The Argentine Paralympic Committee (COPAR) has appointed the flag bearers of the national delegation for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, which will take place from August 28 to September 8.
He Argentine Paralympic Committee (COPAR) appointed Hernan Barreto and Constance Garrone as the standard-bearers of the national delegation for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Gameswhich will take place from August 28 to September 8.
Hernan Barretooriginally from Zarateis a historic figure in adapted athletics. At 33 years old, he will participate in his fourth Paralympic Gameshaving won three bronze medals in previous editions: one in London 2012 in the 200 meters and two in Rio 2016 in the 100 meters and 200 meters.
Besides, Barreto He has been a multiple medalist in the Parapan American Games and in world championships, recognized for his speed and endurance, now with the responsibility of carrying the Argentine flag, the athlete who in 2020 was awarded by the Konex Foundation as one of the top 5 athletes of the Argentina In the last decade, he will seek to culminate his career with another outstanding performance.
For its part, Constance Garrone She is one of the best adapted table tennis players, being in the top four in the world rankings.
The Buenos Aires native, who already participated in the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Gamesclassified to Paris 2024 after being crowned champion in the pre-Olympic tournament Thailand last May.
Garrone The 29-year-old is recognized not only for her skills at the table, but also for her commitment to sports inclusion and the fight against gender stereotypes. She has a degree in Psychology and is currently pursuing a postgraduate degree in Psychoanalysis and Sports Psychology.
Along with them, there will be 68 more athletes representing Argentina in the Paralympic Gameswho will compete in 14 different disciplines.
Argentine athletes who will participate in the 2024 Paralympic Games:
- Athletics: The cast of this film, along with their respective cast, will host the cast of this film, including the film’s lead singer, actress, and producer.
- Swimming: Nadia Báez, Daniela Giménez, Elizabeth Noriega, Analuz Pellitero, Germán Arévalo, Iñaki Basiloff, Fernando Carlomagno, Matías de Andrade, Lautaro Maidana Cancino, Nicolás Rivero, Jazmín Aragón and Santiago Senestro.
- Football for the blind: The team from Madrid was the first to score in the 2010/11 season, and the second to score in the 2011/12 season.
- Track and road cycling: Rodrigo Lopez, Mariela Delgado and the tandems of Maximiliano Gomez-Sebastian Tolosa and Maria Jose Quiroga-Micaela Barroso.
- Judo: Nadia Boggiano, Rocío Ledesma, Eduardo Gauto, Paula Gómez and Laura González.
- Boccia: Stefania Ferrando, Rodrigo, Luis Cristaldo and Ailen Flores.
- Tennis: Gustavo Fernandez, Florence Moreno and Ezequiel Casco.
- Table tennis: Gabriel Copola and Elias Romero.
- Paracanoeing: Ariel Atamañuk and Andrea Bracamonte.
- Parataekwondo: Juan Samorano and Miguel Galeano.
- Sport shooting: Maria Laura Rodriguez Belvedere.
- Fencing: Hugo Alderete.
- Weights: Lourdes Maciel.
- Rowing: Brenda Sardon.
Source: Ambito
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