Canada’s Joines to Make Comeback after Last Season’s Injuries
Paralympic medallist returns to the slopes after three surgeries
“Inclusion” Should Not Just be a Theoretical Concept, says Wilfried Lemke.
Wilfried Lemke, Special Adviser to the United Nations Secretary-General on Sport for Development and Peace gave his views to The Paralympian, the IPC's official magazine, on his vision for sport for people with a disability
UK Sport and NPC Tanzania in Final Stages of Development Partnership
In the latest edition of The Paralympian, the IPC's official magazine, UK Sport and NPC Tanzania both answered questions about their fruitful partnership.
Paralympian Development Feature: Scratching the Surface
The latest edition of The Paralympian is a development special. Here we preview some of the content.
Canada’s Hallat Wants Podium Finish out of Slalom Season
The amputee Alpine Skiier is still seeking his first medal in the World Cup circuit
USA Wheelchair Rugby National Team Announced
U.S. Paralympcs held a four-day selection camp at Lakeshore Foundation in Birmingham, Alabama.
Alpine Skiers Wrap Up Competition in Kuehtai with IPC Giant Slalom Race
Slovakia’s three-time Paralympic champion Henrieta Farkasova and Austria’s Claudia Loesch were the only two to win both of their races.
Australian Wheelchair Basketball Player Jeremy Doyle Loses Battle with Cancer
The 28-year-old passed away in hospital in Sydney with his wife by his side.
Poland’s Rogowiec Wins Three Races at IPC Nordic Skiing World Cup
Rogowiec, a three-time Paralympic medallist, won the women's sprint, 5km and 15km.
Belgian Handcyclist Decleir Wins SportsPress Paralympian of 2011
Declair takes award after finishing year ranked world number 1 for Road Race.
Russia’s Bugaev Outshines Austria’s Lanzinger at IPC Alpine European Cup
Former able-bodied Europa Cup champion Matthias Lanzinger has not found the transition to para-Alpine Skiing quite so easy after losing his lower left leg in an accident three years ago.
Hall and Starker Speed to Titles at NORAM Cup on Copper Mountain
New Zealand and Canada prove why they're the ones to beat on the slopes.
USTA Awards $50,000 in Wheelchair Tennis Grants
Multiple programmes to benefit from investment.
Slovakia’s Wheelchair Curling Team Entering New Territory
The Slovakians recently qualified for their first-ever World Championships in February of 2012.
