Meet New Brunswick's Paralympic Team: Learn the Names and Faces
A Team of Resilience and Determination
The Paralympic Games are a celebration of athleticism, resilience, and human spirit. This year, New Brunswick is sending a team of 10 athletes to compete in various sports, including swimming, track and field, and wheelchair basketball. These athletes have overcome incredible challenges to reach this level of competition, and they are an inspiration to all who know them.
The Faces of New Brunswick's Paralympic Team
- Benoit Huot: A 20-time Paralympic medalist in swimming
- Angela Goran: A world champion in wheelchair basketball
- Liam Hickey: A rising star in track and field
- Curtis McGrath: A Paralympic medalist in wheelchair basketball
- Jayme Paris: A member of Canada's Paralympic swim team
- Sabrina Duchesne: A four-time Paralympic medalist in wheelchair basketball
- Adam MacLellan: A Paralympic medalist in wheelchair basketball
- Kevin Arsenault: A Paralympian in wheelchair basketball
- Victoria Nolan: A rising star in wheelchair basketball
- Crystele O'Connor: A member of Canada's Paralympic swim team
A Legacy of Success
New Brunswick has a long and proud history of Paralympic success. The province has produced numerous Paralympic medalists, including Benoit Huot, Angela Goran, and Curtis McGrath. These athletes have helped to raise the profile of Paralympic sports in Canada and around the world.
An Inspiration to All
The New Brunswick Paralympic team is an inspiration to all New Brunswickers. Their stories of resilience and determination are a reminder that anything is possible if you set your mind to it. We are proud to support our team as they compete in the Paralympic Games.
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