From there the para athlete - who has been coached for the past 14 years by Crichton - made rapid progress bagging a bronze medal on her international debut aged just 13 at the IPC Swimming World Championships in South Africa.
It was this performance which "fast-forwarded" her career and just two years later surprised many to truly emerge on the international stage by securing three gold and one silver medal at the Beijing Paralympic Games.
Suddenly thrust into the public spotlight, the Halberg award-winning Pascoe has continued to flourish. At the London Paralympic Games, the Christchurch swim sensation bagged three gold and three silver medals. Sophie's Games History. Final Heat Heats This success has now made Sophie the most decorated New Zealand Paralympian ever!
Suddenly thrust into the public spotlight, the Halberg award-winning Sophie has continued to flourish. At the London Paralympic Games, the Christchurch swim sensation bagged three gold and three silver medals before the following year achieving her career highlight with five gold medals at the IPC Swimming World Championships in Montreal. Her motivation to succeed remains strong and the multi-talented Para swimmer continued to impress at the IPC Swimming World Championships in Glasgow winning six further medals including three gold.
She then went on to win two gold medals in the pool. Sophie Pascoe is now looking forward to what she hopes will be her fourth Paralympic Games in Tokyo This website has only been made possible thanks to the generous support of Sport New Zealand.
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