Hunter Woodhall Captures First Gold Medal in Men’s 400m T62 at Paralympic Games
On September 6, 2024, at Stade de France, Hunter Woodhall of Team USA achieved a remarkable feat by securing victory in the men’s 400m T62 final at the Paralympic Games, thus claiming his first-ever gold medal in this prestigious competition. This triumphant moment came only weeks after his wife, Tara Davis-Woodhall, had celebrated her own gold medal win in the women’s long jump at the Olympic Games in Paris 2024.
Woodhall showcased a strategic and controlled performance throughout the race, ultimately finishing with an impressive time of 46.36 seconds. This victory marked a significant milestone for the accomplished para athlete, who had previously earned bronze medals in the 400m at earlier Paralympic Games. The atmosphere was electric, and in a heartfelt display of joy, Woodhall took a moment to revel in his achievement along with the crowd before making his way to embrace his wife, capturing an idyllic moment that epitomized the enchanting experience of the 2024 Paris Games for this dynamic athletic couple.
The evening holds the potential for further triumphs, as Hunter Woodhall is also set to compete in the upcoming 4x100m universal relay final. Observers and fans alike are encouraged to stay tuned for more updates on his continuing journey at these historic Games.
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