Source: Anna Barclay

Paris 2024 Olympians and Paralympians celebrated at Bath University homecoming

Five Paris 2024 medallists were among the Olympians and Paralympians whose achievements were celebrated at a special homecoming reception at the University of Bath. The athletes all train, study or studied at the University, one of the country’s leading institutions for high-performance sport, and were joined at the gathering by staff, coaches and civic representatives

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ParalympicsGB surpass Tokyo achievements

ParalympicsGB rounded off a glittering Games in Paris with two gold medals on the final day of competition to take their overall medal tally to 49 gold, 44 silver and 31 bronze – cementing their second place finish in the medal table for the third consecutive Paralympic Games. With eight more gold medals won than in

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Paris 2024 Day One Preview

Action gets underway on a busy Day One of the Paralympics, with swimming and cycling taking centre stage for ParalympicsGB. From boccia to wheelchair rugby, Brits will be competing in a variety of sports across the French capital as they look to kick their Games off with a bang. Track cycling Kadeena Cox gets things

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Source: Bath University

Bath-based Paralympians heading to Paris

Paralympians who train at the University of Bath are heading to Paris determined to write their own chapters in this summer’s sporting success story. Seven athletes from four sports – Dan Bethell (para-badminton), Suzanna Hext (para-swimming), Michael Taylor (para-triathlon), and Gemma Collis, Dimitri Coutya, Piers Gilliver and Oliver Lam-Watson (wheelchair fencing) – have been selected

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Source: Izzy Poles / Paralympics GB

ParalympicsGB announces Para powerlifting squad for Paris 2024

Seven Para powerlifters – including four Paralympic debutants – have been selected to represent ParalympicsGB at Paris 2024 in just over one month’s time. Louise Sugden won bronze at Tokyo 2020, securing the medal with her final lift of the competition. The 40-year-old – who represented ParalympicsGB in wheelchair basketball at both Beijing 2008 and

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