No better way to brighten a Wednesday then by watching more Paralympics!
Live events run from approx 8am-10:30pm CEST, 7am-9:30pm BST, 2am-4:30pm EDT, and 11pm-1:30pm PDT.
Day 7 brings SO MUCH ACTION at the #ParisParalympics. pic.twitter.com/x0OYtotBro
— NBC Olympics & Paralympics (@NBCOlympics) September 3, 2024
Live events include: boccia, goalball, para archery🏅, para athletics🏅, para cycling road🏅, para equestrian🏅, para powerlifting🏅, para swimming🏅, para table tennis🏅, shooting para sport🏅, sitting volleyball, wheelchair basketball, wheelchair fencing🏅, wheelchair tennis🏅
A schedule of all events can be found here, and each day’s page lets you toggle between Paris and local time zones!
For all American viewers, NBC’s schedule page has listed all televised events, and every event should be live on Peacock. For all Canadian viewers, CBC’s schedule page should have streaming links available once each event begins, along with their daily primetime coverage.
Nigerian Para badminton star Mariam Eniola Bolaji becomes first African to medal in the sport at either Olympics or Paralympics #Paralympics | #Paris2024
— Paralympic Games (@Paralympics) September 3, 2024
After today’s women’s 100m backstroke S9 heat, @ParalympicsIRE‘s Ellen Keane has retired.
Keane retires as a five-time Paralympian and a two-time Paralympic medallist.
What a career
: Getty Images#Paralympics | #Paris2024 pic.twitter.com/bkcnXuRY3A
— Paralympic Games (@Paralympics) September 3, 2024
“I’m really, really happy, this is a dream to be with my sister on the podium. This bronze medal looks like a gold.”#Paralympics | #Paris2024
— Paralympic Games (@Paralympics) September 3, 2024
Making a mark
Kiribati makes his and his nation’s Paralympic debut #Paralympics #Paris2024
— Paralympic Games (@Paralympics) September 3, 2024
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can’t believe there’s only five more days left
