Four Americans get one more chance to add to their Alpine skiing medal hauls on the final day of competition at the Paralympics.
The women’s giant slalom is on tap for scheduled starters Alana Nichols and Laurie Stephens (sitting) and Stephanie Jallen and Allison Jones (standing).
Nichols already owns downhill silver, while Stephens won bronze medals in the downhill and super-G. Jallen won bronze medals in the super-G and super combined, while Jones took downhill bronze.
Also Sunday, Tatyana McFadden skis in the 5km sitting cross-country race. The 10-time Summer Paralympic medalist won her first Winter Paralympic medal in the 1km sprint, a silver, earlier at the Games.
Russia leads the overall and gold medal counts with a whopping 70 and 27, respectively. The next highest nations have 21 medals and seven golds. The U.S. has 17 medals and two golds.
The Paralympic Closing Ceremony is Sunday at noon ET.
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