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Tokyo Paralympic College Resource Hub

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Flag bearer Allison Jones of the United States leads the team entering the stadium during the Opening Ceremony of the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games at Maracana Stadium on September 7, 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Photo by Buda Mendes/Getty Images)

Team USA's 2020 Paralympic Collegiate Footprint
Team USA's 2020 Paralympic Collegiate FootprintMore than half of the athletes on the 2020 U.S. Paralympic Team competed collegiately. There are many methods used to name athletes to the Paralympic team, some are determined by NGBs/high performance mana...
Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020 - U.S. School Leaderboard
Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games U.S School LeaderboardThe USOPC built a U.S. school leaderboard to aid schools and conferences as they monitor their Team USA medal-winning performances in Tokyo. Unlike Team USA’s full Paralympic medal count, which tallies ...
Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020 Collegiate Athlete Testimonials
Learn firsthand how some of the collegiate athletes on the 2020 U.S. Paralympic Team have grown and developed through our country's collegiate sports system.To provide an athlete testimonial for your college/university, please email ParalympiansMadeHer...
U.S. Paralympian Historical Collegiate Athlete Database
U.S. Paralympian Historical Collegiate Athlete DatabaseA historical overview of U.S. Paralympians with collegiate student-athlete affiliations. If you know of an athlete missing from the list below, please email ParalympiansMadeHere@usopc.org. You may ...