The Sport Report - Para-Day 6 Oui-cap

The current medal tally has China firmly in the lead with 43 golds, 30 silvers and 14 bronze medals, Great Britain remain in second with 29, 15 and 10, next the USA come in with 13, 19 and 10, Brazil sit 4th with 12, 8 and 18, and France round out the top 5 with 11, 10 and 13.

Australia is holding on to 6th with 8, 9 and 12

And that’s a wrap on this day 6 oui-cap.  Tune in tomorrow to keep up to date with event schedule and hear the highlights from recent matches.  

Catch ya then!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Sport Report unofficially the best way to follow the
Parisian actions. I CBR. Good morning, all you shiny silver supporters.
I'm the voice inside you speak a Tanna and welcome
to the Sport Report for this unofficial day six Weecap.
Australia cashed in seven medals overnight, with Michael Bourian taking
bronze in the men's F sixty four javelin throw and

(00:21):
the Australian Wheelchair rugby team clinched the bronze from Great Britain,
finishing the match fifty to forty eight. Jake Michael took
home a silver in the men's SB fourteen one hundred
meter breaststroke. Daniel Michael unrelated lost against his South Korean rival,
but took home the silver in the men's BC three
individual botcher, and in a parallel performance that Jamison Leeson
was defeated by her Hong Kong competitor and also finished

(00:43):
with the silver medal in the women's BC three individual botcher.
The Aussie mixed thirty four point four by one hundred
meter medley relay team consisting of Jesse Aunglers, Timothy Hodge,
Emily b Croft and Alexa Leary won the gold medal
and Lauren Parker also claimed a gold in the women's
PTWC trythlon. The current medal tally has China firmly in
the lead with forty three golds, thirty silvers and fourteen

(01:05):
bronze medals. Great Britain remain in second with twenty nine,
fifteen and ten. Next, the USA come in with thirteen,
nineteen and ten. Brazil sit fourth with twelve, eight and eighteen,
and France round out the top five with eleven, ten
and thirteen. Australia is holding on to sixth place with eight,
nine and twelve. Tonight, we have tons of ossie athlete actions,
starting off with the men's S nine one hundred meters

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backstroke at five thirty pm, Men's T thirteen one thousand,
five hundred meters run at six twenty pm, Women's S
three one hundred meter free style at six fifty pm,
Women's F thirty four shot put just before seven pm,
Men's S ten one hundred meters butterfly at seven twenty pm,
Women's S ten one hundred meter butterfly to follow at
seven thirty pm. Female Grade two individual equestrian event at

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seven forty five pm, Mixed BC three Botcher pairs versus
France at seven fifty pm, Men's T thirty six four
hundred meters sprint at eight pm, Women's T fifty four
one thousand, five hundred meters run at eight ten pm,
Women's individual re curb archery versus Indonesia at a twenty
pm female Grade one individual equestrian event at nine forty
five pm, Women's WS ten singles Table tennis semi finals

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versus Brazil at nine forty five pm, Women's T twenty
four hundred meters run at three am, Men's wheelchair basketball
semifinals versus Great Britain at three fifteen am, and the
Mixed BC three Botcher pairs versus Japan at four ten am.
And that's a wrap on the day. Six WEEKAP Tune
in tomorrow to keep up to date with the event
schedule and hear the highlights from the recent matches. Catcher

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