Sports in Asian Para Games 2018 (part 02)

Sport Competition of the 3rd Asian Para Games Jakarta 2018. 18 Intense Sport Competition: Archery, Para Athletics, Badminton, Boccia, Chess, Para Cycling, Goalball, Judo, Lawn Bowls, Para Powerlifting, Para Swimming, Para Shooting, Sitting Volleyball, Tenpin Bowling, Table Tennis, Wheelchair Basketball, Wheelchair Fencing, and Wheelchair Tennis.

And the winner (gold) for every sport:

Cheese

It's a strategy board game played by two players on a checkered game board with 64 squares arranged in 8 by 8 grid. Each player begins the game with 16 chess pieces.  The objective is to use a player's pieces to attack and capture the opponent's pieces, ultimately yo checkmate the opponent's king by placing it under an inescapable there of chapture.

men:

a. Men's Individual Rapid P1 - Men: Severino Sanedr from Philippines
b. Men's Individual Rapid VI - B1 - Men : Suryanto Edy from Indonesia
c. Men's Individual Rapid VI - B2/B3 - Men : Gangolli Kishan from India
d. Men's Individual Standard P1 - Men : Severino Sanedr from Philippines
e. Men's Individual Standard VI - B1 - Men : Wirawan Hendi from Indonesia
f. Men's Individual Standard VI - B2/B3 - Men : Karimi Omid from Iran
g. Men's Team Rapid P1 - Men : Severino Sanedr, Lopez Henry Roger, and Rom Jasper from Philippines
h. Men's Team Rapid VI - B1 - Men : Suryanto Edy, Carsidi, and Wirawan Hendi from Indonesia
i. Men's Team Rapid VI - B2/B3 - Men : Menandro Redor, Subaste Arman, and Peligro Israel from Philippines

Sports in Asian Para Games 2018 (part 01)

Sport Competition of the 3rd Asian Para Games Jakarta 2018. 18 Intense Sport Competition: Archery, Para Athletics, Badminton, Boccia, Chess, Para Cycling, Goalball, Judo, Lawn Bowls, Para Powerlifting, Para Swimming, Para Shooting, Sitting Volleyball, Tenpin Bowling, Table Tennis, Wheelchair Basketball, Wheelchair Fencing, and Wheelchair Tennis.

And the winner (gold) for every sport:

Archery

It is open to athletes with physical impairments who may shoot with assistive devices allowed under classification rules. The sport tests accurancy, strength, and concentration. Using a recurve bow with the target size and distance archers stand from the target differs based on the competition category.