A Delaware athlete is making waves at the Paralympics as he pursues what could be a historic first for Team USA in wheelchair curling.
Steve Emt, competing in his third Paralympic Games, has teamed up with Laura Dwyer to represent the United States in the newly introduced mixed doubles wheelchair curling competition. The pair recently secured a victory against Italy during Sunday’s match, keeping their medal hopes alive.
This Paralympic appearance marks a significant milestone for American wheelchair curling, as Emt and Dwyer have the opportunity to capture the nation’s inaugural medal in the sport. The mixed doubles format represents a fresh addition to the Paralympic program, giving athletes like Emt a new avenue to compete for Paralympic glory.
Emt’s journey to his third Paralympics demonstrates the dedication and skill required to compete at the sport’s highest level. His partnership with Dwyer has proven successful in early competition, setting up what could be a breakthrough moment for wheelchair curling in the United States.
The Delaware competitor’s pursuit of Paralympic history continues as the mixed doubles tournament progresses, with American fans hoping to witness their first wheelchair curling medal ceremony.
