Presenting the Swedish Paralympic Team in Rio 2016

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CONTENT

CONTENT INTRODUCTION

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OVERVIEW

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ARCHERY

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ATHLETICS

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BOCCIA

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CANOE SPRINT

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CYCLING ROAD

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EQUESTRIAN

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GOALBALL

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JUDO

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SAILING

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SHOOTING

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SWIMMING

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TABLE TENNIS

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WHEELCHAIR RUGBY

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WHEELCHAIR TENNIS

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CENTRAL STAFF

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CONCLUDING REMARKS

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INTRODUCTION

ROAD TO RIO It is time for the fifteenth Paralympic Summer Games. For the first time the games will be held in South America. Brazil is the host nation and Rio de Janeiro, the city where everything will happen. The Swedish team have been preparing for long, but it was only just over 50 days before the opening of the games that all of the team were announced, consisting of 54 Paralympians who will participate in 14 different sports. Out of a Swedish perspective this has only happened once before, in Atlanta in 1996. As everyone knows, the Paralympic development has been huge since. The number of participating nations has increased by more than 60% and the number of active has increased by over 30%. As a result, Paralympics have become a much tougher competition and it requires significantly more of the athletes in order to even get a place in the games for an opportunity to fight for medals. Against this background, I feel proud of the role as Chef de Mission for a team I have great hopes for. We have many strong individuals and a great mix of both experienced Paralympians as first-time participants. The high performance requirements to qualify provides more chances for medals, but we know that the margins will be small. Everything has to get just right at this one time. Before the last Summer Games in London, we talked about a new golden generation. We were referring to all our young athletes with great potential. That they would get in the fight for medals. Several of them did go all the way. Now, another four years down the same track, new names have been added to that golden generation and it have continued to grow in strength and numbers. Who will make it this time is impossible to know, but we hope for many successful Paralympics premieres in Rio. At the same time we don’t underestimate the value of getting the experience and inspiration of participating this time, to create incentives for a long-term race against upcoming games.

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At the conclusion September 18, we know the outcome of the Swedish team in these games. An important element is the support they can get active before and during their contestants. So a call to all of you who are around our active regardless of whether you are on location in Rio or follow races through the media. Keep your fingers crossed and cheer as much as you can! Our Paralympians will do everything they can with the help of their Willpower! Hans SäfstrÜm CdM 3


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BOCCIA CANOE SPRINT CYCLING ROAD EQUESTRIAN GOALBALL JUDO SAILING SHOOTING SWIMMING TABLE TENNIS WHEELCHAIR RUGBY WHEELCHAIR TENNIS

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The competition area is identical and the equipment similar. If they reach the required index, Paralympic athletes can compete in the Olympic Games. Such was the case for New PROGRAMME* Zealander Neroli Fairhall, who competed at SEPTEMBER SESSIONS Los Angeles 1984, and of Italian Paola Fantato, at Atlanta 1996.

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION Practised by athletes with cerebral palsy, paraplegics, quadriplegics, amputees, people with dysfunctional and progressive diseases and multiple impairments, Paralympic archery has the same goal as the Olympic discipline: shoot arrows onto a 10-circle target from a distance of 70m using a recurve bow, or from 50m using a compound bow.

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BOWS AND ARROWS were used for hunting and war 10,000 years ago, but firearms made them obsolete for military purposes. As a sport, however, the popularity of archery has continued to grow. Today, archery is practised in approximately 150 countries. It was the only sport in the Stoke Mandeville Games, the precursor of the Paralympic Games, in 1948, and has been on the Paralympic programme since its first edition, at Rome 1960.

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There are competitions for the visually, intellectually and physically impaired – each with functional classifications to ensure equality among competitors. On account of the athletes’ classifications, competition names are followed by a code (letter + number). The letter used for a track competition is T (from the English word track). The letter F is used for field or jump events (from the English word field). The numbering indicates the athlete’s degree of impairment:

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TRACK* 100 m, 200 m, 800 m 1,500 m, 5,000 m 4x100 m, 4x400 m

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION The programme is similar to that of the Olympic Games. On the track, athletes run distances ranging from 100 to 5,000 metres. Field events include jumping and throwing competitions. There is also the marathon, which will take place on the streets of Rio.

