11-11-2016, 16:28
Further photos gleaned from Facebook.
Scotland at the medals ceremony (Angie Malone on the left) and at the end of the game (Aileen Neilson facing camera and Gregor Ewan on the right)
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Two of the England team - one of the men and Rosemary Lenton preparing to play plus the English team with their coach Joan Reed (in white hat)
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From the WCF press release it would appear that the 12 countries for the Paralympic Games are now finalised and that the 2017 Championships will be a test event, with of course the World medals up for grabs. The 12 countries with the required ranking points are Russia, China, Norway, USA, Canada, Slovakia, Finland, Korea (as hosts), Switzerland, Germany, Scotland (competing as Great Britain) and Sweden.
Scotland at the medals ceremony (Angie Malone on the left) and at the end of the game (Aileen Neilson facing camera and Gregor Ewan on the right)
Two of the England team - one of the men and Rosemary Lenton preparing to play plus the English team with their coach Joan Reed (in white hat)
From the WCF press release it would appear that the 12 countries for the Paralympic Games are now finalised and that the 2017 Championships will be a test event, with of course the World medals up for grabs. The 12 countries with the required ranking points are Russia, China, Norway, USA, Canada, Slovakia, Finland, Korea (as hosts), Switzerland, Germany, Scotland (competing as Great Britain) and Sweden.
Cabbage is still good for you