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What Does It Mean to Win Gold at the Paralympics? Ask Snowboard Great
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The whole of Lithuania is behind snowboarder Rapolas Micevičius (35), who is making his debut at this year's Milan and Cortina Winter Paralympic Games. However, his biggest supporters are his life partner Brigita Janiulytė – Rapolas' fairy godmother, caring spirit and support, and his white-coated dog D'Artagnan, who has become almost the biggest star of the Paralympic Village in Cortina, writes parateam.lt.
Photo: Choi Ga-on, dazzling gold medalist in the women's halfpipe snowboarding event at the 25th Milano Cortina d'Ampezzo Winter Olympics. A media day for Choi Ga-on, gold medalist in the women's halfpipe, was held at the Olympic Parktel in Songpa-gu, Seoul on the 9th. Choi Ga-on poses. Songpa=Park Jae-man, pjm@sportschos...
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What does it mean to win gold at the Paralympics? Ask snowboard great Hernandez and her daughter
As the French national anthem played, the 51-year-old Para snowboard great Cécile Hernandez cried at the top of the podium.
Third day of competition in Milan-Cortina and first Paralympic title for the French delegation, thanks to the dean Cécile Hernandez in para snowboard cross. Relive the highlights of the day.
In tears at the time of hugging her daughter, who came to celebrate her second Paralympic title in a row in snowboard cross, French Cécile Hernandez, the first tricolor gold medallist at the Milan-Cortina Paralympic Games, had a double dream on Sunday in Cortina.
Cécile Hernandez was named Paralympic snowboard cross champion this Sunday, March 8. This is France's first title in these Paralympic Games in Milan-Cortina. - Paralympic Games 2026: France wins its first gold medal thanks to snowboarder Cécile Hernandez (Olympic and Paralympic Games).
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