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At the 2016 Games, 1,100 athletes will compete in 177 track, field, and road events over an 11-day period. People with an impairment in over 120 countries worldwide currently practise athletics.

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Viktoria Karlsson, Bollnäs

Magnus Olsson, Bollnäs

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Gunilla Wallengren, Hålanda

Annelie Svärdh, Karlstad

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Per Jonsson, Bollnäs

Luis Angel Ariza Gomez, Alfta

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Jeffrey Ige, Spånga F20, Shot Put Sport club: Huddinge AIs

Tobias Jonsson, Bollnäs T12, Long Jump + 100 m Sport club: IK Orient

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION All boccia events are mixed gender, with indivdual, pair and team competitions. The goal is the same: to throw coloured balls as close as possible to the target, or white ball, which is known as jack. The winner is the player who lands the most balls as close to the jack as possible. Depending on the category, participants can be helped by PROGRAMME* an assistant, who may stabilise the chair or hand the ball to theSEPTEMBER athlete. Competitions are divided SESSIONS into rounds. A coin toss determines who will play WED with the red or07 blue balls. Red balls start the first round and competitors are entitled to six balls 08 THU each. In the individual and pair events, there FRI are four rounds09per game, while in the team competition, there are six rounds 11:00 per match. 17:10

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Boccia is currently practised in over 50 countries by athletes with cerebral palsy or related neurological conditions involving the use of a wheelchair. The sport does not have a similar event in the Olympic Games and it was i ntroduced at the New York/Stoke Mandeville Paralympic Games in 1984.

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It is believed boccia originated in Ancient Greece, with contestants throwing large stones at a target rock. The sport was transformed in 16th-century Italy, and since then its popularity has spread worldwide. Playing boccia requires a skilful combination of control, precision and concentration, as well as a keen tactical nous.

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Speed canoing made its official debut at the Berlin 1936 Games and since then has been a permanent event in the Games programme.

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION While there are two types of boats in the Olympic competitions, canoes and kayaks (identified by the letters C - canoe -, and K - kayak -, respectively), PROGRAMME* the Paralympic Games will only host kayak events. SEPTEMBER SESSIONS The competition takes place in 200m straight-line courses. The winner is the athlete that completes 07 WED the distance in the least amount of time. Events begin with five 08 heats, THUeach with two boats. The winner of each heat advances directly to the finals, FRI while the other09 competitors go on to the semifinals. The three10top-ranked competitors SAT in the semi-finals compete in the finals. The table below shows this sport’s competition calendar and describes the time interval between its respective sessions. Sessions with victory ceremonies are indicated with the letter M.

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The Paralympic canoe event was first introduced in the 2010 World Championship, in Poland, and is among the disciplines that will debut in the 2016 Paralympic programme. Because it is very recent, competition is still restricted to athletes with physical impairments.

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From North America, all the way to Polynesia and even Greenland, kayaks have been used for different purposes throughout history. Originally intended for hunting and fishing, they were made with animal fur stretched over a wooden frame. Canoe races became more popular in the early 20th century, and the 1930s were crucial to boosting their popularity.

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There are three12 functional MON classes in Paralympic canoe events: KL1 (sum of three points), KL2 (four 13and TUE to seven points), KL3 (eight or nine points). In the classification system, the athlete’s points 09:00 14 WED are according to their leg and11:00 trunk movement, 09:00 potential and to15anTHU assessment on the water while 11:50 rowing. The higher the score, the greater the 16 FRI athlete’s functional potential.

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION The Paralympic road cycling competition has male and female, individual and team events. As in conventional cycling, the road races are long and, fundamentally, require good tactics.

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Cycling for athletes with an impairment originated in the early 1980s. Road competitions were introduced in the New York/Stoke Mandeville 1984 Paralympic Games programme, with events for competitors with cerebral palsy. Four years later, in Seoul, cyclists with other types of impairments – cerebral palsy and amputees/ les autres, were also included. Visually impaired athletes made their debut at the Barcelona 1992 Games.

