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How Hunter Woodhall Is Paving A Path Both At The Paralympic Games And University Of Arkansas
Elizabeth Wyman April 06, 2020
The two-time Paralympic medalist is the first double-amputee track athlete to earn a DI scholarship.
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Swimmer Julia Gaffney Has Assembled An Impressive Career, But First Paralympics Will Have To Wait
Alex Abrams April 05, 2020
The 2019 world champion is eager to continue improving with the added year.
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Para-cycling Weekly Update
U.S. Paralympics Cycling April 01, 2020
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Fishing Trip With Gold Medalist Andrew Kurka Up For Bid In Online Auction To Benefit Para Athletes
Karen Price March 31, 2020
Adaptive Spirit is helping Team USA Para snow sport athletes cover expenses.
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How Being Shot At McDonald’s Led To Justin Phongsavanh’s Paralympic Dream, Goal To “Change The World”
Karen Rosen March 31, 2020
The javelin thrower won gold at last year’s Parapan American Games.
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Tokyo Olympic, Paralympic Games Awarded New Start Dates: July 23 And Aug. 24 Of 2021
Chrös McDougall March 30, 2020
Both Games will start one day shy of the 2020 dates originally planned.
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“My Disability Didn’t Define Me”: How Zach Miller Found His Calling In Para Snowboarding
Alex Abrams March 29, 2020
Miller, who has cerebral palsy, has broken out as a snowboarder in the past two years.
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Para Alpine Skier Laurie Stephens Earns Fourth Crystal Globe, But This One With Mixed Emotions
Karen Price March 28, 2020
Winning in an abbreviated season has the veteran eager to get back on the slopes next season.
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Already Fighting For Her Life, Pushing Back Paralympics May Cost Military Vet Lia Coryell Her Shot
Karen Rosen March 25, 2020
The 55-year-old Paralympic archer is going to use patriot spirit to battle one more year.
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Letter from U.S. Paralympics Cycling in Regards to Tokyo Postponement
U.S. Paralympics Cycling March 24, 2020
