Sports Featured in The 2004 Summer Paralympics
The 2004 Summer Paralympics included 19 sports. New events featured in the Games were five-a-side blind football, women's sitting volleyball, and quads wheelchair tennis.
Results for individual events can be found on the relevant page.
- Archery
- Athletics
- Boccia
- see Boccia for general details of the sport
- Cycling
- Equestrian
- Football (5-a-side)
- Football (7-a-side)
- see Paralympic Football for general details of the sport
- Goalball
- see Goalball for general details of the sport
- Judo
- see Paralympic judo for general details of the sport
- Powerlifting
- see Paralympic powerlifting for general details of the sport
- Sailing
- see Paralympic sailing for general details of the sport
- Shooting
- see Paralympic shooting for general details of the sport
- Swimming
- see Paralympic swimming for general details of the sport
- Table Tennis
- see Paralympic table tennis for general details of the sport
- Volleyball (Sitting)
- see Paralympic volleyball for general details of the sport
- Wheelchair Basketball
- see Paralympic basketball for general details of the sport
- Wheelchair Fencing
- see Paralympic fencing for general details of the sport
- Wheelchair Rugby
- see Wheelchair rugby for general details of the sport
- Wheelchair Tennis
- see Wheelchair tennis for general details of the sport
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