Standing Para Nordic Skiers Continue To Make Strides For Team USA
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Athlete Bio#
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Height
5'6"
Age
26
Hometown
Manchester, ME
Education
Maranacook Community High School (Readfield, Maine)
Classification: LW8
Quick Facts
- Reiter was born with an underdeveloped right arm
- Tried skiing for the first time when he was in seventh grade
- Adopted from an orphanage in Yekaterinburg, Russia
- Son of Michael Conley and Anne Reiter
- Has one sister, Tonia.
Paralympic Experience
- 2-time Paralympian
- Paralympic Games Beijing 2022, 9th (4 x 2.5km Relay Open - Open), 10th (12.5km Freestyle - Standing - Men), 12th (10km Middle - Standing - Men, 1km Sprint Freestyle - Standing - Men, 6km Sprint - Standing - Men)
- Paralympic Games Pyeongchang 2018, 7th (4 x 2.5km Relay Mixed - Mixed), 11th (12.5km Middle - Standing - Men), 15th (15km Individual - Standing - Men), 16th (7.5km Sprint - Standing - Men), 20th (1km Sprint Classic Style - Standing - Men)
Athlete News#
Top Team USA Moments To Close Out The 2022 Winter Paralympics
The Paralympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 might be over, but we’ll always have the memories. After nine action-packed days of competition, take a walk down memory lane to check out some of the top Team USA moments from the last week of the Games....
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