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION As in the Olympic Games, men and women compete together. The main difference is that athletes can use “compensating aids.” A few use adapted saddles if they don’t have a limb, others have “callers” –PROGRAMME* people who inform the proximity of the arena letters if the rider has a visual SEPTEMBER SESSIONS impairment. Athletes are divided into five categories. The lower the class number, the 07 WED greater the impairment. The table below shows this sport’s competition calendar and describes the time interval between its respective sessions. Sessions with victory ceremonies are indicated with the letter M.

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Classes Ia and Ib: Mainly wheelchair users, athletes 09 FRI with little torso balance and/or impairments in all 10 SAT four limbs or no torso balance and good upper limb functions 11 SUN 10:00

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Equestrian sports were originally used for rehabilitation and recreation for people with an impairment. The training discipline for Paralympic athletes was first introduced in the 1970s, and early competitions took place in the UK and Scandinavia. The sport became a fixture in the Paralympic programme at Atlanta 1996.

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Equestrianism has existed for over 2,000 years, ever since the Greeks started training their horses in preparation for war. In the Middle Ages, it continued being developed as a military exercise, with dressage, cross country and jumping tests, aiming to reflect the variety of challenges that horses face in the army.

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Louise Etzner Jakobsson, Klintehamn Stands

Individual Championship Test + Individual Freestyle Test – Grad III Sport club: Wisby Ridklubb Carioca hospitality Ramp Elevator

Agneta Aronsson, Strömsholm Head Coach/Vet Phone: +46 (0) 070-312 28 67

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION As in the case of football 5-a-side, the goalball ball has bells in it. Teams consist of three starting line-up players and three on the bench, all blindfolded. The game is divided into two 12-minute halves, and the winner is the team that scores the most goals. Throws must be low or bouncing and must always touch certain areas of the pitch. Players are both attackers and defenders.

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The width of the goal is the same as the width of the pitch (9m x 1.30m). Therefore, players position themselves in the three areas they PROGRAMME* must defend: left wing, right wing and central or pivot position. There is no contact between SEPTEMBER SESSIONS adversaries, which makes the game safer for the 07 requires WED players. Attacking strength, since the 09:00 13:15 ball weighs 1.25kg. 08 THU

FUTURE ARENA

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17:30 11:15 15:30 19:45 09:00 13:15 17:30 09 key FRI to the11:15 The 11 referees are dynamics15:30 of the 19:45 09:00 are responsible 13:15 17:30 game, but the two main 10 SAT referees 11:15 15:30 19:45 for conducting the match, using 09:00different 13:15whistle 17:30 11 SUN blows and verbal commands.11:15 The four 15:30 officials 19:45 09:00 14:15 for 18:15 working near the 12 goal posts are responsible MON 12:30 16:30 21:45 replacing balls, guiding replaced 09:00 athletes 14:15and 18:15 13 TUE 12:30 The 16:30 for assisting in pitch maintenance. remaining21:45 09:00 14:45 19:00 WED taking ones work on the14table, care of score 13:00 17:15 23:00 sheets and time. 13:30 18:30 15 THU 16:00 21:00 13:30 M 18:30 While you watch16 FRI 16:00 21:55

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First introduced in 1946, goalball was created to assist in the rehabilitation of veterans with a visual impairment. Its popularity has only grown since then: the sport is currently practised in 85 countries. It debuted in the Paralympic Games at Toronto 1976, as a demonstration sport. Since then, goalball has been ever present at all editions of the Games.

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GOALBALL

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Fatmir Seremeti, Trelleborg

Fljorim Seremeti, Trelleborg

Goalball Sport club: FIHF Malmö

Head Coach Phone: +46 (0) 73-426 52 37

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Jimmy Björkstrand, Malmö

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION Only visually impaired athletes compete in Para- lympic judo. For this reason, classification is based on functional, rather than on medical criteria. One of the biggest benefits afforded by Paralympic judo is teaching the athlete to fall properly – since the sport helps them move and position themselves correctly, and they end up being able to avoid common, daily accidents.

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The table below describes the events related to this sport, split into male events, represented by the letter M, female events, by the letter F and mixed events, by the letters MF.

