Groups drawn for Blind Football World Grand Prix
The groups for this year's International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) Football World Grand Prix in Japan have been announced.
Paralympics
Kamiji among winners at Melbourne Wheelchair Tennis Open
Japan's Yui Kamiji warmed up perfectly for her bid to win a second women's singles title at the Australian Open by winning the Melbourne Wheelchair Tennis Open.
Parker and Beveridge win at Para-Triathlon Oceania Championships in Australia
Lauren Parker and Nic Beveridge took gold in the PTWC categories of the Para-Triathlon Oceania Championships held at Newcastle in Australia.
Tokyo 2020 qualification points at stake for Para-triathletes at Oceania Championships
Key qualification points are at stake for this year's Paralympic Games in Tokyo at the Para-Triathlon Oceania Championships tomorrow in Newcastle in Australia.
Paralympics to remain on free-to-air television in UK after addition to list of "crown jewel" sporting events
The Summer and Winter Paralympic Games will remain on free-to-air television in the United Kingdom after the Government added it to the list of protected sporting events.
Finals focus for Hewett and Whiley at Melbourne Wheelchair Tennis Open
Two British wheelchair tennis players are looking forward to finals at the Melbourne Wheelchair Tennis Open.
IPC appoint Duff head of new classification department and Dorward to run communications
Australian Genevieve Duff has been appointed by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) as the acting director of a new department focussing on athlete classification.
British Paralympic gold medallist announces retirement from athletics
Britain's Paralympic Games gold medallist Paul Blake has announced his retirement from athletics at the age of 30.
Day of shocks as Osaka and Williams both fall at Australian Open
Defending women's champion Naomi Osaka was beaten in the third round of the Australian Open today by 15-year-old United States prodigy Coco Gauff, while 38-year-old legend Serena Williams also exited the tournament.
Former Australian Open wheelchair tennis doubles champion receives two-year ban for whereabouts failures
South African wheelchair tennis player Lucas Sithole has received a two-year ban for failing three times in a 12-month period to file whereabouts information.
IBSA open up women's football five-a-side to B2 and B3 players
B2 and B3 players will now be able to compete alongside B1 athletes in International Blind Sport Federation (IBSA) women's football five-a-side competition.
Foundation named after Paralympic Movement founder offering grants to help athletes
A sports foundation named after the founder of the Paralympic Movement is offering grants to athletes with spinal cord injuries to help them further their careers.
France and Britain claim two slalom wins each as World Para Alpine Skiing World Cup ends
France and Great Britain claimed two gold medals each, as slalom competition took place on the last day of the World Para Alpine Skiing World Cup in Kranjska Gora in Slovenia.
Wheelchair tennis legend Vergeer diagnosed with breast cancer
One of the greatest Paralympians of them all, Esther Vergeer from The Netherlands, has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
China go 1-2 at World Para Alpine Skiing World Cup in Kranjska Gora
China claimed a 1-2 in the women's sitting class, as the third giant slalom races were held at the World Para Alpine Skiing World Cup in Kranjska Gora today.
