Rio 2016 Paralympics GB roll of honour

RIO 2016 PARALYMPICS

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MEDAL TABLE Final standings 

Rank		G	S	B	Total
1	China (CHN)	107	81	51	239
2	Great Britain & NI (GBR)	64	39	44	147
3	Ukraine (UKR)	41	37	39	117
4	United States (USA)	40	44	31	115
5	Australia (AUS)	22	30	29	81
6	Germany (GER)	18	25	14	57
7	Netherlands (NED)	17	19	26	62
8	Brazil (BRA)	14	29	29	72
9	Italy (ITA)	10	14	15	39
10	Poland (POL)	9	18	12	39
11	Spain (ESP)	9	14	8	31
12	France (FRA)	9	5	14	28
13	New Zealand (NZL)	9	5	7	21
14	Canada (CAN)	8	10	11	29
15	Iran (IRI)	8	9	7	24
16	Uzbekistan (UZB)	8	6	17	31
17	Nigeria (NGR)	8	2	2	12
18	Cuba (CUB)	8	1	6	15
19	Belarus (BLR)	8	0	2	10
20	South Korea (KOR)	7	11	17	35
21	Tunisia (TUN)	7	6	6	19
22	South Africa (RSA)	7	6	4	17
23	Thailand (THA)	6	6	6	18
24	Greece (GRE)	5	4	4	13
25	Belgium (BEL)	5	3	3	11
25	Slovakia (SVK)	5	3	3	11
27	Algeria (ALG)	4	5	7	16
28	Ireland (IRE)	4	4	3	11
29	Mexico (MEX)	4	2	9	15
30	Egypt (EGY)	3	5	4	12
31	Serbia (SRB)	3	2	4	9
32	Norway (NOR)	3	2	3	8
33	Morocco (MAR)	3	2	2	7
34	Turkey (TUR)	3	1	5	9
35	Kenya (KEN)	3	1	2	6
36	Malaysia (MAS)	3	0	1	4
37	Colombia (COL)	2	5	10	17
38	United Arab Emirates (UAE)	2	4	1	7
39	Iraq (IRQ)	2	3	0	5
40	Hong Kong (HKG)	2	2	2	6
41	Croatia (CRO)	2	2	1	5
41	Switzerland (SUI)	2	2	1	5
43	India (IND)	2	1	1	4
44	Lithuania (LTU)	2	1	0	3
45	Latvia (LAT)	2	0	2	4
46	Singapore (SGP)	2	0	1	3
47	Hungary (HUN)	1	8	9	18
48	Azerbaijan (AZE)	1	8	2	11
49	Sweden (SWE)	1	4	9	15
50	Austria (AUT)	1	4	4	12
51	Czech Republic (CZE)	1	2	4	7
51	Denmark (DEN)	1	2	4	7
53	Namibia (NAM)	1	2	2	5
54	Argentina (ARG)	1	1	3	5
55	Vietnam (VIE)	1	1	2	4
56	Finland (FIN)	1	1	1	3
56	Trinidad & Tobago (TTO)	1	1	1	3
58	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	1	1	0	2
58	Slovenia (SLO)	1	1	0	2
60	Bahrain (BRN)	1	0	0	1
60	Bulgaria (BUL)	1	0	0	1
60	Georgia (GEO)	1	0	0	1
60	Kuwait (KUW)	1	0	0	1
64	Japan (JPN)	0	10	14	24
65	Venezuela (VEN)	0	3	3	6
66	Jordan (JOR)	0	2	1	3
67	Qatar (QAT)	0	2	0	2
68	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	0	1	1	2
69	Bosnia-Herzegovina (BIH)	0	1	0	1
69	Ethiopia (ETH)	0	1	0	1
69	Ivory Coast (CIV)	0	1	0	1
69	Uganda (UGA)	0	1	0	1
73	Portugal (POR)	0	0	4	4
74	Israel (ISR)	0	0	3	3
75	Mongolia (MGL)	0	0	2	2
76	Cape Verde Islands (CPV)	0	0	1	1
76	Indonesia (INA)	0	0	1	1
76	Mozambique (MOZ)	0	0	1	1
76	Pakistan (PAK)	0	0	1	1
76	Philippines (PHI)	0	0	1	1
76	Romania (ROU)	0	0	1	1
76	Saudi Arabia (KSA)	0	0	1	1
76	Sri Lanka (SRI)	0	0	1	1

