Tokyo Paralympic Games: Brazilian mother-daughter and Greece’s father-son participating in Tokyo Paralympics
Tokyo Paralympic Games: Brazilian mother-daughter and Greece’s father-son participating in Tokyo Paralympics, will enter archery, table tennis and athletics
A Brazilian mother-daughter and a Greece father-son are participating in the Tokyo Paralympics. Brazil’s Lethicia Rodrigues Lacerda will take on table tennis and her mother, Jane Karla Gogel, will take to archery. This is Lacerda’s first and Jane’s fourth Paralympics at 18. Earlier, Jayne was also a Tete player. Lacerda lost 3-0 to world No. 3 Aida Dahlen of Norway.
Lacerda said, ‘It’s special to be here with mom. In the future, I will try my hand at other sports in Paralympics. “In my mind, I will continue to take part in archery until I am very old, or until my arms respond,” she said.
Greece’s Lazaros Stefanidis and his son Leontios will enter the shot put, Leontios trained at the father’s academy
