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Noelle Lambert Strives To Use Her Experiences To Support Fellow Amputees
Sheridan Powell Aug. 10, 2020
The Tokyo hopeful started the Born To Run Foundation, dedicated to providing necessary prosthetics to children and young adults.
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Her Track Career Up In The Air, Amanda McGrory Digs Into Team USA History
Karen Price Aug. 06, 2020
The seven-time Paralympic medalist recently began a role as an archivist and collections curator for the USOPC.
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For Ezra Frech, Paralympics Are A Dream Come True
Sheridan Powell July 31, 2020
The 15-year-old is set to compete at his first Games in Tokyo.
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‘I Wanted My Athleticism To Be The Quality That Defined Me, Not My Vision Impairment’
Sheridan Powell July 22, 2020
Marla Runyan remains the only ambulatory American athlete to compete in Paralympics and Olympics.
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For Visually Impaired Runners, Being Fast Isn’t Enough, You Need The Right Guide
Stuart Lieberman July 18, 2020
Guide runners like Jerome Avery are the eyes for their runners, but finding one isn’t always easy.
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Path To Paralympics Was Fast For Sprinter Femita Ayanbeku, But Not Easy
Karen Price July 12, 2020
After losing part of her leg in a car accident at 11, Ayanbeku didn’t discover running until her 20s.
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My Biggest Fear: What If
Roderick Townsend June 30, 2020
Paralympic champion Roderick Townsend opens up about his fears and experiences as a Black athlete.
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Paralympic Medalist Angela Madsen Dies On Solo Rowing Trip Across Pacific Ocean
Todd Kortemeier June 23, 2020
Madsen had departed from Los Angeles on April 24 in her quest to row 2,500 miles to Hawaii.