ROLL OF HONOUR Paralympics GB medals

		GOLD
1	08-Sep	Megan GIGLIA	Cycling	C1-3	Women's individual pursuit
2	08-Sep	Sarah STOREY	Cycling	C5	Women's individual pursuit
3	08-Sep	Ollie HYND	Swimming	S8	Men's 400m freestyle
4	08-Sep	Stephen BATE [Adam Duggleby]	Cycling	B	Men's individual pursuit
5	08-Sep	Bethany FIRTH	Swimming	S14	Women's 100m backstroke
6	09-Sep	Sophie THORNHILL [Helen Scott]	Cycling	B	Women's individual time trial
7	09-Sep	Georgina HERMITAGE	Athletics	T37	Women's 100m
8	09-Sep	Jody CUNDY	Cycling	C4-5	Men's 1000m time trial
9	09-Sep	Sophie HAHN	Athletics	T38	Women's 100m
10	09-Sep	Ellie ROBINSON	Swimming	S6	Women's 50m butterfly
11	09-Sep	Libby CLEGG [Chris Clarke]	Athletlics	T11	Women's 100m
12	09-Sep	Jonnie PEACOCK	Athletics	T44	Men's 100m
13	10-Sep	Andy LEWIS	Paratriathlon	PT2	Men's event
14	10-Sep	Hannah COCKROFT	Athletics	T34	Women's 100m
15	10-Sep	Kadeena COX	Cycling	C4-5	Women's 500m time trial
16	11-Sep	Rachel MORRIS	Rowing		Women's single sculls
17	11-Sep	Lauren ROWLES Laurence WHITELEY	Rowing		Mixed double sculls
18	11-Sep	Daniel BROWN Grace CLOUGH James FOX Pam RELPH Oliver JAMES (cox)	Rowing		Mixed coxed four
19	11-Sep	Lora TURNHAM [Corrine Hall]	Cycling	B	Women's individual pursuit
20	11-Sep	Jon-Allan BUTTERWORTH Jody CUNDY Louis ROLFE	Cycling		Mixed team sprint
21	11-Sep	Bethany FIRTH	Swimming	S14	Women's 200m freestyle
22	11-Sep	Richard WHITEHEAD	Athletics	T42	Men's 200m
23	11-Sep	Joanna BUTTERFIELD	Athletics	F51	Women's club throw
24	12-Sep	Aled DAVIES	Athletics	F42	Men's shot put
25	12-Sep	Will BAYLEY	Table tennis	C-7	Men's individual
26	12-Sep	Sascha KINDRED	Swimming	SM6	Men's 200m individual medley
27	12-Sep	Eleanor SIMMONDS	Swimming	SM6	Women's 200m individual medley
28	12-Sep	Susie RODGERS	Swimming	S7	Women's 50m butterfly
29	13-Sep	Georgina HERMITAGE	Athletics	T37	Women's 400m
30	13-Sep	Rob DAVIES	Table tennis	C-2	Men's individual
31	13-Sep	Hollie ARNOLD	Athletics		Women's javelin
32	13-Sep	Stephanie MILLWARD	Swimming	S8	Women's 100m backstroke
33	13-Sep	Libby CLEGG [Chris Clarke]	Athletics	T11	Women's 200m
34	13-Sep	Matthew WYLIE	Swimming	S9	Men's 50m freestyle
35	14-Sep	Sarah STOREY	Cycling	C5	Women's time trial
36	14-Sep	Karen DARKE	Cycling	H1-3	Women's time trial
37	14-Sep	Kadeena COX	Athletics	T38	Women's 400m
38	14-Sep	Sophie WELLS	Equestrian	IV	Individual championship test
39	14-Sep	Stephen BATE [Adam Duggleby]	Cycling	B	Men's time trial
40	14-Sep	Hannah COCKROFT	Athletics	T34	Women's 400m
41	14-Sep	Michael JONES	Swimming	S7	Men's 400m freestyle
42	14-Sep	Hannah RUSSELL	Swimming	S12	Women's 100m backstroke
43	14-Sep	Aaron MOORES	Swimming	SB14	Men's 100m breaststroke
44	15-Sep	Jeanette CHIPPINGTON	Paracanoeing	KL1	Women's event
45	15-Sep	Emma WIGGS	Paracanoeing	KL2	Women's event
46	15-Sep	Anne DICKINS	Paracanoeing	KL3	Women's event
47	15-Sep	Natasha BAKER	Equestrian	II	Individual championship test
48	15-Sep	Sophie CHRISTIANSEN	Equestrian	Ia	Individual championship test
49	15-Sep	Sophie CHRISTIANSEN Natasha BAKER Anne DUNHAM Sophie WELLS	Equestrian		Team test
50	16-Sep	Paul BLAKE	Athletics	T36	Men's 400m
51	16-Sep	Lee PEARSON	Equestrian	Ib	Individual freestyle test
52	16-Sep	David SMITH	Boccia	BC1	Individual event
53	16-Sep	Natasha BAKER	Equestrian	II	Individual freestyle test
54	16-Sep	Sophie CHRISTIANSEN	Equestrian	Ia	Individual freestyle test
55	16-Sep	Gordon REID	W-chair tennis		Men's singles
56	16-Sep	Hannah COCKROFT	Athletics	T34	Women's 800m
57	16-Sep	John WALKER	Archery	W1	Men's individual compound
58	16-Sep	Claire CASHMORE Stephanie MILLWARD Stephanie SLATER Alice TAI	Swimming	34pts	Women's 4 x 100m medley relay
59	17-Sep	Jessica STRETTON	Archery	W1	Women's individual compound
60	17-Sep	Sarah STOREY	Cycling	C4-5	Women's road race
61	17-Sep	John WALKER Jo FRITH	Archery	W1	Team compound
62	17-Sep	Ollie HYND	Swimming	SM8	Men's 200m individual medley
63	17-Sep	Hannah RUSSELL	Swimming	S12	Women's 50m freestyle
64	17-Sep	Bethany FIRTH	Swimming	SM14	Women's 200m individual medley

