Toronto 2015: Day four as it happens

Here's all that is happening on the fourth day of the Toronto 2015 Parapan American Games. 12 Aug 2015
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Medals will be decided in athletics, boccia, cycling track, powerlifting and swimming on Tuesday (11 August), the fourth day of the Toronto 2015 Parapan American Games.

 

 

Last updated: 15:30

 

Medal events

Boccia

Brazil completed a clean sweep of the boccia singles events on Tuesday. Jose Carlos Chagas beat Canada's Hanif Mawji (8-0) in the BC1 class and Maciel de Souza Santos defeated Canada's Adam Dunkovich (8-0) in the BC2 class. The BC3 winner was Santos Richardson who got the better of Canada's Eric Bussiere (8-1) whilst Eliseu Dos Santos claimed the gold in the BC4 class against Colombia's Euclides Griseles Diaz (9-6).

 

 

Cycling

The CISCO Milton Veldorme will host four medal events today.

 

Powerlifting

Oniger Jesus Drake Vega won gold for Cuba in the men's up to 88kg class. His 195kg second round lift was a new Games record.

 

Swimming

On Tuesday more morning there were two medal events; Colombia and Brail shared the spoils. The morning review can be found here.

 

Non-medal events

Goalball

In the women's competition USA beat Guatemala, Brazil defeated Nicaragua and Canada hammered El Salvador. All three games finished 10-0.

 

The opening men's game was a thriller with USA edging out Argentina 11-10. Brazil then beat Venezuela 10-0.

 

Sitting volleyball

Brazil and USA both won their games in straight sets 3-0 against Colombia and Costa Rica respectively in the mens's competition.

 

Wheelchair basketball

The first two games of the day were in the women's competition. Mexico ran out 73-33 winners over Guatemala and USA beat El Salvador 77-8. Argentina against Peru was an absolute thriller which finished 34-33.

 

To watch live, please click here.

 

Wheelchair rugby

The first game starts at 15:30 EDT. To watch live, please click here.

 

All the latest results from Toronto 2015 can be found at the Toronto 2015 website.