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 Josie Aslakson Wheelchair Basketball Paralympian 2020, 2024 University of Texas at Arlington, New York University Jordan, MN Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
| Wheelchair Basketball | University of Texas at Arlington, New York University | Jordan, MN | Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
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 Abby Bauleke Wheelchair Basketball Paralympian 2020, 2024 University of Alabama Savage, MN Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
| Wheelchair Basketball | University of Alabama | Savage, MN | Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
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 Brian Bell Wheelchair Basketball Paralympian 2016, 2020, 2024 DeVry University ‘19 Birmingham, AL Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
| Wheelchair Basketball | DeVry University ‘19 | Birmingham, AL | Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
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 John Boie Wheelchair Basketball Paralympian 2020, 2024 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Milton, WI Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
| Wheelchair Basketball | University of Wisconsin-Whitewater | Milton, WI | Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
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 Kaitlyn Eaton Wheelchair Basketball Paralympian 2020, 2024 University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Houston, TX Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
| Wheelchair Basketball | University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign | Houston, TX | Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
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 AJ Fitzpatrick Wheelchair Basketball Paralympian 2024 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Cedar Rapids, IA Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
| Wheelchair Basketball | University of Wisconsin-Whitewater | Cedar Rapids, IA | Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
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 Ixhelt Gonzalez Wheelchair Basketball Paralympian 2020, 2024 St. Francis de Sales High School (Chicago, Illinois) ‘22 Chicago, IL Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
| Wheelchair Basketball | St. Francis de Sales High School (Chicago, Illinois) ‘22 | Chicago, IL | Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
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 Nate Hinze Wheelchair Basketball Paralympian 2012, 2016, 2020, 2024 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Cedar Grove, WI Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
| Wheelchair Basketball | University of Wisconsin-Whitewater | Cedar Grove, WI | Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
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 Rose Hollermann Wheelchair Basketball Paralympian 2012, 2016, 2020, 2024 University of Texas at Arlington Elysian, MN Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
| Wheelchair Basketball | University of Texas at Arlington | Elysian, MN | Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
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 Ali Ibanez Wheelchair Basketball Paralympian 2020, 2024 University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Murray, UT Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
| Wheelchair Basketball | University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign | Murray, UT | Number of olympic medals this Athlete has won
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PARIS — Three-time Paralympian Brian Bell sparked Team USA’s fire with consecutive baskets, both coming off nice Jake Williams assists early in the second quarter. The 35-year-old veteran drew a foul on the second, converted the free throw and propelle...
PARIS – Ixhelt Gonzalez converted an uncontested lay-up off a sweet backdoor pass from Becca Murray to give Team USA a 53-50 lead over Great Britain. It was a defining moment and a lead that the U.S. wouldn’t relinquish over the final two minutes in a ...
PARIS – The U.S. men’s wheelchair basketball team’s quest for an unprecedented three-peat started off with a bang.Fending off a Spanish team that boasts a threatening offense, the U.S. capitalized on a two-minute Spain scoring drought late in the fourt...
A gold medal in Paris would make the U.S. wheelchair basketball team the first to win three straight golds in the sport.
Nate Hinze will share new experiences in France, while his wife and three children have joined him overseas
Bailey Moody and Ixhelt Gonzalez go for gold this summer after leading Alabama to another college title this spring.
The 40-year-old and mother of three eyes a fifth Paralympics as she co-captains Team USA at the Parapan American Games.
The three-time Paralympian covers the personal stories of disabled athletes in the illustrated kids’ book.
