2024 Paralympics: Historic Wins and Notable Athletes
2024 Paralympics: Historic Wins and Notable Athletes
2024 Paralympics: Historic Wins and Notable Athletes
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The 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris are showcasing incredible stories of determination and achievement from athletes around the world. Sarah Adam made history by becoming the first American woman to score a try in wheelchair rugby, helping the U.S. team secure a victory over Canada. In wheelchair tennis, Sabina Czauz and Tomas Majetic led the U.S. junior team to their fifth title at the BNP Paribas World Team Cup. Josh O’Neill, after a decade-long journey, helped Team USA advance in wheelchair rugby with a win against Canada. Other notable athletes include John Joss III, competing in his third Paralympics in rifle shooting, and Oregon athletes Lindsey Zurbrugg in wheelchair basketball and Abbas Karimi in para-swimming. The inclusivity and community spirit are also highlighted by events like the Little Hammies race at the Lakeshore Foundation.

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Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby Competition
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Arkansas Athlete Competes In Paralympics
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