The Solomons initially planned to send athletes to compete in track and field and powerlifting events.

Among the country's hopefuls were Benjamin Vae in the shot put, who was internationally classified, which was a requirement to compete at the Paralympics.

[2] She was accompanied by Chef de Mission Casper Pule, team manager Falai Katalake Bare, and coach Fa'amoana Topue.

[5][6] Hellen Saohaga, born with malformed legs,[3][7] competed in the women's shot put, F57 category (for wheelchair athletes).

[8] Saohaga had never owned a seated throwing frame, and arrived at the Games without one, assuming the organizers would provide one.