Swimmer Bennett, canoeist Hennessy to carry Canadian flag at Paralympic closing ceremony
Paralympic medallists Nicholas Bennett and Brianna Hennessy will carry the Canadian flag during Sunday's closing ceremony in Paris.
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England not looking at fresh start under interim coach Carsley
COUNTY KILDARE, Ireland : England are not looking for a fresh start under interim manager Lee Carsley, who is eager to build on what the team have achieved prior to his arrival as they kick off their Nations League campaign against Ireland on Saturday.
Canadian wheelchair sprinter Cody Fournie rolls to 2nd gold medal in Paris
Canada's Cody Fournie is back atop the Paralympic podium.
Injured North Carolina QB Max Johnson plans to return in 2025 - ESPN
North Carolina quarterback Max Johnson plans to return to UNC to play the 2025 season, he told ESPN on Friday.
Jake Paul warned that 'specimen' Mike Tyson still has KO power to put him to sleep despite advancing years
Jake Paul has been cautioned that despite being 58 years old, Mike Tyson still possesses the power to knock him out.
Canada's Massabie smashes world record in golden swim for 1st Paralympic medal
Sebastian Massabie's first Paralympic medal is golden.
Iconic Topshop 'set for shock return to UK high streets'
Iconic clothing brand Topshop could be set to make a shock return to the British high street after closing all its UK stores three years ago.
Praveen Kumar Wins Paris Paralympics 2024 Gold: How He Beat 'Insecurities' To Make History
India's Praveen Kumar won the gold medal in the Men's High Jump T64 with an Asian Record effort of 2.08 metres at the ongoing Paralympics Games on Friday. The 21-year-old added a sixth gold to India's tally to take the overall count to 26, which includes nine silver and 11 bronze medals. Praveen, who won silver in his Paralympics debut in Tokyo three years ago, not only bagged his second consecutive medal but also set the Asian Record in the process. USA's Derek Loccident claimed silver while Uzbekistan's Temurbek Giyazov clinched bronze with efforts of 2.06m (Paralympic Record) and 2.03m (personal best) respectively.