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Post by Panda on Sept 7, 2024 0:39:42 GMT 1
GB DAY 9 MEDAL WINNERS
GOLD ATHLETICS: Ben Sandilands (T20 1500m) CYCLING: Sarah Storey (C4-5 Road Race) CYCLING: Sophie Unwin & Jenny Holl (B Road Race) FENCING: Dimitri Coutya (Epee B) SWIMMING: Poppy Maskill (S14 100m Backstroke) TENNIS: Alfie Hewett & Gordon Reid (Doubles)
SILVER ATHLETICS: Marcus Perrineau-Daley (T52 100m) ATHLETICS: Mixed 4x100m Relay FENCING: Piers Gilliver (Epee A) TABLE TENNIS: Rob Davies (MS1 Singles) TABLE TENNIS: Will Bayley (MS7 Singles)
BRONZE ATHLETICS: Hollie Arnold (F46 Javelin) CYCLING: Lora Fachie & Corrine Hall (B Road Race) SWIMMING: Maisie Summers-Newton (S6 400m Freestyle) SWIMMING: Mark Tompsett (S14 100m Backstroke) SWIMMING: Olivia Newman-Baronius (S14 100m Backstroke)
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Post by Panda on Sept 7, 2024 0:46:38 GMT 1
GB 2024 v GB 2020: Gold: 42-34 Silver: 34-27 Bronze: 24-35 Total: 100-96
GB 2024 v GB 2016: Gold: 42-58 Silver: 34-33 Bronze: 24-35 Total: 100-126
GB 2024 v GB 2012: Gold: 42-32 Silver: 34-40 Bronze: 24-42 Total: 100-114
GB 2024 v GB 2008: Gold: 42-41 Silver: 34-27 Bronze: 24-28 Total: 100-96
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Post by Panda on Sept 7, 2024 4:59:06 GMT 1
Teams that have won a medal, day-by-day: DAY 1 Australia Azerbaijan Brazil Canada Chile China Chinese Taipei Denmark France Georgia Great Britain Hong Kong Hungary Iran Israel Italy Japan Mexico Mongolia Netherlands Norway Peru Poland Refugee Paralympic Team Singapore Spain Switzerland Thailand Turkiye Ukraine United States Uzbekistan DAY 2 Argentina Belgium Bulgaria Colombia Czechia Germany Greece India Indonesia Ireland Morocco Nepal New Zealand Serbia Slovakia Slovenia South Korea Tunisia DAY 3 Algeria Austria Cyprus Ethiopia Kazakhstan Kuwait Namibia Venezuela DAY 4 Cuba Ecuador Iraq Latvia Malaysia Portugal South Africa DAY 5 Costa Rica Nigeria Sri Lanka DAY 6 Finland Kenya Mauritius Montenegro DAY 7 Bosnia & Herzegovina Croatia Jordan Saudi Arabia Sweden Vietnam DAY 8 Egypt Trinidad & Tobago DAY 9 Lithuania Pakistan Romania 83 teams have won a medal.
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Post by Pablo on Sept 7, 2024 18:52:28 GMT 1
Couple of cracking wheelchair tennis finals. A shame about the singles result for Hewitt. I can see the Hewitt vs. Oda rivalry become a thing in years to come.
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Post by Panda on Sept 8, 2024 0:29:30 GMT 1
GB DAY 10 MEDAL WINNERS
GOLD ATHLETICS: Hannah Cockroft (T34 800m) CANOEING: Emma Wiggs (VL2) CANOEING: Charlotte Henshaw (VL3) CYCLING: Finn Graham (C1-3 Road Race) SWIMMING: Stephen Clegg (S12 100m Butterfly)
SILVER ATHLETICS: Kare Adenegan (T34 800m) ATHLETICS: Aled Davies (F63 Shot Put) CANOEING: David Phillipson (KL2) CANOEING: Hope Gordon (VL3) EQUESTRIAN: Georgia Wilson (Individual Freestyle Dressage Test Grade II) JUDO: Daniel Powell (J1 90kg) TENNIS: Alfie Hewett (Singles) WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL: Men's
BRONZE ATHLETICS: Didi Okoh (T63 100m) EQUESTRIAN: Sophie Wells (Individual Freestyle Dressage Test Grade V) EQUESTRIAN: Mari Durward-Akhurst (Individual Freestyle Dressage Test Grade I) EQUESTRIAN: Natasha Baker (Individual Freestyle Dressage Test Grade III) FENCING: Men's Team Epee JUDO: Chris Skelley (J2 +90kg) SWIMMING: Alice Tai (S8 100m Butterfly)
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Post by Panda on Sept 8, 2024 0:33:57 GMT 1
GB 2024 v GB 2020: Gold: 47-37 Silver: 42-34 Bronze: 31-40 Total: 120-111
GB 2024 v GB 2016: Gold: 47-64 Silver: 42-39 Bronze: 31-44 Total: 120-147
GB 2024 v GB 2012: Gold: 47-33 Silver: 42-42 Bronze: 31-43 Total: 120-118
GB 2024 v GB 2008: Gold: 47-42 Silver: 42-29 Bronze: 31-31 Total: 120-102
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Post by Panda on Sept 8, 2024 0:38:08 GMT 1
Teams that have won a medal, day-by-day: DAY 1 Australia Azerbaijan Brazil Canada Chile China Chinese Taipei Denmark France Georgia Great Britain Hong Kong Hungary Iran Israel Italy Japan Mexico Mongolia Netherlands Norway Peru Poland Refugee Paralympic Team Singapore Spain Switzerland Thailand Turkiye Ukraine United States Uzbekistan DAY 2 Argentina Belgium Bulgaria Colombia Czechia Germany Greece India Indonesia Ireland Morocco Nepal New Zealand Serbia Slovakia Slovenia South Korea Tunisia DAY 3 Algeria Austria Cyprus Ethiopia Kazakhstan Kuwait Namibia Venezuela DAY 4 Cuba Ecuador Iraq Latvia Malaysia Portugal South Africa DAY 5 Costa Rica Nigeria Sri Lanka DAY 6 Finland Kenya Mauritius Montenegro DAY 7 Bosnia & Herzegovina Croatia Jordan Saudi Arabia Sweden Vietnam DAY 8 Egypt Trinidad & Tobago DAY 9 Lithuania Pakistan Romania DAY 10 Luxembourg Moldova 85 teams have won a medal.
