Three Team USA athletes secured medals as track and field competition at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games concluded at the Stáde de France. Two-time Paralympians Isaac Jean-Paul (Evanston, Ill.), Brittni Mason (Cleveland, Ohio) and Eva Houston (Omaha, Neb.) all found the podium in their respective events.

In a display of grit and willpower, Team USA athletes stayed within reach of the lead group throughout an exhilarating men’s and women’s C4-5 road race. With riders pushing their limits, Team USA showcased their ability to hold their own against some of the sport’s finest competitors.

Opening day of the road course at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games was a true test of individual fortitude, endurance and power. As riders faced the solo battle against the clock, three Team USA women emerged victorious, each claiming gold in their respective events.

Christie Raleigh Crossley (Toms River, N.J.) opened the day in spectacular fashion for Team USA, winning Paralympic gold in the women’s 100-meter backstroke S9.

Though rain threatened to dampen the day, it did little to temper the electrifying energy of the velodrome, where spirited spectators witnessed Elouan Gardon (Acme, Wash.) secure a bronze medal for Team USA in his Paralympic debut.

Team USA’s Daniel Romanchuk (Mount Airy, Md.) and Jaydin Blackwell (Oak Park, Mich.) shone on the second day of Para track and field competition at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, leading seven Team USA medals by topping the podium in the men’s 5000-meter T54 and the men’s 100-meter T38, respectively.

Two U.S. swimmers snagged gold medals on day three of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games at the Paris La Defense Arena. Olivia Chambers (Little Rock, Ark.) won the second Paris 2024 gold medal in her Paralympic debut in the women’s 400-meter freestyle S13. Four-time Paralympian and reigning women’s 200-meter individual medley SM7 champion Mallory Weggemann (Eagan, Minn.) won her second consecutive gold medal in the event. 2020 Paralympic bronze medalist Julia Gaffney (Little Rock, Ark.) earned a second straight bronze medal, joining Weggeman on the medal stand.

On the opening night of track and field at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games in front of a capacity crowd at Paris’ famed Stáde de France, Paralympic rookie Korban Best (Southlake, Texas) earned the first track and field medal for Team USA in Paris.

In a true triumph of spirit, Team USA athletes celebrated the love of competition as they advanced to the Para-cycling track finals on day two of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.

With three Paralympic gold medals and a slew of Paralympic Games experience between them, four-time Paralympian Steve Serio and 2016 Paralympic champion Nicky Nieves were selected to lead Team USA into the Paralympic Games Paris 2024 as Opening Ceremony flag bearers the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee announced.

Former Eastern Michigan University Women's Track & Field student-athlete Brittni Mason has been selected to the United States' Paralympic Team for the second time in her career, the United States' Olympic/Paralympic Committee (USOPC) announced Sunday, July 21.

Four long jump Americas and world records fell as the second day of the U.S. Paralympic Team Trials – Track & Field wrapped at the Ansin Sports Complex in Miramar. Paralympians Ezra Frech (Los Angeles, Calif.), Jarryd Wallace (Athens, Georgia) and Noelle Lambert (Manchester, New Hampshire) all hit Americas records in their long jump events, while teenager Annie Carey (Boise, Idaho) broke her own world record in the T44 long jump.

Experience led the way as the U.S. Paralympic Team Trials – Track & Field opened with the first of three days of competition at the Ansin Sports Complex in Miramar, Fla. Paralympians looking to earn slots on another Games roster won 10 events on the day.

U.S. Paralympics Cycling Monday announced the 13 athletes – seven men and six women – who will compete for Team USA at the Paralympic Games Paris 2024.

U.S. Paralympics Swimming has announced the 33 swimmers – 21 women and 12 men – who have been nominated to the 2024 Paralympic Team following three days of U.S. Paralympic Team Trials – Swimming competition.