Extra-lightweight – up to 60kg

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Lightweight – up to 52kg

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Half-middleweight – up to 81kg

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Middleweight – up to 90kg

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The official only 12starts MON the bout when the two athletes are holding each other’s judogi (kimono). 13 TUE to keep the fighters active. It is their responsibility If the two are not contact with each other, the 14 in WED bout is stopped.

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Based on jujutsu, it was developed by educator Jigoro Kano and consolidated as a sport in the late 19th century. Judo made its first appearance at the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games. It debuted in the Paralympic programme in Seoul 1988, and women were allowed into the competition from Athens 2004. Judo is the only martial art present in the Paralympic programme.

Athletes are divided into three classes, all starting with the letter B (for blind):

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The table below shows this sport’s competition calendar and describes the time interval between its respective sessions. Sessions with victory ceremonies are indicated with the letter M.

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Three types of boat are used in the competitions:

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION Designed for athletes with a visual or physical impairment, Paralympic sailing uses a functional classification system that takes body stabilityrelated issues into account, based on hand functionality, the preserved degree of mobility, as well as aspects related to the amplitude of the field of view, and visual acuity.

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Sailboat racing first appeared in the 17th century, in the Netherlands. The practice grew in England, when King Charles II, a great sailor, was restored to the throne. The sport was already well established when, in 1851, the schooner America crossed the Atlantic, departing from the United States, and won the race at the Isle of Wight – overcoming British ships and winning the trophy currently known as the America’s Cup. Sailing events debuted at the Atlanta 1996 Paralympic Games, but as a demonstration only. The sport became a medal event at Sydney 2000.

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The table below shows this sport’s competition calendar and describes the time interval between its respective sessions. Sessions with victory ceremonies are indicated with the letter M.

MONUMENTO AOS PRACINHAS

7 in accordance with their degree of impairment. 13:00 The set cannot 12 addMON up to more than 12 points 16:00 Paralympic sailing does not separate competitions 13:00 13 TUE by gender. Even in the 2.4mR16:00 class, in which the 13:00 14 by WED boat is controlled only one athlete, women 16:00 and men compete against each 13:00other. 15 THU 16 FRI 17 SAT

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Fia Fjelddahl, Lerum BAÍA DE GUANABARA

2.4mR Sport club: Göteborgs Kungliga Segelsällskap, Lerums Segelsällskap

PONTA DA AREIA NITERÓI

Linda Rahm, Torslanda Head Coach Phone: +46 (0) 73-727 45 47

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION Athletes with different types of impairment can compete together. The Paralympic Games programme comprises two classes:

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15:30 15:30 09:30 11:45 M 09 FRI There is support equipment, shooting 15:45such as15:45 tables and chairs, in Maddition 09:30to supports 11:45 for 10 SAT 15:45 15:45 the weapons. As in the conventional shooting 09:15 11:45 M competition, according to the event, 11 rules SUN vary 14:30 15:45 distance, type of target, 09:30 firing position, 13:30number M 12 MON 14:45 The 14:45 of shots and the time to shoot. target has 09:30 12:30 10 circles, worth different scores, and the middle M 13 TUE 16:15 16:15 circle, called the bullseye and the smallest of all, 09:30 11:45 M WEDThe is worth 1014 points. winner athlete with 15:45 is the15:45

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The table below shows this sport’s competition calendar and describes the time interval between its respective sessions. Sessions with victory ceremonies are indicated with the letter M.

Olympic Shooting Centre

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SEPTEMBER

Paralympic shooting was born in Scotland, in 1970, debuting at the Toronto 1976 Paralympic Games. It featured 12 events – three men’s, three women’s and six mixed.

• SH1 – pistol and rifle shooters who do not require support for their guns

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The first gun clubs emerged in Germany in the 13th century, and the activity grew with the technological advancements in weapons and ammunition. It was regulated as a sport in the 19th century, a fact that led to the founding of the International Union of National Shooting Federations and Associations, in 1907, currently the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF).

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The table below shows this sport’s competition calendar and describes the time interval between its respective sessions. Sessions with victory ceremonies are indicated with the letter M.

