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Players at Maidstone-based Kent Phoenix have a genuine chance of competing at the Olympics.
A Kent-born Olympic track cyclist has been banned from ever competing for Australia again following his controversial decision after the Paris Games.
Emily Craig passed on Olympic-standard advice when she returned to the club where she started her rowing career to receive a lifetime membership.
Wheelchair fencer Henry Patient is aiming for the top and the sport’s close-knit community is providing an ideal environment in which to thrive.
Tunbridge Wells’ Will Bayley is over his Paralympics heartache - and is already setting his sights on gold at Los Angeles 2028.
Dartford powerlifter Liam McGarry missed out on a Paralympics medal but returns home with memories that will last a lifetime.
Sevenoaks’ Zak Skinner knows where he needs to improve after falling short of his medal target at the Paris Paralympics.
Tunbridge Wells’ Will Bayley missed out on Paralympics gold - but only just after a thrilling table tennis final in Paris.
Tonbridge’s Iona Winnifrith is ParalympicsGB’s youngest swimming medallist this century with silver in the 100m breaststroke SB7 final in Paris.
Callie-Ann Warrington was pipped to Games gold but still delighted to play her part in a ParalympicsGB one-two.
Will Bayley has made sure of a Paralympics medal after reaching the semi-finals of the class 7 table tennis event in Paris.
Tunbridge Wells’ Will Bayley didn’t drop a set as he began his bid for more table tennis singles glory at the Paralympics in style.
Ashford’s Callie-Ann Warrington missed out on a medal by the narrowest of margins in Paris - but her stronger event is still to come.
Tonbridge swimmer Iona Winnifrith set a European record in her debut Paralympic final - now gold is in her sights.
Cyclist Matthew Robertson watched the last Paralympics on television - now he’s a medal winner after plenty of toil.
Get the lowdown on the county’s Paralympians as they chase records and medals in France.
Former Holcombe star Maddie Hinch returned to the club on Sunday - eight years on from her departure.
A Kent-born cyclist who won three medals for Australia at this summer’s Olympics will now represent Great Britain.
Erin McNeice hopes Britain’s climbing success in Paris will inspire a new wave of youngsters to take up the sport back home.
