OKSANA MASTERS, KENDALL GRETSCH WIN TEAM USA’S FIRST MEDALS OF THE 2022 WINTER PARALYMPICS

May 16, 2023, 7:45 AM (ET)

by Katie Grunik

Oksana Masters reacts as she crosses the finish line in the women's sprint sitting biathlon at the Paralympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 on March 5, 2022 in Beijing.

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OKSANA MASTERS, KENDALL GRETSCH WIN TEAM USA’S FIRST MEDALS OF THE 2022 WINTER PARALYMPICS

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