I competed in the European Championships 2019 in Denmark where the team won a third successive title. Great Britain have now won the European title seven times.
I competed in the London 2012 Paralympic games in the Wheelchair rugby team. The team finished 5th.
I competed in the Rio Paralympic games in the F51 Club throw for the British Athletics team. I finished 4th overall.
The Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby Team became the first European Team to win a medal at a Paralympic Games and Kylie became the first woman to win Paralympic gold in the history of the sport.
Kylie was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the Queen's New Year Honours 2022 for services to Wheelchair Rugby.
Paralympians Kylie Grimes and Polly Maton spend times with youngsters at Mossbourne Riverside Academy
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Interview by BBC Radio Gloucestershire about the participation in Wheelchair Rugby's increase after London 2012
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A short demonstration of Wheelchair Rugby before the London 2012 Paralympic games
Highlights of the London 2012 Wheelchair rugby
The F51 Club Throw Final in the London 2017 World Para Athletics Championships where Kylie competed for Great Britain finishing 5th Place
