Winter Paralympic Games 2022

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Winter Paralympic Games 2022

 

Beijing (CHN) - 4 March 2022 - 13 March 2022

 

 

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NPCs qualified in Wheelchair Curling:

[hckošice 15,157]

qualified for the first time ever in Sledge Hockey

 

By finishing 2nd and last qualified from the Final Qualifying Tournament in Berlin. Results and final standing here in this link

Top 2 Teams qualified   &   https://stats.iihf.com/parahockey/9/IHX400200_76_15_0.pdf

 

 

 

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So happy to see  qualified at last @hckošice

 

They’d been knocking on the door for a while.

[hckošice 15,157]

2 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

So happy to see  qualified at last @hckošice

 

They’d been knocking on the door for a while.

Thanks.

 

Oh yeah, so super happy for the lads as well. They deserved it so much especially the old guys, who can now retire after the Olympics with finally fullfiling their long long years huge dream

[hckošice 15,157]

Some amazing history for a bunch of amazing people and athletes.

 

 

 

Peking ! Peking ! Peking ! (Beijing, Beijing, Beijing)

 

 

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The first ever combined World Para Snow Sports Championships begin at 9am (GMT) today in Lillehammer,  and continue until 23 January.

 

Most of the sports covered by the Paralympic Games - alpine skiing, biathlon, cross country skiing and snowboarding - are included so we should get a good idea of who is in contention for medals in Beijing.

 

https://www.paralympic.org/lillehammer-2021

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_World_Para_Snow_Sports_Championships

 

 

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30 minutes ago, Nickyc707 said:

The first ever combined World Para Snow Sports Championships begin at 9am (GMT) today in Lillehammer,  and continue until 23 January.

 

Most of the sports covered by the Paralympic Games - alpine skiing, biathlon, cross country skiing and snowboarding - are included so we should get a good idea of who is in contention for medals in Beijing.

 

https://www.paralympic.org/lillehammer-2021

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_World_Para_Snow_Sports_Championships

 

 

Youtube coverage with English comms.

 

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=paralympic+games

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The  snowboarder Cecile Hernandez will compete in Beijing. Long story short, due to lack of competition, her category has been canceled.  She then asked to compete with lesser disabled athletes which was first denied by IPC. Just like the  Brenna Huckaby before her, she had to go to court in Germany to be allowed in.

 

It's worth nothing that the  federation asked the german court for the poor girl no to be allowed in, because "it would reduce the odds of canadian medals in that event" . Seriously...

 

 

https://www.lequipe.fr/Snowboard/Article/Victoire-juridique-pour-cecile-hernandez-autorisee-a-participer-aux-jeux-paralympiques-de-pekin/1317984

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Team Slovakia

27 Athletes (21 + 6)

+ 5 Alpine Skiing Guides (3 + 2)

 

Alpine Skiing:

Henrieta Farkašová + Michal Červeň (Guide)

Alexandra Rexová + Eva Trajčíková (Guide)

Jakub Krako + Branislav Brozman (Guide)

Miroslav Haraus + Maroš Hudík (Guide)

Marek Kubačka + Mária Zaťovičová (Guide)

Martin France

Petra Smaržová

Vanesa Gašková

 

Mixed Wheelchair Curling:

Radoslav Ďuriš

Monika Kunkelová

Dušan Pitoňák

Alena Kánová

Peter Zaťko

 

Sledge Hockey:

Eduard Lepáček

Miroslav Pastucha

Peter Štít

Miroslav Kardoš

Slavomír Ferenčík

Peter Kaščák

Erik Fojtík

Michal Hlinka

Marián Liga

Martin Joppa

Miroslav Stašák

Miloš Večerek

Dávid Korman

Róbert Turic