Scottish Disability Sport

Great Britain has topped the medal table at LA’s Para-Cycling Track World Championships with eight gold, seven silver and two bronze medals.

The UK Sports Association for People with Learning Disability (UKSA) has announced the Team to represent Great Britain at the 7th INAS World Indoor Athletics Championships in Manchester from 14th – 18th March 2012.
 

The 2012 World Trail Orienteering Championships 2012 will be held in Dundee and Tentsmuir Forest, Fife from 6th until 9th of June.

Modest GB International sprinter Libby Clegg is taking nothing for granted ahead of the Paralmypic games in London later this year...

Jamie Burdekin won the quad title at the Melbourne Open on a day when British players picked up three titles on the NEC Wheelchair Tennis Tour. 

The Royal Caledonian Curling Club has recently announced that Aileen Neilson, Angie Malone, Gregor Ewan, Jim Gault and Tom Killin will represent Scotland at the World Wheelchair Curling Championships 2012 from 18-25 February in Chuncheon City, South Korea

Helensburgh's Gordon Reid has risen to a new career best world ranking of No 15 after reaching his first ITF Super Series quarter-final at the British Open in Nottingham. 

Two Scottish athletes with a disability will fly back to Glasgow on Thursday with no fewer than eight gold medals from the International Wheelchair and Amputee Sport (IWAS) Senior World Championships in Sharjah, Dubai.
 

Steven Moodie struck gold for Scotland at the Para-Badminton World Championships in Guatemala.