The Sport Report - Para-Day 7 Oui-cap

The top five currently has China decisively in first place with 53 golds, 40 silvers and 22 bronze medals, Great Britain in second with30, 18 and 13, The USA in third with 20,22 and 11, Brazil in fourth with 14, 11 and 23 and France in fifth with 11, 12, and 15.

Australia’s tally is up to 9 golds, 9 silvers and 14 bronze medals which unfortunately wasn’t enough to maintain 6th place.  Both Italy and Ukraine have overtaken us placed 6th and 7th respectively.

And that’s a wrap on this day 7 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 boisterous barracking brotherhood.
I'm the voice inside just speak of Tana and welcome
to the Sport Report. For this unofficial day seven weekap
just three medals have been claimed by our Aussies Overnight.
Alex Safi took bronze in the men's S ten one

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hundred meters butterfly. Fellow swimmer Rachel Watson also took home
a bronze medal in the women's S three one hundred
meter freestyle, and James Turner placed first in the men's
tee thirty six four hundred meters sprint. These medals bring
Australia's total up to nine golds, nine silvers and fourteen
bronze medals, which unfortunately wasn't enough to maintain sixth place.
Both Italy and Ukraine have overtaken, placing them sixth and

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seventh respectively. The top five countries has China decisively in
first place with fifty three golds, forty silvers and twenty
two bronze medals, Great Britain in second with thirty eighteen
and thirteen. The USA in third with twenty twenty two
and eleven, Brazil in fourth with fourteen, eleven and twenty three,
and France in fifth with eleven, twelve and fifteen. If
you want to watch out Aussies tonight, you can start

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off with the women's C five Individual Road cycling Time
trials at four pm, Women's C four individual road cycling
time trials at four ten PM, Men's C two individual
road cycling time trials at four twenty pm, women C
one to three individual road cycling time trials at five pm,
Women's S twelve one hundred meter freestyle at five thirty pm,
Men's SM fourteen individual two hundred meter medley at five

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forty five pm, Women's SM fourteen individual two hundred meter
medley at five fifty pm, Women's eight one to three
individual road cycling time trials at six pm, Men's S
eight four hundred meter freestyle at six pm, Women's S
eight four hundred meter freestyle at six twenty pm, Men's
SB two fifty meters breaststroke at six thirty pm, Women's
S seven one hundred meter freestyle at seven pm, Women's

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S nine one hundred meter freestyle to follow at seven
ten PM, Men's T fifty four one hundred meters sprint
at seven fifty pm, Men's T thirty six one hundred
meters sprint at eight twenty pm, Men's individual recurve archery
versus China at eight fifty pm, Mixed Individual eight five
Equestrian at eight fifty pm, Men's MS nine table tennis
quarterfinals at nine pm, Mixed Pairs Bocher versus South Korea

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at nine forty pm. Mixed pairs Bocher versus South Korea
at nine forty pm, Women's WS ten table tennis gold
medal match versus Poland at nine forty five pm. Men's
C five Individual Road cycling time trials at nine to
fifty pm, Men's MS eleven singles table tennis quarter finals
versus Japan at one am, and the women's F thirty
two shot put at three am. And that's a wrap

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on this day. Seven WEEKAP Tune in tomorrow to keep
up to date with the event schedule and hear the
highlights from recent matches. Catch you then amplify. CBR is
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