Ryley Batt

Ryley Batt is one of the greatest wheelchair rugby players the world has ever seen.

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Danni Di Toro

Six-time Paralympian Danni Di Toro is a seasoned veteran. She has been competing at Paralympic Games since 1996, or to put it another way, for the same number of years as three ...

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Ahmed Kelly

Before Ahmed Kelly became a two-time Paralympian, he was living in an orphange in Baghdad, Iraq, with his brother Emmanuel. Both had been exposed to chemical weapons in utero and ...

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Ellie Cole

When Ellie Cole left her room at the Australian Institute of Sport and headed for the airport on her way to the London 2012 Paralympic Games, she told herself she ...

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Chad Perris

Chad ‘White Tiger’ Perris climbed the medal dais at his first Paralympic Games in 2016, but has plans to scale two steps higher in 2020.

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Rhiannon Clarke

Nearly every time Rhiannon Clarke competes, she breaks a new record. Often, this is completely unintentional.

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Heath Davidson

Having returned from a decade’s long hiatus just over a year out from the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, Heath Davidson proved that he had what it took to become one ...

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Jenny Blow

With two Paralympic Games under her belt, Jenny Blow is one of the Australian goalball team’s most experienced competitors.

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James Turner

Three years have passed since James Turner first burst onto the international Para-athletics scene, and the rest of the world is still playing catch-up.

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Madison de Rozario

After a series of stunning gold medal performances in 2018, Madison de Rozario continues to prove why she is one of the most promising young athletes in wheelchair racing.

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