With one gold, one silver, and two bronze medals, this was the most successful Paralympic Winter Games for New Zealand in 20 years. This was the biggest Paralympic Winter Games to date, so for the three person New Zealand team of Adam Hall, Corey Peters, and Aaron Ewen to win a total of four medals is quite remarkable. All three athletes can be very proud of their Paralympics campaign, which saw Corey Peters win gold in the men's downhill sitting and silver in the men's super-G sitting, and Adam Hall won a bronze medal in the men's slalom and in the super combined event, the most technical of the alpine skiing disciplines. New Zealand's newest Paralympian, Aaron Ewen, finished ninth in the men's slalom, a brilliant achievement in his first Paralympics.