		SILVER
1	08-Sep	Crystal LANE	Cycling	C5	Women's individual pursuit
2	08-Sep	Harriet LEE	Swimming	SB9	Women's 100m breaststroke
3	08-Sep	Jonathan FOX	Swimming	S7	Men's 100m backstroke
4	09-Sep	Stefanie REID	Athletics	F44	Women's long jump
5	09-Sep	Ali JAWAD	Powerlifting		Men's -59kg
6	09-Sep	Stephanie SLATER	Swimming	S8	Women's 100m butterfly
7	10-Sep	Kare ADENEGAN	Athletics	T34	Women's 100m
8	10-Sep	Toby GOLD	Athletics	T33	Men's 100m
9	11-Sep	Lauren STEADMAN	Paratriathlon	PT4	Women's event
10	11-Sep	Neil FACHIE [Peter Mitchell]	Cycling	B	Men's 1000m time trial
11	11-Sep	Alison PATRICK [Hazel Smith]	Paratriathlon	PT5	Women's event
12	11-Sep	Rebecca REDFERN	Swimming	SB13	Women's 100m breaststroke
13	11-Sep	Thomas HAMER	Swimming	S14	Men's 200m freestyle
14	11-Sep	Jessica-Jane APPLEGATE	Swimming	S14	Women's 200m freestyle
15	12-Sep	Jodie GRINHAM John STUBBS	Archery		Team compound open
16	12-Sep	Jonathan BROOM-EDWARDS	Athletics	T44	Men's high jump
17	13-Sep	Piers GILLIVER	W-chr fencing	A	Men's individual épée
18	13-Sep	Ollie HYND	Swimming	S8	Men's 100m backstroke
19	14-Sep	Lee PEARSON	Equestrian	Ib	Individual championship test
20	14-Sep	Jonathan FOX	Swimming	S7	Men's 400m freestyle
21	14-Sep	Andy LAPTHORNE	W-chr tennis		Quad singles
22	14-Sep	Bethany FIRTH	Swimming	S14	Women's 100m backstroke
23	14-Sep	Scott QUIN	Swimming	SB14	Men's 100m breaststroke
24	14-Sep	Claire CASHMORE	Swimming	SB8	Women's 100m breaststroke
25	15-Sep	Anne DUNHAM	Equestrian	Ia	Individual championship test
26	15-Sep	Richard WHITEHEAD	Athletics	T42	Men's 100m
27	15-Sep	Gordon REID Alfie HEWITT	W-chr tennis		Men's doubles
28	15-Sep	Kadeena COX Maria LYLE Georgina HERMITAGE Sophie HAHN	Athletics	T35-38	Women's 4 x 100m
29	16-Sep	Sophie WELLS	Equestrian	IV	Individual freestyle test
30	16-Sep	Anne DUNHAM	Equestrian	II	Individual freestyle test
31	16-Sep	David STONE	Cycling	T1-2	Men's road race
32	16-Sep	Alfie HEWITT	W-chr tennis		Men's singles
33	16-Sep	Andrew MULLEN	Swimming	S5	Men's 50m backstroke
34	17-Sep	Jo FRITH	Archery	W1	Women's individual compound
35	17-Sep	Stephanie MILLWARD	Swimming	SM8	Women's 200m individual medley
36	17-Sep	Abby KANE	Swimming	S13	Women's 100m backstroke
37	17-Sep	Paul BLAKE	Athletics	T36	Men's 800m
38	17-Sep	Thomas HAMER	Swimming	SM14	Men's 200m individual medley
39	17-Sep	Jessica-Jane APPLEGATE	Swimming	SM14	Women's 200m individual medley

