The Paris Paralympics have drawn to a close and Great Britain have finished the Games with 49 gold medals.
In 2021, ParalympicsGB finished second behind only China in the final medal table after a highly successful few weeks in Japan, winning 41 golds in a total haul of 124 to jump ahead of the United States. That was the exact same top three again after GB matched their overall Tokyo haul and increased their gold count by eight. UK Sport had set a target of between 100-140 Paralympic medals this summer.
Poppy Maskill and Tully Kearney both won gold in the pool on the opening night, with Kearney then making it two in two days to go along with Maisie Summers-Newton defending her title and more cycling success for Jaco van Gass and Lizzi Jordan.
There were two para-taekwondo golds on Saturday night, as Amy Truesdale came out victorious and Matt Bush swiftly followed with a gold of his own.
It was a record-breaking showing last weekend, with ParalympicsGB already winning 12 gold medals. Hannah Cockroft delivered in the women's T34 100m, while James Ball and Sophie Unwin were among those to seal cycling gold.
The medal rush continued, with Dame Sarah Storey winning her 18th Paralympics gold on Wednesday despite complaining of an “appalling” time trial course, to go along with victories for the likes of Sammi Kinghorn and wheelchair fencer Dimitri Coutya.
On Thursday, Alice Tai won her second gold of the Games in the pool, before Daniel Pembroke broke the world record to defend his javelin title.
Storey took her incredible tally to 19 in the women’s C4-5 road race on day nine, with Ben Sandilands also setting a new world record to win the men’s T20 1500m before triumphs by Unwin and tennis duo Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid took GB just one short of their gold haul from Tokyo.
Cockroft picked up a ninth Paralympic title on Saturday, as she stormed to victory in the women’s T34 800m. There were two final golds on Sunday, with Charlotte Henshaw doubling her tally along with fellow canoe champion Laura Sugar.
Here is the final list of gold medals won for ParalympicsGB in Paris...
Poppy Maskill (women’s S14 100m butterfly)
Tully Kearney (women’s S5 200m freestyle)
Jaco van Gass (men’s C3 3000m individual pursuit)
Lizzi Jordan and Danni Khan (women's 1000m time trial B)
Tully Kearney (women’s S5 100m freestyle)
Maisie Summers-Newton (women’s SM6 200m individual medley)
Stephen Clegg (men's S12 100m backstroke)
William Ellard (men's S14 200m freestyle)
Alice Tai (women's S8 100m backstroke)
Amy Truesdale (women's K44 +65kg)
Matt Bush (men's K44 +80kg)
Ben Pritchard (PR1 single sculls)
Gregg Stevenson and Lauren Rowles (mixed PR2 double sculls)
Frankie Allen, Giedre Rakauskaite, Josh O’Brien, Ed Fuller, Erin Kennedy (PR3 mixed coxed four)
James Ball and Steffan Lloyd (men's B 1,000m time trial)
Sophie Unwin and Jenny Holl (women's B 3,000m individual pursuit)
Kadeena Cox, Jaco van Gass and Jody Cundy (open C1-5 750m team sprint)
Maisie Summers-Newton (women's SB6 100m breaststroke)
Brock Whiston (women's SM8 200m individual medley)
Hannah Cockroft (women's T34 100m)
Grace Harvey ( women's SB5 100m breaststroke final)
Sabrina Fortune (women's F20 shot put)
Will Ellard, Rhys Darbey, Poppy Maskill, Olivia Newman-Baronius (mixed S14 4x100m freestyle relay)
Dave Ellis and Luke Pollard (triathlon - men’s PTV1)
Megan Richter (triathlon - women’s PTS4)
Stephen McGuire (boccia - men’s B4C individual)
Ellie Challis (women’s 53 50m backstroke)
Louise Fiddes (women’s SB14 100m breaststroke)
Nathan Macqueen and Jodie Grinham (archery - mixed team compound open)
Faye Rogers (women's S10 100m butterfly)
Sarah Storey (women’s C5 cycling time trial)
Sammi Kinghorn (women’s T53 100m)
Dimitri Coutya (men’s foil B, wheelchair fencing)
Alice Tai (women's S8 50m freestyle)
Becky Redfern (women’s SB13 100m breaststroke)
Daniel Pembroke (men’s F13 javelin)
Dame Sarah Storey (women’s C4-5 road race)
Ben Sandilands (men’s T20 1500m)
Sophie Unwin and Jenny Holl (women’s B road race)
Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid (men’s wheelchair tennis doubles)
Poppy Maskill (women’s S14 100m backstroke)
Dimitri Coutya (men's epee B, wheelchair fencing)
Fin Graham (men's C1-3 road race)
Emma Wiggs (women's VL2 single 200m)
Charlotte Henshaw (women's VL3 single 200m)
Stephen Clegg (men's S12 100m butterfly)
Hannah Cockroft - (women's T34 800m)
Charlotte Henshaw (women’s KL2 200m)
Laura Sugar (women’s KL3 200m)
