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The Happiness of Intensified Competition Conditions
The German para-athletes are world-class track and field athletes. But at the Paralympic Games, it could get tight for them.
2024-08-30 23:55:08
Thriving Amid Intense Paralympic Competition
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German para-athletes like Leon Schäfer, Martin Schulz, and Thomas Ulbricht are excelling in world-class track and field at the Paralympic Games, facing stiff competition. The Sitzvolleyball team's successful start with a 3-0 win against Brazil sets the stage for potential advancement.
In swimming, Maurice Wetekam secures bronze, Tanja Scholz sets a Paralympic record, and Verena Schott overcomes illness to compete in multiple events. Unfortunately, Hellmann, Wandschneider, and Adam face early exits in badminton.
Despite the challenges, the German contingent displays resilience and determination in the high-stakes Paralympic arena.
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Paralympics: Tanja Scholz and Verena Schott impress alongside Maurice Wetekam in swimming
Maurice Wetekam won bronze; Tanja Scholz finished sixth in the 100m freestyle; Verena Schott finished seventh in the 200m individual medley; Gina Böttcher started in the 100m freestyle; Philip Hebmüller was eliminated in the 100m backstroke, but will still start in the 100m breaststroke and 200m individual medley.
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