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P1: 10m air pistol – SH1

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R3: 10m air rifle prone – SH1

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R4: 10m air rifle standing – SH2

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R5: 10m air rifle prone – SH2

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R6: 50m rifle prone – SH1

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P3: 25m pistol – SH1

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SHOOTING

Ellinor Axelsson–Vaughn, Surahammar

Joackim Norberg, Johanneshov

SH2 – R4 mixed 10 m Air Rifle, standing + R5 mixed 10 m Air Rifle, prone Sport club: Eskilstuna SKF

SH1 – P1 men 10 m Air Pistol, P3 mixed 25 m Pistol, P4 mixed 50 m Pistol Sport club: Atlas Copco PK

Philip Jönsson, Mariestad

Pernilla Svensson, Ystad

SH2 – R4 mixed 10 m Air Rifle, standing + R5 mixed 10 m Air Rifle, prone Sport club: Mariestad SG

Head Coach Phone: +46 (0) 73-383 29 82

Lotta Helsinger, Sundsvall

Marcus Åberg, Djurhamn

SH1 – R2 women 10 m Air Rifle, standing + R6 mixed 50 m Rifle, prone R8 women 50 m Rifle, 3 positions Sport club: Kubikenborgs Ungdoms- och Sportskyttar, HIF Kämparna

Coach

Håkan Gustafsson, Strömstad

Lisa Axelsson-Vaughn, Surahammar

SH1 – R1 men 10 m Air Rifle, standing + R7 men 50 m Rifle, 3 positions Sport club: Skee SG

Competition partner

Jonas Jacobsson, Krokek

Mats Axelsson, Surahammar

SH1 – R1 men 10 m Air Rifle, standning + R3 mixed 10 m Air Rifle, prone R6 mixed 50 m Rifle, prone + R7 men 50 m Rifle, 3 positions Sport club: Krokeks Skytteförening

Competition partner

Martin Häll, Huddungeby

Mats Jönsson, Mariestad

SH1 – R1 men 10 m Air Rifle, standing + R3 mixed 10 m Air Rifle, prone R6 mixed 50 m Rifle, prone + R7 men 50 m Rifle, 3 positions Sport club: Heby Skytteförening, Eskilstuna Skytteförening

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Ann-Christine Jönsson, Mariestad Competition partner

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SWIMMING

The table below shows this sport’s competition calendar and describes the time interval between its respective sessions. Sessions with victory ceremonies are indicated with the letter M.

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The visually impaired rely on the help of the tapper, an assistant who uses a pole fitted with a cushioned end to let them know when they are near the edges of the pool. Tappers are required for S11 classes and are optional for the S12 and S13 classes. S11 athletes must swim wearing black goggles to keep a swimmer with some vision fromPROGRAMME* having an advantage over others who are completely blind.

BARRA OLYMPIA PARK

The table below shows this sport’s competition calendar and describes the time interval between its respective sessions. Sessions with victory ceremonies are indicated with the letter M.

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For athletes in other classes this equipment 07 WED is optional. Swimmers are grouped into 14 09:30 functional classes. their17:30 groups, 08 THUTo determine 12:05 21:50 athletes undergo a series 09:30 of clinical evaluations 17:30 09 strength, FRI 11:45 21:50mobility to test muscle joint and motor 09:30 (classes S1 to10S10) capacity17:30 (classes SATand visual 11:50 21:15 S11 to S13). The greater the deficiency, the lower 09:30 17:30 11 SUN the class: 11:50 21:30

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SESSIONS

07 WED

ABOUT THE COMPETITION Swimming is the only Paralympic sport to prohibit prostheses during competition. At the beginning of the event, swimmers can start from the block (including sitting), from inside the water or with the help of a professional, depending on the athlete’s level of impairment.

