Canadian Athletes Compete for Medals at Paralympics
Canadian Athletes Compete for Medals at Paralympics
Canadian Athletes Compete for Medals at Paralympics
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Jolan Wong and the Canadian women's sitting volleyball team are set to compete for a bronze medal against Brazil at the 2024 Paralympics in Paris. Wong, the top-ranked libero in the tournament, aims for her first Paralympic medal after previous finishes of 7th and 4th. In powerlifting, Zoe Newson secured a silver medal in the women's up to 45kg category after a dramatic lift, marking a successful addition to her two previous bronze medals. Morgan Ray made history as Jacksonville's first Paralympic swimmer in 20 years, winning a silver in the mixed medley 4x50-meter relay. Chris Hammer, a Grand Valley State University alumnus, won gold in the men’s paratriathlon, showcasing his journey from a hesitant athlete to a Paralympic champion. These athletes exemplify resilience and determination at the games, each striving for personal and national pride.

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