Archery

The Netherlands’ Phil Bottomley set a new world record at the Para-Archery World Ranking Tournament in Nove Mesto, Czech Republic, scoring 632 points in the recurve men’s open division.

Athletics

Great Britain’s Georgina Hermitage and compatriot Sophie Hahn set new world records in their respective events at the IPC Athletics Grand Prix Final, part of three days of action at the Sainsbury’s Anniversary Games in London, Great Britain.

Hermitage smashed her own world record in the women’s 400m T37, crossing the line in 1:02.48, and Hahn clocked 13.00 in the women’s 100m T38.

Boccia

Great Britain, Slovakia and Belgium each came away with gold medals at the 2015 Boccia European Team and Pairs Championships in Guildford, Great Britain.

Cycling

Team Italy opened Day One of the UCI Para-Cycling Road World Championships on a strong note, capturing the handcycling relay.

Cyclists also got a warm-up a week before the Road World Championships with the World Cup in Elzach, Germany, where Australia and Germany collected five medals apiece on the last day.

Equestrian

Great Britain’s para-equestrian riders owned their home event, sweeping all the team and individual titles at the 2015 Hartpury Festival of Dressage in Gloucestershire, Great Britain.

Meanwhile earlier in July, Dutch rider Rixt Van Der Horst scored a perfect 10 to highlight the three star para-equestrian dressage competition in Uberherrn, Germany.

Goalball

Turkey enjoyed double success at the 2015 International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) Goalball European Championships A in Kaunas, Lithuania, with both their men’s and women’s teams winning gold.

IPC Powerlifting

The world’s strongest Paralympian, Iran’s Siamand Rahman lifted a world record 295kg to take gold in the men’s over 107kg at the 2015 IPC Powerlifting Asian Open Championships in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Full recaps of the 2015 IPC Powerlifting Asian Open Championships can be found below:

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IPC Shooting

Ukraine’s Andrii Doroshenko edged Spain’s Juan Antonio Saavedra Reinaldo by slim margins to capture the R6 (mixed 50m rifle prone SH1) at the IPC Shooting World Cup in Osijek, Croatia.

A day before, Samira Eram came out victorious in an all Iranian showdown to win the P2 (women’s 10m air pistol SH1).

Full recaps of the 2015 IPC Shooting World Cup in Osijek, Croatia can also be found below:

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Sitting volleyball

Rwanda defeated Egypt to capture the 2015 ParaVolley Africa Sitting Volleyball Championships and became the first African women’s team to qualify for a Paralympic Games. The results were flipped on the men’s side, as Egypt topped Rwanda in straight sets.

IPC Swimming

Multi-world and Paralympic champion Brazil’s Daniel Dias added to his collection by capturing seven gold medals at the 2015 IPC Swimming World Championships in Glasgow, Great Britain.

Belarus’ Ihar Boki almost matched Dias’ feat, swimming away with six gold medals, while USA’s Jessica Long left Glasgow as the most decorated female swimmer. Full recaps of the IPC Swimming World Championships can be found at the event website.

Table tennis

Melissa Tapper and Sam Von Einem collected two gold medals apiece, as the Australian para-table tennis team hauled in nine medals from the 2015 Thailand Para Open in Pattaya.

Triathlon

Great Britain’s Lauren Steadman continued her successful season by taking the women’s PT4 category in the 2015 Geneva European Triathlon Union (ETU) Triathlon European Championship.

Meanwhile, Germany’s Martin Schulz continued to dominate the men’s PT4 category by taking the Iseo - Franciacorta International Triathlon Union (ITU) World Para-Triathlon Event in Italy.

IPC Wheelchair Dance Sport

Jongchui Choi helped South Korea steal the show at the 2015 IPC Wheelchair Dance Sport New Taipei City Cup Open, winning two of his country’s four gold medals.

Wheelchair fencing

Italian teenager Beatrice Vio won her fifth straight major event in the women’s category B foil at the International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS) World Cup in Warsaw, Poland.

Wheelchair tennis

Argentina’s Gustavo Fernandez and France’s Nicolas Peifer upset the second-seed tandem of France’s Michael Jeremiasz and Great Britain’s Gordon Reid to capture the Wimbledon doubles title.

In the women’s doubles competition, the top seeds and defending champions of Japan’s Yui Kamiji and Great Britain’s Jordanne Whiley continued their reign taking straight sets off the Dutch second seeds Jiske Griffioen and Aniek van Koot.

Later in July, France’s Stephane Houdet and Great Britain’s Jordanne Whiley lifted their first British Open Wheelchair Tennis Championships.