		BRONZE
1	08-Sep	Stephanie MILLWARD	Swimming	S8	Women's 400m freestyle
2	08-Sep	Jessica-Jane APPLEGATE	Swimming	S14	Women's 100m backstroke
3	08-Sep	Andrew MULLEN	Swimming	S5	Men's 400m freestyle
4	09-Sep	Zoe NEWSON	Powerlifting		Women's 45kg
5	09-Sep	Gemma PRESCOTT	Athletics	F32	Women's club throw
6	09-Sep	Kadeena COX	Athletics	T38	Women's 100m
7	09-Sep	Susie RODGERS	Swimming	S7	Women's 50m freestyle
8	09-Sep	Louis ROLFE	Cycling	C3	Men's individual pursuit
9	09-Sep	Lewis WHITE	Swimming	S9	Men's 400m freestyle
10	10-Sep	Sabrina FORTUNE	Athletics	F20	Women's shot put
11	10-Sep	Andrew SMALL	Athletics	T33	Men's 100m
12	10-Sep	Alice TAI	Swimming	S10	Women's 100m backstroke
13	11-Sep	Tom AGGAR	Rowing		Men's single sculls
14	11-Sep	Sophie THORNHILL [Helen Scott]	Cycling	B	Women's individual pursuit
15	11-Sep	Melissa REID [Nicole Walters]	Paratriathlon	PT5	Women's event
16	11-Sep	Amy MARREN	Swimming	SM9	Women's 200m individual medley
17	11-Sep	David HENSON	Athletics	T42	Men's 200m
18	11-Sep	Josef CRAIG	Swimming	S8	Men's 100m freestyle
19	11-Sep	Stephanie MILLWARD	Swimming	S8	Women's 100m freestyle
20	13-Sep	Stephen MILLER	Athletics	F32	Men's club throw
21	13-Sep	Jamie BURDEKIN Andy LAPTHORNE	W-chr tennis		Quad doubles
22	13-Sep	Eleanor SIMMONDS	Swimming	S6	Women's 400m freestyle
23	13-Sep	Lucy SHUKER Jordanne WHILEY	W-chr tennis		Women's doubles
24	14-Sep	Maria LYLE	Athletics	T35	Women's 100m
25	14-Sep	David STONE	Cycling	T1-2	Men's time trial
26	14-Sep	Lora TURNHAM [Corrine Hall]	Cycling	B	Women's time trial
27	14-Sep	Kare ADENEGAN	Athletics	T34	Women's 400m
28	14-Sep	Susie RODGERS	Swimming	S7	Women's 400m freestyle
29	15-Sep	Ian MARSDEN	Paracanoeing	KL1	Men's event
30	15-Sep	Nick BEIGHTON	Paracanoeing	KL2	Men's event
31	15-Sep	Charlotte HENSHAW	Swimming	S6	Women's 100m breaststroke
32	16-Sep	Will BAYLEY Aaron MCKIBBIN Ross WILSON	Table tennis	C6-8	Men's team
33	16-Sep	Dan GREAVES	Athletics	F44	Men's discus
34	16-Sep	Kare ADENEGAN	Athetlics	T34	Women's 800m
35	16-Sep	Hannah RUSSELL	Swimming	S13	Women's 100m freestyle
36	17-Sep	Crystal LANE	Cycling	C4-5	Women's road race
37	17-Sep	Vicky JENKINS	Archery	W1	Women's individual compound
38	17-Sep	Maria LYLE	Athletics	T35	Women's 200m
39	17-Sep	Men's GB TEAM	W-chr basketball		Men's event
40	17-Sep	Helen LUCAS	Sailing		One-person keelboat
41	17-Sep	Alexandra RICKHAM Niki BIRRELL	Sailing		Two-person keelboat
42	17-Sep	Stephen BATE [Adam Duggleby]	Cycling	B	Men's road race
43	17-Sep	Ellie ROBINSON	Swimming	S6	Women's 100m freestyle
44	17-Sep	Andrew MULLEN	Swimming	S5	Men's 100m freestyle