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Lina Watz, Hammarö

Andreas Jonerholm, Södertälje

S10 – 50 m + 100 m + 400 m freestyle 100 m backstroke 100 m butterfly Sport club: Karlstads Simsällskap

Head Coach Phone: +46 (0) 70-777 52 20

Maja Reichard, Nacka

Staffan Gustafsson, Lindesberg

S11 – 50 m + 100 m freestyle, 100 m backstroke 100 m butterfly SB11- 100 m breaststroke SM11 – 200 m medley Sport club: Spårvägen SF

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Pernilla Lindberg, Göteborg

Cecilia Cartling Wallén, Spånga

S14 – 200 m freestyle 100 m backstroke SB14 – 100 m breaststroke SM14 – 200 m medley Sport club: Göteborg SIM

Tapper

Mikael Fredriksson, Mölnlycke

Anna Åhlin, Hässelby

S3 – 50 m + 200 m freestyle 50 m backstroke SM3 – 150 m medley Sport club: Göteborg SIM

Tapper

Karl Forsman, Östersund S6 – ev 400 m freestyle SB5 – 100 m breaststroke Sport club: SK Ägir

Ludvig Nyrén, Grums S10 – 100 m + 400 m freestyle 100 m butterfly Sport club: Säffle SS

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TABLE TENNIS

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PAVILION 3

The sport has been part of the Paralympic programme since the first edition of the Games, at Rome 1960. Non-wheelchair users started competing at Toronto 1976. Competitors with cerebral palsy were included at Arnhem 1980 and athletes with an intellectual impairment were added to the programme at Sydney 2000.

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Table tennis was created in the 19th century in Great Britain, and was played by aristocratic families. In its early days, when it came to be known as wiff-waff, cigar boxes were used as rackets and books served as a net. Both the equipment and the rules had evolved considerably when the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) was established, in 1926.

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The table below shows this sport’s competition calendar and describes the time interval between its respective sessions. Sessions with victory ceremonies are indicated with the letter M.

PROGRAMME*

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TABLE TENNIS

Anna-Carin Ahlquist, Göteborg

Daniel Ellermann, Motala

Klass SF3 singel and team TF4-5 Sport club: BTK Linne

Head Coach Phone: +46 (0) 73-356 85 82

Ingela Lundbäck, Luleå

Anders Sjöstedt, Skövde

Klass SF5 singel and team TF4-5 Sport club: Luleå Pingidförening

Coach

Alexander Öhgren, Norrköping

Robert Svanberg, Stockholm

Klass SM3 singel and team TM3 Sport club: Västerås BTK

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Victor Sjöqvist, Habo

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WHEELCHAIR RUGBY

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First introduced in 1977, in Winnipeg, Canada, wheelchair rugby was the initiative of a group of quadriplegic athletes seeking alternatives to wheelchair basketball. It was initially named murderball because of the sudden impact between players.

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The first international championship was held in 1982, with teams from Canada and the United States. Four years later, wheelchair rugby debuted at the Atlanta 1996 Paralympic Games as a demonstration sport. At Sydney 2000, it became part of the official programme. Since then, it has featured at all editions of the Paralympic Games and is already guaranteed at Tokyo 2020.

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION Wheelchair rugby is a dynamic, heavy contact sport. Crashing is allowed and even encouraged. The game combines elements of rugby, basketball and volleyball, and is played by mixed teams. The teams are formed by four players and there are eight players on the bench, all quadriplegic or with impairments in all four limbs. The objective is to accumulate as many goals as possible. Points are scored when a player carries the ball across the goal line.

Find below a map of the surroundings and how to get to the venue.

LAGOA DE JACAREPAGUÁ

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The table below shows this sport’s competition calendar and describes the time interval between its respective sessions. Sessions with victory ceremonies are indicated with the letter M.

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WHEELCHAIR RUGBY

Glenn Adaszak, Kungsör

Mikael Norlin, Åkarp

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: Köpings IK

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: FIFH

Rickard Löfgren, Upplands Väsby

Tomas Hjert, Skogås

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: Nacka HI

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: Nacka HI

Claes Bertilsson, Svenljunga

Andreas Collin, Västra Frölunda

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: Gothenburg Lions

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: Rehab Alpin

Stefan Jansson, Enskededalen

Thomas Eriksson, Nynäshamn

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: Köpings Hillbillies (Köpings IK)

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: Nacka HI

Lars Varnerud, Solna

Loa Rissmar, Hässelby

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: Köpings Hillbillies (Köpings IK)

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: Nacka HI

Roger Lindberg, Köping

Tobias Sandberg, Tygelsjö

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: Köpings Hillbillies (Köpings IK)

