The Sport Report - Para-Day 8 Oui-cap

China continues to dominate with 62 golds, 46 silvers and 27 bronze medals, Great Britain are in second with 33, 25 and 16, The USA are 3rd with 25, 26 and 12, the Netherlands have jumped to 4th with 16, 7 and 5 and France hold onto 5th with 15, 17 and 18.

Australia is tailing in 9th with 11, 12 and 18

And that’s all for this day 8 oui-cap.  Tune in tomorrow to keep up to date with event schedule and hear the highlights from recent matches.  

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Sport Report unofficially the best way to follow the
Parisian Action lesi CBR. Good morning, all you peppy Paris partakers.
I'm the voice inside. Just speak a Tanner and welcome
to the Sport Report for this unofficial day eight weekap our.
Aussie athletes had a little more luck last night, bringing
home an additional two golds, three silvers and four bronze medals.

(00:22):
In the pool, Grant Patterson took home another bronze in
the men's SB two fifty meter breaststroke. Ricky Batar also
won bronze in the men's SM fourteen individual medley. Onto
the road cycling, Darren Hicks placed third in the men's
C two individual time trial, as did Alana Forster in
the women's C five individual time trial. Three silvers were
won in the road cycling individual time trials, two Lauren

(00:44):
Parker in the women's eight one to three category, Meg
Lemon in the women's C four and Alistair Donahoe in
the men's C five. Alexi Leary won gold in the
women's S nine one hundred meter free style and Chi
and Wang has won her second gold of the Games
in the women's WS ten singles take tennis, China continues
to dominate with sixty two gold medals, forty six silvers

(01:05):
and twenty seven bronze medals. Great Britain are in second
with thirty three, twenty five and sixteen. The USA are
in third with twenty five, twenty six and twelve. The
Netherlands have jumped up to fourth with sixteen, seven and
five and France hold on to fifth with fifteen, seventeen
and eighteen. Australia is tailing ninth with eleven, twelve and eighteen.
Coming up tonight, you can catch our Aussie athletes in

(01:26):
the women's EH one to four cycling road race at
five thirty pm, the R six Mixed s H one
fifty meters rifle pron shooting at five thirty pm, Women's
S ten four hundred meter freestyle at five fifty pm,
Men's SM nine two hundred meters individual medley just before
six thirty pm. Women's SM nine two hundred meter individual
medley at six thirty pm. Mixed team recurve archery versus

(01:47):
India at six twenty pm. Men's T fifty four eight
hundred meters sprint at eight fifteen pm, Men's MS eleven
singles table tennis semis at eight pm, Women's T sixty
three long jump final at three am, Women's TE fifty
three four hundred meres sprint final at three twenty am,
Women's F thirty three shot put final at three thirty am,
Men's F thirteen javelin throw final at four forty five am,

(02:08):
and the men's T fifty two one hundred meter sprint
at five am. And that's all for this day. Eight
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