London 2012

New Zealand at the London 2012 Paralympic Games
- 24 Kiwi Paralympians, including 7 returning Paralympians and 17 debutants in the New Zealand Paralympic Team
- The New Zealand Paralympic Team included 12 male and 12 female Paralympians
- 7 Para sports competed in – Para athletics, Para cycling, Para equestrian, Para rowing, Para Sailing, Shooting Para sport, Para swimming – across 20 Para sports featured at London 2012
- 17 medals won by New Zealand – 6 GOLD, 7 SILVER and 4 BRONZE
- 8 individual Paralympians secured medals, an increase from 5 from Beijing 2008
- 1st in the world for medals won per capita
- 21st in the world overall in the medal standings*
- 13th most successful Paralympian for Paralympian #166 Sophie Pascoe, amongst 4,245 Paralympians at London 2012
- Paralympian #179 Nikita Howarth was the youngest Paralympian to participate amongst 4245 Paralympians from 164 countries and New Zealand’s youngest ever Paralympian competing at the age of 13 in London 2012
London 2012 - Medal Tally
Gold | 06 |
Silver | 07 |
Bronze | 04 |
Total | 17 |
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London 2012 - Details
Year | Medal | Sport | Name | Event |
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2012 | Gold | Para swimming | Sophie Pascoe | S10 Women's 100m Freestyle |
2012 | Gold | Para swimming | Sophie Pascoe | S10 Women's 100m Butterfly |
2012 | Gold | Para swimming | Sophie Pascoe | SM10 Women's 200m IM |
2012 | Gold | Para swimming | Cameron Leslie | SM4 Men's 150m IM |
2012 | Gold | Para swimming | Mary Fisher | SM11 Women's 200m IM |
2012 | Gold | Para cycling | Phillipa Gray | B Women's Pursuit |
2012 | Silver | Para swimming | Sophie Pascoe | S10 Women's 100m Backstroke |
2012 | Silver | Para swimming | Daniel Sharp | SB13 Men's 100m Breaststroke |
2012 | Silver | Para swimming | Mary Fisher | S11 Women's 100m Freestyle |
2012 | Silver | Para swimming | Sophie Pascoe | SB9 Women's 100m Breaststroke |
2012 | Silver | Para swimming | Mary Fisher | S11 Women's 100m Backstroke |
2012 | Sliver | Para swimming | Sophie Pascoe | S10 Women's 50m Freestyle |
2012 | Sliver | Para cycling | Phillipa Gray | B Women's Road Time Trial |
2012 | Bronze | Para cycling | Phillipa Gray | B Women's 1km Time Trial |
2012 | Bronze | Para cycling | Fiona Southorn | C5 Women's Pursuit |
2012 | Bronze | Para swimming | Mary Fisher | S11 Women's 50m Freestyle |
2012 | Bronze | Shooting Para sport | Michael Johnson | R4 10m Air Rifle Standing |
New Zealand Team
Para athletics
Peter Martin – Paralympian #100
Tim Prendergast – Paralympian #132
Holly Robinson – Paralympian #183
Para cycling
Fiona Southorn – Paralympian #154
Phillipa Gray – Paralympian #176
Susan Reid – Paralympian #182
Chris Ross – Paralympian #184
Nathan Smith – Paralympian #185
Laura Thompson (pilot) – Paralympian #187
Para equestrian
Anthea Gunner – Paralympian #177
Rachel Stock – Paralympian #186
Para rowing
Danny McBride – Paralympian #181
Para sailing
Jan Apel – Paralympian #171
Tim Dempsey – Paralympian #172
Paul Francis – Paralympian #175
Shooting Para sport
Michael Johnson – Paralympian #148
Para swimming
Daniel Sharp – Paralympian #153
Cameron Leslie – Paralympian #164
Sophie Pascoe – Paralympian #166
Rebecca Dubber – Paralympian #173
Mary Fisher – Paralympian #174
Daniel Holt – Paralympian #178
Nikita Howarth – Paralympian #179
Aine Kelly-Costello – Paralympian #180
How are the medal standings ranked?
* By IPC convention, the medal standings are ordered by the number of gold medals which the Para athletes from a nation have won. The number of silver medals is taken into consideration next and then the number of bronze medals. If NPCs are still tied, equal ranking is given and they are listed alphabetically by IPC country code. The same convention is used by the IOC.
See also the medal standings on the IPC website.