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Post by Panda on Sept 8, 2024 18:32:22 GMT 1
GB DAY 11 MEDAL WINNERS
GOLD CANOEING: Charlotte Henshaw (KL2) CANOEING: Laura Sugar (KL3)
SILVER CANOEING: Emma Wiggs (KL2) CANOEING: Jack Eyers (VL3)
BRONZE
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Post by Panda on Sept 8, 2024 18:39:59 GMT 1
GB 2024 v GB 2020: Gold: 49-41 Silver: 44-38 Bronze: 31-45 Total: 124-124
GB 2024 v GB 2016: Gold: 49-64 Silver: 44-39 Bronze: 31-44 Total: 124-147
GB 2024 v GB 2012: Gold: 49-34 Silver: 44-43 Bronze: 31-43 Total: 124-120
GB 2024 v GB 2008: Gold: 49-42 Silver: 44-29 Bronze: 31-31 Total: 124-102
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Post by Panda on Sept 8, 2024 18:42:31 GMT 1
Teams that have won a medal, day-by-day: DAY 1 Australia Azerbaijan Brazil Canada Chile China Chinese Taipei Denmark France Georgia Great Britain Hong Kong Hungary Iran Israel Italy Japan Mexico Mongolia Netherlands Norway Peru Poland Refugee Paralympic Team Singapore Spain Switzerland Thailand Turkiye Ukraine United States Uzbekistan DAY 2 Argentina Belgium Bulgaria Colombia Czechia Germany Greece India Indonesia Ireland Morocco Nepal New Zealand Serbia Slovakia Slovenia South Korea Tunisia DAY 3 Algeria Austria Cyprus Ethiopia Kazakhstan Kuwait Namibia Venezuela DAY 4 Cuba Ecuador Iraq Latvia Malaysia Portugal South Africa DAY 5 Costa Rica Nigeria Sri Lanka DAY 6 Finland Kenya Mauritius Montenegro DAY 7 Bosnia & Herzegovina Croatia Jordan Saudi Arabia Sweden Vietnam DAY 8 Egypt Trinidad & Tobago DAY 9 Lithuania Pakistan Romania DAY 10 Luxembourg Moldova DAY 11 none 85 teams won a medal, down one from the 2020 Paralympics.
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Post by suedehead on Sept 13, 2024 21:44:42 GMT 1
We had a special assembly for Bly this afternoon. Unfortunately, the size of the school meant that most people couldn't attend. I was able to ask the two students I was supporting in that lesson (RE) whether they would like to got to the assembly or do the lesson. It didn't take them long to decide! Bly brought her medals in when she returned on Tuesday, as well as wearing them to the assembly today. Almost everybody who has picked one up comments on how heavy they are. They really do weigh a lot.
Swimmers can win a lot of medals in a single Games (both Olympic and Paralympic). I think they should have to wear their medals won so far in each subsequent race as a sort of handicap system.
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Post by Panda on Sept 16, 2024 13:00:55 GMT 1
The 7 candidates to succeed International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach have been named: Sebastian Coe (Great Britain) Kirsty Coventry (Zimbabwe) Johan Eliasch (Sweden) Prince Feisal al Hussein (Jordan) David Lappartient (France) Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr. (Spain) Morinari Watanabe (Japan) Coe is a 2-time 1500m gold medallist and the current President of World Athletics. Coventry is a 7-time swimming medallist (including 2 golds) and the current Minster for Youth, Sport, Arts & Recreation in Zimbabwe. Eliasch is the President of the International Ski Federation. Prince Faisal is the President of the Jordanian Olympic Committee and a member of the IOC, heading multiple councils and committees. As a teenager, he competed in interstate wrestling competitions in the USA. Lappartient is the President of the Union Cycliste International (UCI), the govening body for cycling. Samaranch is the current Vice President of the IOC and is the son of former IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch. Watanabe is the President of the Federation Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG). The election will take place in March next year with the new President assuming the role in June.
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