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LA28 Paralympic Games

15 - 27 AUG 2028
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01 - 10 mar 2030
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24 Aug - 5 Sept 2032
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a group of Para athletes walking at an opening ceremony
United States

United States of America

U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee

  • U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee

  • Address
    1 Olympic Plaza
    80909 Colorado Springs
    United States of America
  • Phone
    +1 719 866 2030
  • President
    Dr. Cheri Blauwet
  • Main Contact
    Secretary General Sarah Hirshland
  • Email
    paralympic.secretary@usopc.org
  • Flag
    USA flag square

Photo Gallery

male Para archer Andre Shelby prepares to shoot an arrow
Female triathlete with left leg amputation celebrates as she crosses the finish line
A picture of a man with one prosthesis running and crossing a finish line
a male Para swimmer holds up his swimming cap in victory
a female Para swimmer wrapped in a USA flag
female sitting volleyball players celebrating on the court
female wheelchair basketball players fight for the ball
Woman riding track bike in velodrome
US female triathlete with left leg prosthesis crosses finish line
male wheelchair rugby players high-five
African American teenage male sprints on the track
A group of Para ice hockey players celebrating on ice
Deja Young laughs while waiving the US flag
Paralympic Medals
GAMES YEAR WINTER/SUMMER MEDALS
Paris 2024 Paralympic Games 2024 36 42 27
Beijing 2022 2022 Winter 6 11 3
Tokyo 2020 2021 Summer 37 36 31
PyeongChang 2018 2018 Winter 13 15 8
Rio 2016 2016 Summer 40 44 31
Sochi 2014 2014 Winter 2 7 9
London 2012 2012 Summer 31 29 38
Vancouver 2010 2010 Winter 4 5 4
Beijing 2008 2008 Summer 36 35 28
Torino 2006 2006 Winter 7 2 3
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