Welcome to Madison de Rozario’s website! Thanks for dropping by.

For those of you who have not been here before, Madison is an Australian Paralympian.

At only fourteen, she proved to be a super sensation in her sport – wheelchair racing. She was only new to wheelchair sports and the Beijing Paralympics was never a realistic goal, but there she was in front of 90,000 people doing her thing. Isn’t it amazing how positive thinking works – somewhat inspirational.

MEDIA RELEASE: Madison off to the Paralympics

Madison de Rozario

One of Australia’s bright young stars, Madison de Rozario, has made the cut and will feature at the London 2012 Paralympics.

London 2012 - Paralympic Athletics

Speed, strength, power and stamina will be on display during the Athletics competition, the largest sport at the Paralympic Games.

APC: Madison de Rozario

With London 2012 just months away, one of our most promising athletes in wheelchair racing, Madison de Rozario, is on track for selection for her second Paralympic Games ... not a bad effort considering the West Australia is just 18 years old.

Madi's had the right people in her corner from day one. Frank Ponta introduced her to the sport, while Louise Sauvage is her current coach.

In Beijing, Madi was the youngest member of the Australian team. Four years later, she's now one of our brightest hopes on the athletics track.

 

Subscribe to Madi D RSS