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Australia's Ben Tudhope is a medal chance in the men's snowboard cross SB-LL2 at the Beijing Winter Paralympic Games after advancing to the quarterfinals as the fourth-fastest qualifier.
As high school students in Fort Simpson headed to the ski hill this past week, a line of snowboards was waiting for them in the snow.
After a mid-February training run at a ski hill north of Barrie, Ont., the Canadian snowboarder Alex Massie paused to acknowledge the memory of his coach and close friend, the late Mikko Wendelin.
Click on the video player above to watch live coverage of the freeski and snowboard slopestyle World Cup events in Bakuriani, Georgia — featuring numerous Canadian Olympians.
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The 2022 Paralympic Winter Games begin on Friday, March 4 through Sunday, March 13 in Beijing, China. The competition will feature approximately 736 athletes battling it out across a total of 78 medal events (39 for men, 35 for women, and 4 mixed events). See below for just a few of the talented U.S. stars to watch at the Beijing Winter Paralympics.
The Paralympic U-turn on Russian participation in the upcoming Beijing Games isn't likely to be the end of the story.
The build-up to the Beijing Winter Paralympics has been turbulent, with first the coronavirus pandemic and in recent days Russia's invasion of Ukraine casting huge shadows.