Day 1 of IPC Nordic Skiing World Cup

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U.S. Paralympics - January 27, 2012 In his second appearance at a World Cup competition, Dan Cnossen broke into the top-10 on the first day of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Nordic Skiing World Cup in Cable, Wis.    Read More
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Jerome Singleton

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Fastest amputee on the planet.  That's the new title Jerome Singleton secured when he knocked off reigning champion Oscar Pistorius (South Africa) to win gold in the men's 100m (T44) at the 2011 IPC Athletics World Championships in Christchurch, New Zealand.

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Kerri Morgan

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In her first Paralympic Games in 2008, Kerri Morgan finished just out of the medal picture in both of her races, placing fifth in the women's 100m T52 and 200m T52.

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Taylor Chace

U.S. Paralympic Team

Taylor Chace first got started in sled hockey through a program called Northeast Passage at the University of New Hampshire. The opportunity to compete and gain experience in the sport led Chace to the 2006 Paralympic Winter Games in Torino, where he won a bronze medal with the U.S. team.

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Alana Nichols

U.S. Paralympic Team

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