Related RIO 2016 OLYMPICS Roll of honour

Rio 2016 Paralympics: On a level... aren't they?

SUPERCHARGED British athletes are set to take to the stage from tonight as the 15th edition of the Summer Paralympic Games begins in Rio de Janeiro.

The spotlight for the next 11 days will fix itself firmly on the likes of Jonnie Peacock, David Weir, Ellie Simmonds and flagbearer Lee Pearson as Paralympics GB look to emulate the overseas success of their Team GB Olympic counterparts.

Officially, UK Sport - the nation's high performance funding agency - has set Paralympics GB a target of 121 medals, one more than in London four years ago.

And, while that might sound extremely ambitious, Great Britain - as the spiritual home of the competition - has a fine Paralympics tradition.

In fact, rather impressively, the British team has always finished in the top five of the Paralympics medal table, and furthermore has finished in the top three in 12 of the 14 editions held so far.

In all-but-one of the last nine Games, Britain has won more than 100 medals - and the one occasion on which the ton was missed, at Athens 2004, there were still 94 medals collected.

Yet, despite these fine achievements, there lingers a justified feeling among some Paralympians that they are second-class athletes - and this really should not be the case at all.

After all, it goes against the whole point of the Paralympics in which the para- part simply refers to the Ancient Greek suffix meaning beside or alongside.

Far from the misconception that the word derives from paralysis or even paraplegic, the Paralympics are therefore meant to be considered parallel to the Olympics.

Unfortunately, the problem with the build-up to Rio 2016 is that this has clearly not been the case.
 
In contast to London, the Paralympics in Rio do not appear to have captured the imagination of the public. 

Reported ticket sales have been desperately slow with only 12% of an original target of 3.3 million tickets sold by mid-August.

Tanni Grey-Thompson, an 11-time Paralympic champion, wrote in the Telegraph: "The prospect of competing in front of near empty stadiums is demoralising."

But Baroness Grey-Thompson also pointed out a much bigger issue has been the way that Paralympics funding has been cut following an over-spend on the Olympics by the Rio 2016 Organizing Committee.

"Never before in the 56-year history of the Paralympic Games have we faced circumstances like this," said International Paralympic Committee president Sir Philip Craven.

The cuts mainly relate to transport services for athletes and their teams, and the closure of a number of venue media centres. Some public parties and gatherings related to the Games have also been cancelled.

At least, thankfully, all 165 competing countries will be able to attend the Games - something which did not look entirely likely at the end of July when the deadline for the issuing of travel grants had been missed by the organisers.

But, of course, it is not just in the organisation of the Paralympic Games that disabled athletes have faced discrimination. Arguably, it is still institutionally prevalent in many sectors.

Just this week, British double Paralympic champion Hannah Cockroft accused sportswear giants Nike and Adidas of not sponsoring her simply because she does not wear shoes during her wheelchair races.

