Winter Paralympic Sports News
Goyang to host 2013 IPC Ice Sledge Hockey World Championships
By David Gold
May 16 - Goyang in South Korea is to host next year's International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Ice Sledge Hockey A Pool World Championships, it has been confirmed. Add new comment
New Zealand Para-snowboarding star hails Sochi 2014 announcement
By Tom Degun
May 15 - Para-snowboarding star Carl Murphy of New Zealand has reacted with delighted to the major announcement earlier this month that his sport will be included at the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Games less than a year after it was rejected.Jean-Sébastien Labrie returns to coach Canadian Para-Alpine ski team
By David Gold
May 11 - Jean-Sébastien Labrie has been re-appointed as the head coach of Canada's Para-Alpine ski team.Para-snowboarding to make Paralympic debut at Sochi 2014 Games
By David Gold
May 2 - Two Para-snowboard events are to be included for the first time ever on the Alpine skiing programme for the Sochi 2014 Winter Paralympic Games, less than a year after the sport's bid for inclusion was rejected.Polukhin completes Russian hat-trick of 2012 IPC Athlete of the Month gongs
By David Gold
April 11 - Russia's Nikolay Polukhin has won the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Athlete of the Month award for March.More Articles...
- Mills revels in "dream come true" joy at US Adaptive Alpine Championships
- Lipsett treble helps dominant US retain World Ice Sledge Hockey crown
- South Korea fired up to wrest ice sledge hockey world crown from US
- Germany tops Alpine Skiing Europa Cup medal table but Russia reign in Super Combined
- Heather Mills victory in US Championships fuels Sochi 2014 ambitions
- US moves step closer to successful defence of ice sledge hockey world crown
- We're in no rush for medals, insists US Paralympic Nordic skiing director
- Norway suffers double trouble at home at ice sledge hockey World Championships
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Wheelchair tennis star Esther Vergeer is the most dominant person in sport but as the London 2012 Paralympics approach she admits staying at the top is bringing increasing pressure. Tom Degun reports
