Britain’s wheelchair fencing team has advanced to the foil team final at the Paralympics, defeating France in the semi-finals. Meanwhile, Oksana Masters secured a gold medal in the H5 women’s road race, showcasing her Paralympic prowess. 14-year-old British schoolgirl Bly Twomey won her second bronze medal in table tennis, setting her sights on gold at the 2028 Paralympics. Other Brits who won bronze include Olivia Broome in powerlifting and Anna Nicholson in shot put.
In other events, Dutch athlete Mitch Valize clinched gold in the men’s H5 road race, while Mohamed Elmenyawy of Egypt won the men’s up to 50kg powerlifting event. Additionally, Clara Fuentes Monasterio of Venezuela set a Paralympic record in the women’s up to 50kg powerlifting, capturing the gold medal. Team GB’s Alfie Hewett also competed in the men’s wheelchair singles tennis event.
The Paralympics in Paris have been filled with exciting moments and inspiring performances, with athletes from around the world showcasing their talents. As the competition continues, fans can look forward to more thrilling events and remarkable achievements.
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