Lists of Paralympic medalists

This article includes lists of all Paralympic medalists since 1960, organized by each Paralympic sport or discipline, and also by Paralympiad.

Table of contents
By sport

Summer (past) • Winter (past)

By Paralympiad

Summer • Winter

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By sport

Summer Paralympic sports

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Discipline Contested Number of
 Medals awarded Athlete(s) with the most medals
(Gold-Silver-Bronze)
Paralympiads medal events
in 2012		 Gold Silver Bronze Total
Archery Since 1960 9 9 152 143 133 428  Paola Fantato (ITA) (5-1-2)
Athletics Since 1960 29  Heinz Frei (SUI) (11-6-5)
Boccia Since 1984 7  Antonio Cid (ESP) (3-2-1)

 Antonio Marques (POR) (2-3-1)
 Henrik Jorgensen (DEN) (1-3-2)
 Fernando Ferreira (POR) (1-2-3)

Cycling 14  Christopher Scott (AUS) (6-2-2)
Equestrian 11  Lee Pearson (GBR) (9-0-0)
Football 5-a-side Since 2004 1 3 3 3 3 9  Brazil (BRA) (3-0-0)
Football 7-a-side Since 1984 1 9 9 9 9 27  Netherlands (NED) (3-0-0)
 Russia (RUS) (2-2-1)
Goalball Since 1976 2 18 18 18 18 54  Niklas Hultqvist (SWE) (0-1-2)
Judo Since 1988 13  Satoshi Fujimoto (JPN) (3-1-0)

 Simon Jackson (GBR) (3-0-1)
 Yu Sung An (KOR) (2-0-2)

Powerlifting Since 1984 2  Gomma G. Ahmed (EGY) (3-1-0)

 Keum Jong Jung (KOR) (2-1-1)

Rowing Since 2008 1 8 8 8 8 32  Liudmila Vauchok (BLR) (0-1-1)
Sailing 1996;
since 2000		 3 3 9 9 9 27
Shooting Since 1976 12 12 146 140 141 427  Jonas Jacobsson (SWE) (16-1-8)
Swimming Since 1960 81  Trischa Zorn (USA) (32-9-5)
Table tennis Since 1960 4  Kyung Mook Kim (KOR) (4-1-5)

 Matti Launonen (FIN) (2-4-4)

Volleyball Since 1976 2  Manfred Kohl (GER)/(FRG) (4-0-0)

 Ali Golkar Azghandi (IRI) (3-1-0)

Wheelchair basketball Since 1960 2
Wheelchair fencing Since 1960 14  Roberto Marson (ITA) (8-5-2)
Wheelchair rugby 1996;
since 2000		 1 4 4 4 4 12
Wheelchair tennis 1988;
since 1992		 6 32 32 32 32 96  Esther Vergeer (NED) (5-1-0)

 David Hall (AUS) (1-3-2)

Winter Paralympic sports

Discipline Contested Number of
 Medals awarded Athlete(s) with the most medals
(Gold-Silver-Bronze)
Paralympiads medal events
in 2010		 Gold Silver Bronze Total
Alpine skiing Since 1976 10 30 424 416 405 1245  Gerd Schönfelder (GER) (16-4-2)
Biathlon Since 1988 7 12 59 59 59 177  Verena Bentele (GER) (3-0-1)

 Frank Höfle (GER) (3-0-1)
 Wilhelm Brem (GER) (2-1-1)
 Anne Floriet (FRA) (1-2-1)

Cross-country skiing Since 1976 10 20 311 301 297 909  Frank Höfle (GER)/(FRG) (10-5-2)
Ice sledge hockey Since 1994 5 1 5 5 5 15  Helge Bjørnstad (NOR) (1-3-0)

 Eskil Hagen (NOR) (1-3-0)
 Atle Haglund (NOR) (1-3-0)
 Kjetil Korbu Nilsen (NOR) (1-3-0)

