Rosa María Guerrero, the Paralympic athlete from Mazatlan, Mexico, has secured a bronze medal in the F55 discus throw at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. This marks Guerrero’s second Paralympic medal, solidifying her position as a leading force in the sport. Her victory comes after a strong performance in the event, showcasing her determination and dedication to her craft. Notably, Guerrero’s achievement marks the first medal for the Mexican delegation at the Games, showcasing their strong representation in the world of Paralympic sports. Despite a rainy day, Guerrero expressed immense happiness, attributing her success to God, her family, her coach, and her supporters. The gold medal went to Colombian athlete Erica María Castaño Salazar, who achieved a score of 26.70 meters. China’s Feixia Dong secured the silver with a score of 26.67 meters. Guerrero’s performance surpasses her previous bronze medal win at the Tokyo 2020+1 Paralympic Games, demonstrating her continuous growth as an athlete.
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