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A Charlotte native competed in the Paralympics five years after losing his leg. Here's how he did
RELATED: Paralympic Games opening ceremony starts the final chapter on a long summer of sport in Paris WCNC Charlotte spoke to Clough before the Paralympics, when he was in the thick of training.
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As 2028 Olympic Games nears, here’s how Long Beach is prepping for the international stage
The city recently released its Strategic Roadmap, a guide outlining how Long Beach will prepare to host Olympic and ...
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What Still Drives Swimmer Jessica Long Ahead Of Her Sixth Paralympics
Michelle Bruton covers action sports and the Olympics and Paralympics. TOKYO, JAPAN - SEPTEMBER 03: Gold medalist Jessica Long of Team United States celebrates during the ... [+] medal ceremony ...
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Paris Veterans Lead 2025 U.S. Paralympic National Team Roster
U.S. Paralympic National Team roster was announced Thursday, featuring 28 athletes who competed at the 2024 Paralympics in ...
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Paralympic Gold Medalist Sophie Pascoe Announces Retirement From Swimming
At her debut Paralympics, 15-year-old Sophie became the ... and won a bronze medal in the SM10 200 IM. The 12-time long-course world champion and four-time short-course champion will now retire ...
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Paris Paralympics Sept. 4 recap: Masters defends time trial gold
6. Para swimming: Long wins first gold at Paris The wait is over for Jessica Long. The six-time Paralympian won her first gold medal at the Paris Paralympics in the women’s 400m freestyle S8 event, ...