In EPYG we have 8 different sports: athletics, swimming, boccia, table tennis, judo, goalball, wheelchair basketball and showdown as a demonstration sport. Classification and training. The European Para Youth Games is an international, competitive, multi-sport competition for athletes with a disability that reflects the highest standards of athletic excellence, Paralympic values and diversity. The goal of the Youth Regional Programme is to provide exciting and inspiring events, as well as to help develop the Paralympic Movement and encourage younger athletes to do Paralympic Sport to achieve competitive excellence while engaging an entertaining spectators.
The games have taken place in Genova, Italy from 9. The EPYG was held in four sports: Athletics, Swimming 25m , Table Tennis and Boccia, aiming to provide an opportunity for young athletes to compete in sanctioned and high-quality competition. Medal Ranking - total. Athletic Results. Boccia CP Results. Swiming Results - Swiming Results — Table-tennis Single Results. Table-tennis Team Results. From Michal Hasek, and Dr. The athletes were competing in 11 Paralympic sports.
Table Tennis - Doubles. Table Tennis - Masters. Table Tennis - Open-and-Wheelchairs. The opening ceremony took place on the 29th of June. The Board members Mr. Samuel Rosko and Ms. Saskia Kanfer, were attending. Tonight it is not like a closing ceremony but an opening to a bright and inclusive future.
Delfin Dioquino dreamt of being a PBA player, but he did not have the skills to make it. So he pursued the next best thing to being an athlete — to write about them. He took up journalism at the University of Santo Tomas and joined Rappler as soon as he graduated in Delfin Dioquino. Teammate Holt was equally elated after defending her T35 m and m world titles at just her second world championships.
The year-old Melbournian was in hospital with tonsillitis just two weeks before departing for London, and believes she is lucky to have even had the opportunity to compete. On day 4 of the Championships Scott Reardon T42, NSW proved he is the undisputed king of the track in the T42 m after claiming his third consecutive world title in the event — an achievement no T42 athlete before him has done.
Four Australians in action have had to wait until the very last day to strut their stuff — long jumper Nicholas Hum F20 , middle distance runners Dan Bounty and Deon Kenzie in the m T38 , and discus thrower Samantha Schmidt F38 — one of three indigenous athletes on the strong Australian Paralympic Games team.
Turner is aiming to become the first double-gold medallist in Tokyo among the Australian athletics team after his m win on Tuesday.
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