...special needs compared with other countries. He said countries such as Russia, England and Australia televise all the Paralympic Games with the same focus as the Olympic Games weeks earlier. In the U.S., Lamback said, athletes with disabilities...

In London, Augusta's Lantz Lamback won the bronze in the men's 100-meter freestyle at the Paralympic Games on Monday.The 26-year-old finished with a time of 1 minute, 1.50 seconds in the S7 classification.China's Shiyun Pan...

...men and six men who will represent the U.S. at the Paralympic Games in Lon don beginning in August are veterans Allison...figured I'd give it a shot, and this year I won."The Paralympic Games will be held Aug. 29-Sept. 9. The time trials...

Lantz Lamback, a decorated paralympic swimmer from Augusta, is ready to hang up his Speedo for good -- after one last Paralympic Games next year.

Queen Elizabeth II's busy summer calendar just got a bit more crowded.

...S. Paralympic national team in Mar Del Plata, Argentina. Two years later, he won a pair of bronze medals in the Paralympic Games in Athens. After the 2004 Games, Lantz returned home with the thought of quitting. His father kept encouraging...

...64-57, for the first state championship of any boys team in school history. Augusta's Lantz Lamback went into the Paralympic Games in Beijing in September as the winner of two bronze medals in 2004. Lamback added four more this year, winning...

Lantz Lamback walked in, sat down and closed his eyes. After winning four medals in the Paralympic Games, the Augusta swimmer decided to get a tattoo of the Olympic rings on his left shoulder. It wasn't fear that caused Lamback...

...Lantz Lamback finished eighth in 34.56 seconds in the final of the 50-meter butterfly (S7) on Saturday at the Paralympic Games. So far at this year's Games, Lamback has won a gold medal in the 100-meter backstroke and silver medals...

...won several medals, including a gold, and set a new world's record in the 100-meter backstroke this week at the Paralympic Games in Beijing. The Olympics themselves get the lion's share of the world's attention, and for good reason...