04.2017
Having been promoted to the A-Pool, the 2018 Paralympic Winter Games hosts will be looking for a top five finish.
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Gangneung 2017: Canada team preview
07.04.2017
Seventeen players from Canada’s silver medal squad from 2015 return to the World Para Ice Hockey Championships stage.
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Gangneung 2017: Norway team preview
05.04.2017
The European bronze medallists are hoping for a podium place at the 2017 World Para Ice Hockey Championships.
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Gangneung 2017: Italy team preview
03.04.2017
The Italians will be hoping to improve on their best ever finish from 2015, at the World Para Ice Hockey Championships A-Pool.
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Gangneung 2017: Sweden team preview
31.03.2017
Can the newly promoted Swedish team claim their first medal on the world stage since 2004 at the World Para Ice Hockey Championships?
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Gangneung 2017: Germany team preview
29.03.2017
Can the Germans reach a top five finish at the Para ice hockey World Championships to qualify for PyeongChang 2018?
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Gangneung 2017: USA team preview
27.03.2017
Twelve players from the team’s 2015 victory return to the ice for the 2017 World Para Ice Hockey Championships.
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No. 1 Rio 2016 are the People’s Games
31.12.2016
Despite issues in the build-up, the Rio 2016 showed to the world that the Paralympics can be a success in any country they are staged.
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No. 2: More medals for more countries
30.12.2016
A total of 83 countries won at least one medal at Rio 2016, the most ever at a Paralympic Games.
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No. 3 The IPC make a stand for clean sport
29.12.2016
On 7 August the IPC suspended the Russian Paralympic Committee for failure to fulfil its IPC membership obligations.
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