Wheelchair curling Since 2006 2 1 2 2 2 6  Sonja Gaudet (CAN) (2-0-0)

 Jalle Jungnell (SWE) (0-0-2)
 Anette Wilhelm (SWE) (0-0-2)

Past sports

Summer

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Discipline Contested Number of
Paralympiads		 Medals awarded Athlete(s) with the most medals
Gold Silver Bronze Total
Dartchery
Lawn bowls
Snooker  Michael Shelton (GBR) (3-1-1)
Weightlifting 1964–1992  Abraham Strauch (ISR) (4-1-0)

 R. Rowe (GBR) (1-3-1)

Wrestling 1980–1984  James Mastro (USA) (2-0-0)

 Ken Sparks (USA) (2-0-0)

Winter

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Discipline Contested Number of
Paralympiads		 Medals awarded Athlete(s) with the most medals
Gold Silver Bronze Total
Ice sledge speed racing  Knut Lundstrøm (NOR) (8-3-1)

By Paralympiad

Summer Paralympic Games

Games Medal Host Number
of medal
events		 Medals awarded Athlete(s) with the most medals
(Gold-Silver-Bronze)
Gold Silver Bronze Total
1960 winners table Italy Rome, Italy 113 113 94 84 291 Maria Scutti  Italy (ITA) (9-1-2) Athletics
1964 winners table Japan Tokyo, Japan 144 144 138 136 418 Dean Slaugh  United States (USA) (4-0-0) Archery
Serge Bec  France (FRA) (3-1-0) Wheelchair Fencing
Roberto Marson  Italy (ITA) (1-2-1) Wheelchair Fencing
1968 winners table Israel Tel Aviv, Israel 189 189 186 201 576 Roberto Marson  Italy (ITA) (4-2-0) Wheelchair Fencing
1972 winners table West Germany Heidelberg, West Germany 188 188 187 200 575 Eve M. Rimmer  New Zealand (NZL) (2-2-0) Athletics
1976 winners table Canada Toronto, Canada 447 447 378 347 1172 Josefina Cornejo  Mexico (MEX) (4-1-0) Athletics
Uri Bergman  Israel (ISR) (6-0-0) Swimming
Marijke Ruiter  Netherlands (NED) (7-0-0) Swimming
1980 winners table Netherlands Arnhem, Netherlands 587 587 537 486 1610 Trischa Zorn  United States (USA) (5-0-0) Swimming
1984 winners table United Kingdom Stoke Mandeville, United Kingdom
United States New York, United States		 973 973 946 848 2767 Monica Saker  Sweden (SWE) (5-0-0) Athletics
Helena Brunner  Australia (AUS) (5-1-1) Swimming
1988 winners table South Korea Seoul, South Korea 733 733 731 744 2208 Mike Kenny  Great Britain (GBR) (5-1-0) Swimming
Trischa Zorn  United States (USA) (12-0-0) Swimming
1992 winners table Spain Barcelona, Spain 490 490 487 526 1503 Bart Dodson  United States (USA) (8-0-0) Athletics
Christopher Holmes  Great Britain (GBR) (6-1-0) Swimming
Trischa Zorn  United States (USA) (10-0-0) Swimming
1996 winners table United States Atlanta, United States 518 518 517 542 1577 Duane Kale  New Zealand (NZL) (4-1-1) Swimming
Priya Cooper  Australia (AUS) (5-1-1) Swimming
2000 winners table Australia Sydney, Australia 550 550 549 558 1657 Mayumi Narita  Japan (JPN) (6-1-0) Swimming
Siobhan Paton  Australia (AUS) (6-0-0) Swimming
2004 winners table Greece Athens, Greece 519 519 518 533 1570 Jonas Jacobsson  Sweden (SWE) (4-0-0) Shooting
Erin Popovich  United States (USA) (7-0-0) Swimming
Benoît Huot  Canada (CAN) (5-1-0) Swimming
Natalie du Toit  South Africa (RSA) (5-1-0) Swimming
Chui Yee Yu  Hong Kong (HKG) (4-0-0) Wheelchair fencing
2008 winners table China Beijing, China 473 473 471 487 1431 Chantal Petitclerc  Canada (CAN) (5-0-0) Athletics
Jessica Long  United States (USA) (4-1-1) Swimming
2012 winners table United Kingdom London, United Kingdom 503 503 503 516 1522 Jacqueline Freney  Australia (AUS) (8-0-0)
Daniel Dias  Brazil (BRA) (6-0-0)
Matthew Cowdrey  Australia (AUS) (5-2-1)
Ihar Boki  Belarus (BLR) (5-1-0)
2016 winners table Brazil Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 529 529 529 539 1597 Daniel Dias  Brazil (BRA) (5-3-2)

