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Alison Levine leads 2-0 over Chica Chica after 2 ends of the women’s BC4 quarterfinals. Missed opportunity to score multiple after Levine had the last 3 shots of the end, it is what it is though. 

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19 minutes ago, Josh said:

Alison Levine leads 2-0 over Chica Chica after 2 ends of the women’s BC4 quarterfinals. Missed opportunity to score multiple after Levine had the last 3 shots of the end, it is what it is though. 

Not to be :facepalm::hairpull:


Chica Chica wins 3-2

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Women’s sitting volleyball team loses 3-1, and will likely get the tougher semifinal against China.
 

Glad this day has finally come to an end, even with two silvers, a win in women’s wheelchair basketball, and a Mel Pemble C3 WR it’s been a nightmare. 

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Sorry I completely forgot to do the medal preview earlier. 
 

Kyle Tremblay continues his campaign for a medal in men’s compound archery at 7:04 AM PST/10:04 AM EST, and if he can advance to the medal rounds at 10:43 AM PST/1:43 PM EST, and Aurelie Rivard will look for yet another Paralympic medal at 8:51 AM PST/11:51 AM EST in the women’s 100m butterfly S10.

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