Queensland trio lead Diamonds past England in Glasgow
The reigning Commonwealth champions backed up their opening-round win over Tonga with another commanding performance, taking...
There were broken records and standout performances by Queenslanders in the swimming pool and on the cycling track on Day 8 of the Paris Paralympics.
Ben Hance set a new World Record in the Men’s S14 100m Backstroke to win gold. Jake Michel won gold in the Men’s SB14 100m Breaststroke.
Korey Boddington dominated the Para Cycling events, winning multiple gold medals including a world record in the men’s 1000m Time Trial.
QAS-supported athletes continued to deliver exceptional performances as Queensland’s Paralympic medal tally grew significantly.
