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Classification

For more information about classification please visit - https://paralympics.org.nz/sport/classification/?gad_source=1

The purpose of classification is to define who is eligible to compete in a Para sport. Athletes with an eligible impairment are grouped into sports classes, according to how much their impairment affects their ability to carry out the fundamental activities in a specific sport.


The aim of classification is to achieve fair competition by minimising the impact that the impairment has on the outcome of competition, so that sporting ability, skill level and training alone are the determinants of success and the result.


The International Boccia Classification Rules can be downloaded by clicking the image (right).

Boccia NZ Classification Guide

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Medical diagnostic form (mdf)

 To begin your journey to become a classified boccia athlete you can request a Provisional Classification by completing the Medical Diagnostic Form below.  This form, including a section completed by your medical practitioner and a video of you playing boccia will need to be submitted and reviewed by National classifiers. Any and all medical information provided is kept secured and only viewed by the necessary classifiers.

Medical Diagnostics Form (pdf)

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Guide to Medical Diagnostics Form Completion (pdf)

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