Winter Paralympic Games

Games Medal Host Number
of medal
events		 Medals awarded Athlete(s) with the most medals
(Gold-Silver-Bronze)
Gold Silver Bronze Total
1976 winners table Sweden Örnsköldsvik, Sweden 53 53 46 42 141 Heinz Moser  Austria (AUT) (3-0-0) Alpine skiing
Petra Merkott  West Germany (FRG) (3-0-0) Alpine skiing
Teuvo Sahi  Finland (FIN) (3-0-0) Cross-country skiing
1980 winners table Norway Geilo, Norway 63 63 54 51 168 Jouko Grip  Finland (FIN) (3-0-0) Cross-country skiing
Desiree Johannsom  Norway (NOR) (5-0-0) Cross-country skiing and ice sledge speed racing
1984 winners table Austria Innsbruck, Austria 107 107 106 102 315 Paul Dibello  United States (USA) (4-0-0) Alpine skiing
Gunilla Ahren  Sweden (SWE) (4-0-0)
Lahja Haemaelaeinen  Finland (FIN) (4-0-0) Ice sledge speed skating
1988 winners table Austria Innsbruck, Austria 96 96 93 90 279 Reinhold Möller  West Germany (FRG) (3-0-0) Alpine skiing
Knut Lundstroem  Norway (NOR) (4-0-0) Ice sledge speed racing
Ragnhild Myklebust  Norway (NOR) (5-1-0) Ice sledge speed racing and cross-country skiing
1992 winners table France Albertville, France 79 79 78 78 235 Reinhold Moeller  Germany (GER) (4-0-0) Alpine skiing
Nikolai Ilioutchenko  Unified Team (EUN) (3-0-0) Cross-country skiing
1994 winners table Norway Lillehammer, Norway 133 125 124 122 371 Brian Santos  United States (USA) (4-0-0) Alpine skiing
Reinhold Moeller  Germany (GER) (4-0-0) Alpine skiing
Ragnhild Myklebust  Norway (NOR) (5-2-1) Ice sledge speed racing and cross-country skiing
Terjo Løvaas  Norway (NOR) {4-0-0) Cross-country skiing
1998 winners table Japan Nagano, Japan 122 122 122 123 367 Madga Arno  Spain (ESP) (4-0-0) Alpine skiing
Knut Lundstroem  Norway (NOR) (4-0-0) Ice sledge speed racing
Wakako Tschida (2-2-0) Ice sledge speed racing
Ragnhild Myklebust  Norway (NOR) (4-0-0) Cross-country skiing
2002 winners table United States Salt Lake City, United States 92 92 92 92 276 Martin Braxenthaler  Germany (GER) (4-0-0) Alpine skiing
Sarah Will  United States (USA) (4-0-0) Alpine skiing
Ragnhild Myklebust  Norway (NOR) (4-0-0) Cross-country skiing
2006 winners table Italy Turin, Italy 58 58 58 58 174  Olena Iurkovska (UKR) (4-1-1)
2010 winners table Canada Vancouver, Canada 64 64 65 63 192  Nikolay Polukhin
Guide: Andrey Tokarev (RUS) (1-4-1)
2014 winners table Russia Sochi, Russia

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