PARIS, France — Team USA competed in the universal 4X100m relay final at the Paralympic Games in Paris on Friday.
The team includes Para track and field athletes Hunter Woodhall, Taylor Swanson, Tatyana McFadden, Noah Malone and Korban Best (prelim). The United States took the bronze medal in the relay final with a time of 47.32!
Here's a look at who made the podium in the relay final:
2024 Paralympics: 4X100m relay final results
- 1st place/ Gold medal: People's Republic of China, final time: 45.07 (WR)
- 2nd place/ Silver medal: Great Britain, final time: 46.01
- 3rd place/ Bronze medal: United States of America, final time: 47.32
Hunter Woodhall also brought home a gold medal for Team USA after competing in the men's 400m T62 final.
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Hunter Woodhall medal count
- Paralympic Games Paris 2024, Gold (400m T62-Men)
- Paralympic Games Paris 2024, bronze (4X100m Relay)
- Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020, bronze (400m T62 - Men), 8th (100m T64 - Men)
- Paralympic Games Rio de Janeiro 2016, (4 x 100m Relay T42-47 - Men), silver (200m T44 - Men), bronze (400m T44 - Men)
A few weeks ago, Hunter Woodhall watched his wife, Tara Davis-Woodhall, a former University of Georgia track and field athlete, compete and win gold in the women's long jump at the Paris Olympics.
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