Paris Paralympiad 2024

Now for the 2024 Team GB Paralympic Champions with 49 Golds won overall.
Congratulations to one and all.

GOLD = 49

1. POPPY MASKILL - Swimming
(Women's S14 100m butterfly)
(Day one)

2. TULLY KEARNEY - Swimming
(Womens S5 200m freestyle)
(Day one)

3. JACO VAN GASS - Cycling
(Men's C3 3,000m individual pursuit)
(Day two)

4. ELIZABETH JORDAN AND DANNIELLE KHAN - Cycling
(Women's B 1000m time trial)
(Day two)

5. TULLY KEARNEY (2) - Swimming
(S5 women's 100m freestyle)
(Day two)

6. MAISIE SUMMERS-NEWTON - Swimming
(SM6 women's 200m individual medley)
(Day two)

7. STEPHEN CLEGG - Swimming
(S12 Men's 100m Backstroke)
(Day three)

8. WILLIAM ELLARD - Swimming
(S14 Men's 200m Freestyle)
(Day three)

9. ALICE TAI - Swimming
(S8 Women's 100m Backstroke)
(Day three)

10. AMY TRUESDALE - Taekwondo
(Womens K44 +65kg division)
(Day three)

11. MATT BUSH - Taekwondo
(Men's K44 +80kg division)
(Day three)

12. BEN PRITCHARD - Rowing
(PR1 men's singles sculls)
(Day four)

13. LAUREN ROWLES and GREGG STEVENSON - Rowing
(PR2 mixed doubles sculls)
(Day four)

14. EDWARD FULLER, JOSH O'BRIEN, FRANCESCA ALLEN, GIEDRE RAKAUSKAITE and Cox - ERIN KENNEDY - Rowing
(PR3 Mixed Coxed Four)
(Day four)

15. JAMES BALL and STEFFAN LLOYD - Cycling
(Men's B 1000m time trial)
(Day four)

16. SOPHIE UNWIN and JENNY HOLL - Cycling
(Women's B 3,000m individual pursuit)
(Day four)

17. KADEENA COX, JACO VAN GASS and JODY CUNDY - Cycling
(Open C1-5 750m team sprint)
(Day four)

18. MAISIE SUMMERS-NEWTON (2) - Swimming
(SB6 100m breaststroke)
(Day four)

19. BROCK WHISTON - Swimming
(SM8 Women's 200m Individual Medley)
(Day four)

20. HANNAH COCKCROFT - Athletics
(Women's 100m - T34)
(Day four)

21. GRACE HARVEY - Swimming
(Women's SB5 100m breaststroke)
(Day four)

22. SABRINA FORTUNE - Athletics
(Women's F20 Shot-Put)
(Day four)

23. WILLIAM ELLARD (2), RHYS DARBY, POPPY MASKILL (2) and OLIVIA NEWMAN-BARONIUS - Swimming
(+S14 mixed 4x100m freestyle relay)
(Day four)

24. DAVE ELLIS - Triathlon
(Men's PTVI classification)
(Day five)

25. MEGAN RICHTER - Triathlon
(Women's PTS4 classification)
(Day five)

26. STEPHEN McGUIRE - Boccia
(Mens individual BC4)
(Day five)

27. ELLIE CHALLIS - Swimming
(Women's S3 50m backstroke)
(Day five)

28. LOUISE FIDDES - Swimming
(Women's SB14 100m breaststroke)
(Day five)

29. NATHAN MAQUEEN and JODIE GRINHAM - Archery
(Mixed team compound)
(Day five)

30. FAYE ROGERS - Swimming
(Women's S10 butterfly)
(Day six)

31. DAME SARAH STOREY - Cycling
(Women's C5 Individual Time Trial)
(Day seven)

32. DIMITRI COUTYA - Wheelchair Fencing
(Men’s foil B)
(Day seven)

33. SAMANTHA KINGHORN - Athletics
(Women's T53 100m)
(Day seven)

34. BECKY REDFERN - Swimming
(Women's SB13 100m breaststroke)
(Day eight)

35. ALICE TAI (2) - Swimming
(Women's S8 50m freestyle)
(Day eight)

36. DAN PEMBROKE - Athletics
(Men's F13 javelin)
(Day eight)

37. DAME SARAH STOREY - Cycling
(C4-5 Women’s road race)
(Day nine)

38. BEN SANDILANDS - Athletics
(Men’s T20 1500m)
(Day nine)

39. SOPHIE UNWIN (2) and JENNY HOLL (2) - Cycling
(Women's B road race)
(Day nine)

40. ALFIE HEWETT and GORDON REID - Wheelchair Tennis
(Men's doubles)
(Day nine)

41. POPPY MASKILL (3) - Swimming
(Women's 100m backstroke)
(Day nine)

42. DIMITRI COUTYA (2) - Fencing
(Men's epee category B)
(Day nine)

43. FINLAY GRAHAM - Cycling
(Men's C1-3 Road Race)
(Day ten)

44. EMMA WIGGS - Canoeing
Women's Va'a Single 200m - VL2)
(Day ten)

45. CHARLOTTE HENSHAW - Canoeing
(Women's Va'a Single 200m - VL3)
(Day ten)

46. STEPHEN CLEGG (2) - Athletics
(Men's S12 100m butterfly)
(Day ten)

47. HANNAH COCKCROFT (2) - Athletics
(Women's T34 800m)
(Day ten)

48. CHARLOTTE HENSHAW (2) - Canoeing
(Women’s kayak KL2 single 200m)
(Final day)

49. LAURA SUGAR - Canoeing
(Women's KL3 kayak single 200m)
(Final day)

The Parisian sporting adventure comes to it's end.
Sport has an unceasingly remarkable capacity to entertain, to thrill and to connect.
It also demonstrates a consistent ability to inspire even the most defeated and timid of souls. These Games have reminded us that even in the midst of coming to terms with life changing physical events that exceptional things can be achieved.
Remarkable humans stretched to the very limit of their ability and strength. Just as in the Olympics of a few weeks before. Utterly compelling viewing.

What a Games for Team GB across such a huge variety of disciplines
Numerous multiple medallists and Paralympic champions.
19 year old Poppy Maskill finishing with 3 Golds and 5 medals overall in a sensational Games debut.
She along with Taekwondo Gold medallist Matt Bush will carry the flag at the closing ceremony later on today.

Fabulous stuff. Well done to one and all.

Team GB won medals in 18 of the 19 sports at the Paris Games.
The only one in which they did not win a medal was wheelchair rugby in which they lost in a bronze medal match to Australia.

Well done the lot of them, and also to our special Paralympics correspondent, Snooks