"I wear a shirt, I wear trousers, I wear shoes on the podium when I'm collecting a gold medal. But apparently because that's not when I'm competing, that’s not enough.

"I've been told this by Nike, Adidas, all the big brands. I told them it was discrimination. It is discrimination."

Meanwhile, back in Britain, brutal cuts to the motability allowance by the Conservative government have directly affected Paralympic athletes, as well as thousands of other people.

Determination is undoubtedly one of the greatest strengths of an Olympic or Paralympic athlete, however.

And, if anything, the setbacks and difficulties simply add further fuel to the competitive fires burning deep inside.

Certainly, it is going to make for another great 11 days of sporting drama on television with coverage in the United Kingdom provided, for the second Games in a row, by Channel 4.

Deservedly remaining the televisual home of disability sport, the broadcaster did an excellent job in London 2012 of explaining the rules of the different events and the classifications of the athletes.

The classifications system is sometimes not too easy for the casual viewer to understand and, indeed, it has even been claimed by certain athletes that it can be manipulated by others to boost their medal chances.

IPC head Mr Craven defended the system and said it was "permanently being reviewed".

Meanwhile, British Paralympic Association boss Tim Hollingsworth said: "We are here to win medals, but within both the letter and the spirit of the Paralympics."

Clearly then, the build-up to these Games has not been straightforward in the least - and there are also much wider arguments still to be had over the treatment of disabled people in society generally.

For now, though, it is time to enjoy a bit of sport - so sit back and prepare to be amazed once again by the events in Rio.

It is time for the curtain to be raised. It is time for the Paralympic Games.
 

