Let us introduce you to the next generation of Welsh athletes who will represent Para GB at this summer’s Paralympic Games in Paris 2024.
Welsh Paralympic Athletes at Paris 2024
Welsh Paralympic Facts
Most successful Paralympian: Baroness Tanni Grey Thompson & David Roberts, they both share a tally of 15 medals (11 Gold, 4 Silver and 1 Bronze).
Most successful Paralympic Games: Sydney 2000. 10 Gold, 6 Silver and 6 Bronze medals.
How did Welsh Paralympians perform at Tokyo 2020?: 21 athletes returned 14 medals. 4 Gold, 3 Silver, 7 Bronze medals.
How did Welsh Athletes perform at Paris 2024
21 Welsh athletes returned 16 medals.
Gold
- Matt Bush – Men’s K44 +80kg
- Ben Pritchard – PR1 Men’s Singles Sculls
- James Ball & Steffan Lloyd (Pilot) – Men’s B 1000m Time Trial
- Sabrina Fortune – Women’s F20 Shot Put
- Rhys Darbey – Mixed S14 4x100m Freestyle Relay
- Jodie Grinham – Mixed Team Compound Open
- Laura Sugar – Women’s Kayak Singles KL3 200m
Silver
- Rhys Darbey – Men’s SM14 200m Individual Medley
- Rob Davies – Men’s Singles MS1
- Georgia Wilson – Grade II Individual Freestyle
- Aled Siôn Davies – Men’s F63 Shot Put
- Phil Pratt – Men’s Wheelchair Basketball Team
Bronze
- Paul Karabardak – Men’s Doubles MD14
- Jodie Grinham – Women’s Individual Compound
- Georgia Wilson – Individual Event Grade II
- Hollie Arnold – Women’s F46 Javelin
Thanks to the National Lottery
National Lottery funding has been a game changer for Welsh sport for nearly 30 years. Thanks to UK Sport’s National Lottery-funded World Class Programme, our top Welsh athletes are able to train full time, have access to the world’s best coaches and benefit from pioneering medical support.
National Lottery funding also supports the grassroots clubs through which they emerge and has been invested into creating world-class sporting facilities such as the Geraint Thomas Velodrome in Newport and the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
Welsh Paralympians at Paris 2024
Here are the Welsh athletes representing ParaGB in Paris 2024. Find out more on Disability Sport Wales.