A Brit of a do: Aaron McKibbin got to meet Britain’s world champion 400metres hurdler, Dai Greene, when they came into Metro’s offices for a special London 2012 questions and answers session (Pictures: Ally Carmichael)
GB at London for the Gala dinner with the rest of the GB team. Kim Daybell was not present due to final study commitments before concentrating full time on London 2012
Ashley Davis
Ashley Davis (Wales) showed his continued improvement by beating Shaun Newcomb in the final of the Wheelchair Open. Ashley was a triple champion , also winning the class 1-3 singles and partnering Shaun to take the wheelchair doubles. Adam Thompson (North West) was in great form and beat Paul Waumsley (South East) in the final of the Mens Standing Open to record his first Open Championships win. for full report and results DSE Championships 2012
GB added 2 Gold and 2 silver medals to their tally when they competed in the Team events at the Slovakia Open, making 10 in total - 3 Gold, 4 Silver and 3 Bronze. Continue reading
At the first two days of competing at the 2012 Slovakian Open, the GB squad took 6 medals In the singles events – an impressive performance considering the Chinese TT squad were competing at this event. Continue reading
The GB squad continued their successful build-up to London 2012 by winning 3 Gold medals, 3 Silver medals and 3 bronze medals in the team events at the Slovenian Open, taking their overall tally of medals at this tournament to 4 Gold, 4 Silver and 3 Bronze medals. Continue reading
Ross Wilson, the 16 year old GB player, continued his remarkable success in para table tennis over the last year by taking the Gold medal in the Class 8 singles at the Slovenian Open . Continue reading
Ross and Aaron receive the gold medal for class 8 team event at the China Open
Further success for the GB Paralympic squad has been achieved at the China Open. In an event inevitably dominated by China, one gold, two silvers and one bronze for Great Britain is an excellent return from the five players who all won at least one medal Continue reading