TEAM GB 

Paralympics team

Archery	Michael Hall, John Stubbs, Nathan McQueen, Jodie Grinham, David Phillips, Tania Nadarajah, John Walker, John Cavanagh, Jo Frith, Vicky Jenkins, Jessica Stretton
Athletics	Men - track Graeme Ballard, Paul Blake, Dan Bramall, Mickey Bushell, Richard Chiassaro, Toby Gold, David Henson, Jordan Howe, Moatez Jomni, Rhys Jones, Simon Lawson, Stephen Morris, Stephen Osborne, Jonnie Peacock, Derek Rae, Ben Rowlings, Andrew Small, Isaac Towers, David Weir, Richard Whitehead Women - track Kare Adenegan, Olivia Breen, Libby Clegg [guide: Chris Clarke], Hannah Cockroft, Kadeena Cox, Sophie Hahn, Georgina Hermitage, Jade Jones, Sophie Kamlish, Samantha Kinghorn, Maria Lyle, Polly Maton, Mel Nicholls, Julie Rogers, Laura Sugar, Carly Tait Men - field Jonathan Broom-Edwards, Aled Davies, Kyron Duke, Dan Greaves, Stephen Miller, Sam Ruddock, Kieran Tscherniawsky Women - field Hollie Arnold, Olivia Breen, Joanna Butterfield, Vanessa Daobry, Sabrina Fortune, Kylie Grimes, Abbie Hunnisett, Beverley Jones, Polly Maton, Holly Neill, Gemma Prescott, Stefanie Reid
Boccia [Competition partner]	David Smith [Sarah Nolan], Nigel Murray, Joshua Rowe, Claire Taggart, Jamie McCowan [Linda McCowan], Scott McCowan [Gary McCowan], Patrick Wilson [Kim Smith], Evie Edwards, Stephen McGuire, Kieran Steer
Cycling - Road [Pilot]	Stephen Bate [Adam Duggleby], Neil Fachie [Peter Mitchell], James Ball [Craig MacLean], Sophie Thornhill [Helen Scott], Lora Turnham [Corrine Hall], Kadeena Cox, Crystal Lane, Karen Darke, Hannah Dines, David Stone, Megan Giglia, Sarah Storey
Cycling - Track [Pilot]	Stephen Bate [Adam Duggleby], Neil Fachie [Peter Mitchell], James Ball [Craig MacLean], Sophie Thornhill [Helen Scott], Lora Turnham [Corrine Hall], Jon-Allan Butterworth, Louis Rolfe, Jody Cundy, Kadeena Cox, Crystal Lane, Megan Giglia, Sarah Storey
Equestrian [Horse]	Natasha Baker [Cabral], Anne Dunham [Lucas Normark], Sophie Christiansen [Athene Lindebjerg], Lee Pearson [Zion], Sophie Wells [Valerius]
Football Seven-a-side	POOL B Brazil, Ukraine, Ireland Michael Barker, James Blackwell, Matt Crossen, Martin Hickman, Sean Highdale, Liam Irons, Ryan Kay, David Leavy, Giles Moore, Ollie Nugent, Jonathan Paterson, David Porcher, Emyle Rudder, Jack Rutter
Judo	Jonathan Drane, Sam Ingram, Chris Skelley, Jack Hodgson, Natalie Greenhough
Paracanoeing	Ian Marsden, Nick Beighton, Robert Oliver, Jeanette Chippington, Emma Wiggs, Anne Dickins
Paratriathlon [Guide]	Phil Hogg, Joe Townsend, Andy Lewis, Ryan Taylor, David Hill, George Peasgood, Claire Cunningham, Faye McClelland, Lauren Steadman, Alison Patrick [Hazel Smith], Melissa Reid [Nicole Walters]
Powerlifting	Zoe Newson, Natalie Blake, Ali Jawad, Micky Yule
Rowing	Tom Aggar, Rachel Morris, Laurence Whiteley-Lauren Rowles, Grace Clough-Daniel Brown-Pam Relph-James Fox-Oliver James (cox)
Sailing	Helena Lucas, Niki Birrell-Alex Rickham, John Robertson-Stephen Thomas-Hannah Stodel
Shooting	Stewart Nangle, Owen Burke, Issy Bailey, Matt Skelhon, James Bevis, Ryan Cockbill, Richard Davies, Tim Jeffery, Karen Butler, Ben Jesson, Lorraine Lambert
Swimming	Men Jonathan Booth, Stephen Clegg, Josef Craig, James Crisp, Ryan Crouch, Jonathan Fox, Thomas Hamer, Ollie Hynd, Michael Jones, Sascha Kindred, Aaron Moores, Andrew Mullen, Scott Quin, Lewis White, Matthew Wylie Women Jessica-Jane Applegate, Claire Cashmore, Bethany Firth, Charlotte Henshaw, Abby Kane, Harriet Lee, Amy Marren, Stephanie Millward, Rebecca Redfern, Ellie Robinson, Susie Rodgers, Hannah Russell, Ellie Simmonds, Stephanie Slater, Alice Tai
Table tennis	Paul Davies, Rob Davies, Jack Hunter-Spivey, Paul Karabardak, David Wetherill, Will Bayley, Aaron McKibbin, Ross Wilson, Ashley Facey-Thompson, Kim Daybell; Jane Campbell, Sara Head, Susan Gilroy
Wheelchair basketball	Men - GROUP Brazil, Iran, United States, Algeria, Germany Harry Brown, Simon Brown, Terry Bywater, Gaz Choudhry, Abdi Jama, Lee Manning, Kyle Marsh, Simon Munn, Ade Orogbemi, Phil Pratt, Ian Sagar, Greg Warburton Women - GROUP Brazil, Germany, Canada, Argentina Jordanna Bartlett, Sophie Carrigill, Amy Conroy, Leah Evans, Helen Freeman, Clare Griffiths, Joy Haizelden, Judith Hamer, Robyn Love, Charlotte Moore, Katie Morrow, Laurie Williams
Wheelchair fencing	Piers Gilliver, Dimitri Coutya, Gemma Collis
Wheelchair rugby	POOL B Canada, Australia, Brazil Alan Ash, Coral Batey, Ayaz Bhuta, Jonathan Coggan, Ryan Cowling, Bulbul Hussain, Mike Kerr, Jim Roberts, Chris Ryan, Mandip Sehmi, Jamie Stead, Gavin Walker
Wheelchair tennis	Alex Hewitt, Marc McCarroll, David Phillipson, Gordon Reid; Louise Hunt, Lucy Shuker, Jordanne Whiley; Jamie Burdekin, Antony Cotterill, Andy Lapthorne; Alfie Hewitt-Gordon Reid, Marc McCarroll-David Phillipson; Lucy Shuker-Jordanne Whiley; Jamie Burdekin-Andy Lapthorne