Sally Kidson seeks partner for Paralympic boccia competition
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 6, 2026, 5:26 AM
Last updated Oct 6, 2026

Sally Kidson, a boccia champion from Salisbury, is looking for a ramp operator to partner with in her quest to compete in the upcoming Paralympics. Kidson, the European champion and ranked fifth in the world in her category, emphasizes that finding the right person is critical for their success. The partner would help operate a ramp that aids in directing the boccia balls and must train with Kidson regularly. Interested candidates have until October 12 to express their interest. Kidson's coach, Rikki Bingham, highlighted the importance of the partnership, noting the operator's role is vital to the team’s performance and potential medal success.
- •Sally Kidson needs a ramp operator for boccia competition.
- •She is the European champion and fifth in the world.
- •The search for a partner closes on October 12.
- •The operator plays a critical role in the team's performance.
- •Training together is essential for building a successful partnership.
- 5:26 AMYahoo Sports — Finding team member 'critical' to Paralympic dream
"Sally Kidson, from Salisbury, is a champion in the sport of boccia, but needs a new partner.
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