MARCH 10, 2021- Katrina Gerhard’s schedule is jam packed. Between medical school and marathon training, the 2019 Los Angeles Marathon wheelchair winner doesn’t have much time for hobbies — unless studying counts. Read More >>>>>
Kate Johnson
BELMONT, MASS. (WHDH) – A young swimmer from Belmont is hoping to make a splash at the 2024 Paralympics, with the help of a gold medalist. Madeline Babcock is visually impaired, but the 17-year-old junior from Belmont High School is training to swim for the United States. Watch the Video.
In the News: Visually impaired Belmont swimmer training for 2024 ...
Paul Feely of the New Hampshire Union Leader reports on Noelle Lambert’s work bettering the lives of young amputees. Read more here.
IN THE NEWS: Manchester woman’s efforts to improve lives of ...
Sprinter and amputee Femita Ayanbeku, a 2010 Brockton High graduate, is training with Team USA teammate Noelle Lambert. Read More.
In the News: ‘I’m running for myself’ — Brockton ...
Adaptive Sports New England recently provided 13-year-old Lilly Michalowski of Holden with a new racing wheelchair, and Saturday morning, like she has for the last four weeks, Michalowski met her mentor, U.S. Paralympic track and field athlete Katrina Gerhard, to train at the Natick High track. Read More…
In the News: This Lilly thrives – and strives
NATICK, MASS. (WHDH) – At a time when many local athletes are dealing with suspended athletic programs, two local paralympic athletes are getting an opportunity to push forward in Natick. See More >>>
In the News: Local athletes with disabilities training in Natick ...
Morgan Stickney was an Olympic hopeful before health issues led to the loss of both of her lower legs. But, thanks to revolutionary new work, pioneered by Doctor Matthew Carty of Brigham and Women’s Hospital, called a “Ewing Amputation” Morgan has returned to the pool as a Para-athlete and National […]
