Toronto 1976
New Zealand at the Toronto 1976 Paralympic Games
- 12 Kiwi Paralympians, including 7 returning Paralympians and 5 debutants
- The New Zealand Paralympic Team included 11 male and 1 female Paralympians
- 5 Para sports competed in – Para archery, Para athletics, Para powerlifting, Para table tennis, Para swimming
- 13 medals won by New Zealand – 7 GOLD, 1 SILVER and 5 BRONZE
- 18th in the world overall medal table*
- Eve Rimmer – Paralympian #13 was the only female and most successful New Zealand Paralympian winning a total of 4 gold and 1 silver medals in Para athletics events
- 1271 Paralympians from 41 countries competed in 13 Para sports in Toronto 1976
Toronto 1976 - Medal Tally
| Gold | 07 |
| Silver | 01 |
| Bronze | 05 |
| Total | 13 |
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Toronto 1976 - Details
| Year | Medal | Sport | Name | Event |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1976 | Gold | Para athletics | Bill Lean | Men's Shot Put 4 |
| 1976 | Gold | Para athletics | Dennis Miller | Men's 60m 1C |
| 1976 | Gold | Para athletics | Dennis Miller | Men's Slalom 1C |
| 1976 | Gold | Para athletics | Eve Rimmer | Women's Discus 3 |
| 1976 | Gold | Para athletics | Eve Rimmer | Women's Javelin 3 |
| 1976 | Gold | Para athletics | Eve Rimmer | Women's Pentathlon 3 |
| 1976 | Gold | Para athletics | Eve Rimmer | Women's Shot Put 3 |
| 1976 | Silver | Para athletics | Brian McNicholl | Men's Slalom 4 |
| 1976 | Bronze | Para athletics | Ross Hynds | Men's Discus 1C |
| 1976 | Bronze | Para athletics | Jim Savage | Men's Shot Put 3 |
| 1976 | Bronze | Para swimming | Paul Chambers | Men's 50m Breaststroke 4 |
| 1976 | Bronze | Para powerlifting | Fred Creba | Men's Light-Heavyweight |
| 1976 | Bronze | Para powelifting | Reuben Ngata | Men's Lightweight |
New Zealand Team
Para athletics
Graham Condon – Paralympian #4
Bill Lean – Paralympian #7
Graeme Marett – Paralympian #8
Reuben Ngata – Paralympian #10
Eve Rimmer – Paralympian #13
Jim Savage – Paralympian #14
Dennis Miller – Paralympian #19
Paul Chambers – Paralympian #22
Fred Creba – Paralympian #23
Ross Hynds – Paralympian #24
Brian McNicholl – Paralympian #25
Doug Moore – Paralympian #26
Para archery
Bill Lean – Paralympian #7
Graeme Marett – Paralympian #8
Eve Rimmer – Paralympian #13
Para powerlifting
Reuben Ngata – Paralympian #10
Fred Creba – Paralympian #23
Brian McNicholl – Paralympian #25
Para swimming
Graham Condon – Paralympian #4
Graeme Marett – Paralympian #8
Paul Chambers – Paralympian #22
Para table tennis
Bill Lean – Paralympian #7
Reuben Ngata – Paralympian #10
Dennis Miller – Paralympian #19
Doug Moore – Paralympian #26
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.
