What does EAD stand for?

Elite Athletes with a Disability

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The choice of music in the MCG after Kenya had won gold and silver in the 10,000m was Tight Fit's The Lion Sleeps Tonight, featuring the line 'In the Jungle, the mighty Jungle', while at the swimming, Footloose was played following an event for elite athletes with a disability.

Drug suspects get silent treatment

She is one of five Elite Athletes with a Disability - including Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson - who will be part of the Welsh athletics squad.

Athletics: Gareth going for gold in Oz; ATHLETICS Sprinter backs ...

Matt, a member of Liverpool Harriers & Athletics Club, will compete in track events for elite athletes with a disability (EAD).

Matt heads for Melbourne

Byline: By BOB CYPHER South Wales Echo Melbourne 2006 will offer more events for elite athletes with a disability (EAD) than any other Commonwealth Games.

Boost for disabled athletes

The two-day event, on May 14/15, is being described as the biggest annual multi-sport competition for elite athletes with a disability, outside of the Paralympic Games.

I can do that!: Now it's on your marks for spring

The Elite Athletes with a Disability (EAD) competition will be fiercely contested by two athletes who are no strangers to international competition.

Lead role for Jenkins at Melbourne Games

Elite athletes with a disability received a huge boost yesterday, with the announcement of an inaugural Paralympic World Cup in Manchester next May.

Tears for Tanni as her latest gold bid ends in heartache; PARALYMPICS

As at Manchester, elite athletes with a disability will be integrated into the programme.

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