Menna Fitzpatrick falls just short of third Winter Paralympics medal in Beijing
Menna Fitzpatrick narrowly missed out on a third medal at the Beijing Winter Paralympics on the penultimate day of the 2022 Games.
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Rae Anderson impresses in Beijing as Australian teammate Melissa Perrine bows out of Winter Paralympics
Para-alpine skier Rae Anderson has placed seventh in the slalom standing category in Beijing, as fellow Australian Melissa Perrine finished her Paralympic career on an emotional note.
Winter Paralympics: Brian McKeever equals all-time Winter Games record
Canadian Nordic skier Brian McKeever has insisted that Beijing will be his last Winter Paralympics despite a history-equalling 16th gold medal.
Winter Paralympics: Britain's Menna Fitzpatrick finishes fourth in slalom
Britain's Menna Fitzpatrick missed out on another Winter Paralympic medal by 0.45 seconds as she finished fourth in the visually impaired slalom.
Adaptive tools and techniques powering the 2022 Winter Games
Open to athletes with disabilities in their vision, limbs and body, including muscle, control and coordination issues, the Winter Paralympic Games have grown over the years to include more sports and disability types.
Ukraine team equals best ever Winter Paralympics performance
ZHANGJIAKOU: Days after learning her Kharkiv home was bombed, Ukrainian athlete Liudmyla Liashenko steeled herself on Friday (Mar 11) for a gold medal performance on day seven of Beijing's Winter Paralympics.
Ukraine team equals best ever Winter Paralympic performance
Liudmyla Liashenko steeled herself on Friday for a gold medal performance on day seven of Beijing's Winter Paralympics. Her success was one of six biathlon podium finishes on the day for the Ukraine team, which is reeling from the trauma of Russia's invasion of the Eastern European nation more than two weeks ago. "I dedicate this medal to the Ukrainians, to the army who protect us and to my family," Liashenko, 28, said.
GB wheelchair curlers conclude calamitous Winter Paralympic campaign but hopeful for future
Great Britain’s wheelchair curlers concluded their calamitous Winter Paralympics campaign but vowed: ‘Our journey’s only just beginning.’