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Canada’s Katie Cosgriffe will leave her first Paralympic Games with some hardware. The 18-year-old from Burlington, Ont., claimed bronze in the women’s S10 100-metre butterfly on Tuesday at Paris La Défense Arena. Cosgriffe got off to a speedy start and led the race in the early going, but she was caught and passedContinue Reading

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Canadian wheelchair racer Austin Smeenk won his first career Paralympic medal on Monday with bronze in the men’s T34 100 metres. The Oakville, Ont., native finished in a time of 15.19 seconds at Stade de France, earning Canada’s sixth bronze and 10th medal of these Games. The 27-year-old accelerated into medal position down theContinue Reading

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Paralympics·DAY 4 ROUNDUP Canadian swimmer Aurélie Rivard captured her 12th career Paralympic medal with silver in the women’s S10 100-metre freestyle event on Sunday in Paris. Wheelchair sprinter Austin Smeenk advances to T34 100m final on MondayCBC Sports · Posted: Sep 01, 2024 7:59 AM EDT | Last Updated: 2 hours agoContinue Reading

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Paralympics·DAY 3 ROUNDUP Canadian track cyclist Mel Pemble narrowly missed the podium in the women’s C1-3 500-metre time trial on Saturday, finishing 0.3 seconds away from her first career Paralympic medal. 24-year-old from Victoria set world record earlier on Saturday during qualifying heatsCBC Sports · Posted: Aug 31, 2024 6:33 AM EDT |Continue Reading

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Paralympics In able-bodied sprinting, an athlete’s sole focus is on his or her body, with the goal of obtaining peak fitness for the biggest races. But wheelchair racing introduces a whole other element – the wheelchair itself. Smeenk, Hayward leveraging engineering backgrounds to hone equipment for Paris Myles Dichter ·Continue Reading