PARALYMPIC AND PARA SPORTS NEWS

Marjolein Buis of the Netherlands competes against Lucy Shuker of Great Britain in their Quarterfinal match during the Australian Open 2017 Wheelchair Championships.

Wheelchair Tennis

Marjolein Buis announces retirement after a decade at the top

A blue athletics track with four hands side by side on the starting line

World Para Athletics announces provisional 2021 calendar

Five blind female footballer all holding a football together

Football 5-a-side

First women's blind football national team in Europe

An aerial view of two arenas in construction next to a stadium

Para Ice Hockey

Accessible ice rink coming to Baltic region

An image with two pictures, one showing a woman in a racing wheelchair and the other with a man lifting weight on a bench press

Birmingham 2022 medal event programme released

Sam Schröder

Wheelchair Tennis

Schröder the newest star

Santiago 2023 and APC virtual meeting

APC praises Santiago 2023’s commitment to Parapan delivery

Beijing 2022 500 days to go

Beijing 2022 marks 500 days to go

An external view of a Para dance sport venue with five couples competing

Para dance sport

Genoa 2020 European Championships cancelled

A woman with a black cap swimming breaststroke

Krawzow and Ponce shine brighter in Berlin

Sydney 2000

Sydney 2000: The Games of Firsts

Louise Sauvage

Aussie legend Louise Sauvage recalls Sydney 2000 with pride

A young woman holding three medals and smiling with a shirt written Hungary

Ekler: 'Para athletics helped me to accept me for who I am'

Ellen Keane

IPC Podcast: Ellen Keane on being a role model

A woman preparing to lift a bar on a bench press

Information for Para athletes and IPC members on COVID-19

An underwater image of five swimmers jumping in a swimming pool

Craig Nicholson appointed Head of World Para Swimming

Leroy Moore

Leroy Moore’s bond with Paralympics since Seoul 1988

Nkegbe Botsyo

Ghana’s Botsyo Nkegbe owes his life to Paralympics

A group of seven female swimmers jumping in the water

Berlin 2020: World champions are back

An image of a podium with the pictures of three women

Colombia and Mexico shine in Americas' first virtual competition