Wheelchair rugby Sport club: FIFH

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WHEELCHAIR RUGBY

Benoit Labrecque, Kungsör

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Britt-Marie Mattsson, Anderstorp Team Manager Phone: +46 (0) 73-091 73 84

Kristoffer Wiström, Farsta Coach

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Although Tennis is believed to have its origins in the 13th century, the modern form of the sport really developed during the late 1800s. In 1873, an English army major by the name of Walter Clopton Wingfield designed, patented and marketed a version of real tennis that could be played outdoors on a lawn. Roughly a century later, Wheelchair Tennis was invented in the United States by Brad Parks, who had been experimenting with Tennis as a recreational therapy after he was injured in a freestyle skiing competition. After featuring as an exhibition sport at the Seoul 1988 Paralympic Games, the sport was introduced as a full-medal event at Barcelona 1992, and has featured at every Games since.

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ABOUT THE COMPETITION The Wheelchair Tennis competition in Rio 2016 consist of six medal events. All medal will be conducted in a single-elimination format. The winners of the semi-finals in each event will play for the gold and silver medals, with the semi-final losers playing for the bronze medal.

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* Information subject to change without prior notice. Sessions with victory cermonies are in bold.

EVENTS Men´s singles Women´s singles Men´s doubles

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WHEELCHAIR TENNIS

Stefan Olsson, Sundborn

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All tickets give access to courts 3 – 9, according to the availability. To access the differnet levels of the central court you can use the stairs, besides lifts and ramps shown on the map. Toilets – accessible, woman´s and men´s – are avaible at all levels.

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CENTRAL STAFF

CENTRAL STAFF

Hans Säfström, Stockholm

Marie Alm, Sundvall

Chef de Mission Phone: +46 (0) 70-392 70 61

Medical team

Helena Nittfors, Varberg Medical team

Ines Lopes, Göteborg

Marcus Sandberg, Norrköping

Deputy Chef de Mission Phone: +46 (0) 704 40 33 15

Medical team

Fredrik Brännström, Norrköping Medical team

Charlotta von Malmborg, Stockholm

Linda Stål, Hudiksvall

Coordinator Phone: +46 (0) 76-765 69 66

Psychology team

Håkan Ryholt, Stockholm Logistics

Tommy Karls, Stockholm Sports Psychologist Phone: +46 (0) 70-555 20 04

Jan Lexell, Höör

Margareta Israelsson, Västerås

Medical Officer Phone: +46 (0) 70-537 67 27

President

Johan Strid, Stockholm Secretary General

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Henrik Hjelmberg, Stockholm

Tomas Brandt, Stockholm

Press Attaché Phone: +46 (0) 70-300 32 42

Marketing

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CONCLUDING REMARKS

BOOST OUR WILLPOWER

The Paralympic Games is an enormous competition. It is the third largest sport event in the world today – after the Olympic games and the World Championships in football. Because of that the games in Rio will get the attention from media all over the world. Public service in Sweden will broadcast more than 250 hours. It gives Paralympics the opportunity to showcase the most exciting games and the heart of it all – our Paralympians. We know a big audience in Sweden expects the best, we’ll all try to live up to the expectations. We are proud to have such generous sponsors. Without them all of this would be impossible. They help us support our athletes in the best possible way. We are also happy with their great interest in our organisations thrive forward. Our sponsors are our true supporters, and many more companies contact us and want to be a part of our journey. We are very happy about that. We´re also proud to see the way our games break down barriers. The Paralympics is a true change maker. It´s not only changing the way the public look upon what is possible, it is actually changing the possibilities. To organize an event like the Paralympic games you have to be able to make the host city accessible. And by doing that the organizers show that sport can be accessible for everyone. I hope that will inspire Swedish cities to do a lot better in welcoming people with disabilities to their sport arenas. It takes a lot of willpower to be an athlete with a disability. Without the willpower Paralympics wouldn’t be. Without hundreds and thousands of hours with tough training from healthy athletes saying “Yes I can!” there wouldn´t be anything to see. But it is together we can make it happen. The athletes, the trainers, the sponsors and everyone cheering by their TV or mobile phone, to reach our goals in Rio we are all parts of the event. Now help us by cheering for the Swedish team and boost our willpower! Margareta Israelsson President 78

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