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PARALYMPIC GAMES MEDALISTS Year GOLD SILVER BRONZE 2016 Rio de Janiero, BRA Elizabeth Kosmala Natalie Smith Luke Cain Bradley Mark Go Team Anton Zapelli 2012 London, GBR Natalie Smith R2 SH1 2008 Beijing, CHN 2004 Athens, GRE Ashley Adams R6 SH1 R1 SH1 2000 Sydney, AUS 1996 Atlanta, USA 1992 Barcelona, ESP 1988 Seoul, KOR Elizabeth Kosmala 3P Air 2-6 Air Stand 2-6 Air Kneel 2-6 Air Prone 2-6 1984 Stoke Mandeville, GBR Elizabeth Kosmala 3P Air 2-6 Air Kneel 2-6 Air Prone 2-6 Air Stand 2-6 Barbara Caspers 3P Air 1A-1C Air Kneel 1A-1C Air Prone 1A-1C Air Stand 1A-1C Allan Chadwick 50m Prone Tetra 1980 Arnhem, NED Elizabeth Kosmala Air Prone 2-5 3P Air 2-5 Air Kneel 2-5 Barbara Caspers Air kneel 1A-1C 3P Air 1A-1C Air Stand 1A-1C 1976 Toronto, CAN Elizabeth Kosmala (nee Richards Mixed Rifle 2-5 http://shooting.by/results/paralympic_games/paralympic_games.html PARALYMPIC GAMES REPRESENTATIVES 2016 Rio de Janiero, BRA Elizabeth Kosmala Natalie Smith Luke Cain Bradley Mark Anton Zapelli 2012 London, GBR Elizabeth Kosmala Natalie Smith Ashley Adams Luke Cain Bradley Mark Jason Maroney 2008 Beijing, CHN Elizabeth Kosmala Ashley Adams Jason Maroney 2004 Athens, GRE Elizabeth Kosmala Ashley Adams Peter Worsley David Ziebarth 2000 Sydney, AUS Elizabeth Kosmala Ashley Adams Stan Kosmala Paul Schofield Peter Shannon Peter Worsley 1996 Atlanta, USA Elizabeth Kosmala Keith Bremner Peter Worsley 1992 Barcelona, ESP Elizabeth Kosmala Keith Bremner Andrew Rambow 1988 Seoul, KOR Elizabeth Kosmala Barbara Caspers Keith Bremner Allan Chadwick Andrew Rambow Grant Walker 1984 Stoke Mandeville, GBR Elizabeth Kosmala Barbara Caspers Kevin Bawden Keith Bremner Allan Chadwick Peter Parker Andrew Rambow Grant Walker 1980 Arnhem, NED Elizabeth Kosmala Barbara Caspers 1976 Toronto, CAN Elizabeth Kosmala Kevin Bawden J. Handbridge.

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