Aussies at the Paralympics: Day 7 Schedule

Here are the top moments featuring Aussies at the Paralympics on Day 7.

Wednesday 4th September (All times are in AEST)

Seven Aussies are racing in the time trial, beginning with Alana Forster at 4:00pm and concluding with Alistair Donohoe, who will take off at 9:51pm.

Jenna Jones will swim in the heat of the Women’s 100m Freestyle S12 at 5:37pm. Ricky Betar is set to race in the Men’s 200m Individual Medley SM14 at 5:45pm and Paige Leonhardt in the Women’s 200m Individual Medley SM14 at 5:54pm. Callum Simpson will contest the heats of the Men’s 400m Freestyle S8 at 6:05pm and Ella Jones will do the same in the Women’s 400m Freestyle S8 at 6:20pm. Grant ‘Scooter’ Patterson is back in the pool for the Men’s 50m Breastroke SB2 at 6:37pm. Chloe Osborn and Holly Warn are racing in the Women’s 100m Freestyle S7 at 7:04pm. Finally, Alexa Leary, Lucky Patterson, and Emily Beecroft will set a marker down in the Women’s 100m Freestyle at 7:12pm.

26-year-old Luke Bailey is racing in Round 1 of the Men’s 100m T54 at 7:52pm. Mali Lovell and Abby Craswell are racing in Round 1 of the Women’s 100m T36 Round 1 at 8:26pm. Lovell is looking to add to her tally after winning bronze in the 200m and Craswell is making her debut.

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Taymon Kenton-Smith, at his second Paralympics, takes on China’s Gan Jun in an elimination round for a spot in the final eight.

The world’s no.1 ranked team of Jamieson Leeson and Daniel Michelin the pool stages. They take on South Korea in the quarter-final at 9:40pm.

Qian Yang is playing Poland’s Natalia Partyka for the gold medal. Yang is the favourite, having already picked up a gold medal in Paris in the women’s doubles WD20 event. Later, Australia’s Samuel Von Einem takes on Japan’s Takemori Takeshi in the Men’s Singles MS11 quarter-final at 1:00am.