New Zealand competed at the 2022 Winter Paralympics in Beijing, China, from 4 to 13 March 2022. The New Zealand team consisted of three alpine skiers, all men. Selection of the New Zealand team was the responsibility of Paralympics New Zealand.
None of the New Zealand athletes participated in the opening ceremony, but Adam Hall was named as hāpai kara, a leadership role equivalent to flagbearer. The New Zealand flagbearer at the closing ceremony was Corey Peters.
The New Zealand team won four medals—one gold, one silver, and two bronzes—to finish 15th on the medal table.
Medallists MedalNameSportEventDate Alpine skiing Men's downhill sitting 5 March Alpine skiing Men's super-G sitting 6 March Alpine skiing Men's super combined standing 7 March Alpine skiing Men's slalom standing 13 March
Competitors Three men alpine skiers were named in the New Zealand team on 2 November 2021: Aaron Ewen, Adam Hall, and Corey Peters.
Officials Jane Stevens was named as the New Zealand team Chef de Mission on 2 November 2021. Also appointed were Lynette Grace as Deputy Chef de Mission, Ben Adams as head coach and Scott Palmer as assistant coach. Other support staff include Bruce Hamilton (medical lead), Graeme White (performance physiotherapist), and Curtis Christian (wax and equipment technician).
Alpine skiing
AthleteEventRun 1Run 2TotalTimeRankAaron EwenMen's downhill sitting1:26.331:26.33 11 Men's super-G sitting1:16.041:16.04 9 Men's super combined sitting1:16.27 Men's giant slalom sitting1:09.04 Men's slalom sitting52.8757.291:50.16 9Adam HallMen's downhill standing1:21.181:21.18 19 Men's super-G standing1:15.801:15.80 21 Men's super combined standing1:15.3339.441:54.77 Men's slalom standing42.7050.511:33.21 Corey PetersMen's downhill sitting1:16.731:16.73 Men's super-G sitting1:10.161:10.16 Men's giant slalom sitting Sources:
See also New Zealand at the 2022 Winter Olympics
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