London 2012 Paralympic Games has finished yesterday. The official Paralympics' result for Ukrainian paralympians is thirty two gold, twenty four silver and twenty eight bronze medals. Ukrainian paralympians are real heroes in Ukraine, because in spite of the difficult life, especially for such persons, like paralympians, they fight with all difficulties and won every day of their lives. All Ukrainian paralympians are strong people and athletes - they continue to live, to win and to wish new life's victories.A lot of thanks for all Ukrainian participants of Paralympics 2012! Participation in the Paralympics is a nice life's victory for every athlete, but, of course, every sportsman wants sport's victories. I wish all Ukrainian paralympians the winning medals on the next Paralympics 2016.
And Paralympic Games 2012 became the most resultative in Ukrainian history of the Paralympics. It's necessary to name and to know all Ukrainian winners and medalists of the Paralympics 2012. A lot of medal were got by Ukrainian sportsmen in the athletics - eight gold, seven silver and seven bronze! Many thanks to Roman Pavlyk for two gold and two bronze medals in the running 100m, 200m, 400m and in long jump competitions, to Yuriy Tsaruk for two golds in the running 100m and 200m, to Mariya Pomazan for two gold medals in shot put and discus throw competitions (though the official results show one gold and one silver of M.Pomazan, but neither Mariya, nor Ukrainians didn't understand why the gold medal was taken out in discus throw competition and the competition's results were changed after the announcement of the results and after the medal ceremony), to Ruslan Katyshev for gold and bronze medals in long jump and triple jump competitions, to Andriy Holivets for gold in shot put competition, to Oksana Zubkovska for gold in long jump competition, to Inna Stryzhak for one silver and two bronze in long jump and in the running 100m and 200m competitions, to Oksana Boturchuk for silver and bronze in the running 100m and 400m, to Oleksiy Pashkov and Vasyl Lishchynskyy for their bronze medals in discus throw competitions, to Viktoriya Kravchenko for silver in the running 400m, to Anastasiya Mysnyk for silver and Svitlana Kudelya for bronze in shot put competition.
Ukrainian sportsmen were also strong in the other kinds of sport and Ukrainians are very proud of them and say them "very great thanks" for their hard work and their Paralympic medals. So Yehor Dementyev won two gold medals in cycling road competitions - in men's individual C 4-5 road race and C5 time trial. Davyd Khorava, Dmytro Solovey, Oleksandr Kosinov won gold medals and Yuliya Halynska and Nataliya Nikolaychyk won bronze medals in different judo competitions: men's -66kg, men's -73kg, men's -81kg, women's -48kg, women's -52kg correspondingly. Antonina Khodzinska won silver and Yuliya Klymenko, Viktoriya Safonova and Mykhaylo Popov won bronze medals in singles' table tennis competitions (6 and 7 class). Vasyl Kovalchuk won gold medal in one shooting competition (mixed R5-10m air rifle prone-SH2) and Alla Lysenko got gold medal in one rowing competition (women's single sculls). Ukrainian men's football team is silver medalist in 7-a-side competition and Ukrainian mixed coxed four team is bronze medalist in the rowing, and Ukrainian women's volleyball team is also bronze medalist in sitting volleyball. Anton Datsko won silver in one wheelchair fencing competition (men's individual foil) and Lidiya Solovyova won bronze in women's powerlifting (-44kg).
Ukraine got the most medals in swimming competitions. Ukrainian swimmers got seventeen gold, fourteen silver and thirteen bronze medals on these Paralympic Games in London! Nataliya Prolohayeva won three gold and got one silver in the swimming 50m freestyle, 100m breaststroke, 200m individual medley, 100m freestyle. Maksym Veraksa won three gold and got one bronze in the swimming 50m freestyle, 100m freestyle, 200m individual medley, 100m breaststroke. Yevheniy Bohodayko won two gold and got two silver in the swimming 100m breaststroke, 200m individual medley, 50m butterfly, 100m backstroke. Viktor Smyrnov won one gold and got one silver and one bronze in the swimming 100m butterfly, 200m individual medley, 100m backstroke. Andriy Kalyna won one gold and got one silver in the swimming 100m breaststroke, 200m individual nedley. Oksana Khrul won one gold and got one silver in the swimming 50m butterfly, 100m breaststroke. Oleksiy Fedyna won one gold and got one bronze in the swimming 100m breaststroke, 50m freestyle. Eskender Mustafayev became the winner in the swimming 50m freestyle, Hennadiy Boyko was the winner in the swimming 50m backstroke and Dmytro Zalevskyy - the winner in the swimming 100m backstroke. Viktoriya Savtsova became the winner in the swimming 100m breakststroke and Khrystyna Yurchenko - also the winner in the swimming 100m breaststroke (in another classification). Dmytro Vynohradets got two silver and one bronze in the swimming 50m backstroke, 150m individual medley, 50m breaststroke. Olha Sviderska got two silver medals in the swimming 50m freestyle, 100m freestyle. Danylo Chufarov got one silver and one bronze in the swimming 400m freestyle, 200m individual medley. Kateryna Istomina, Yana Berezhna and Hanna Yelisavetska got silver medals in the swimming 100m butterfly, 100m breaststroke, 50m backstroke correspondingly. Serhiy Klippert got two bronze medals in the swimming 100m backstroke, 400m freestyle. Oleksandr Mashchenko also got two bronze medals in the swimming 100m breaststroke, 200m individual medley. And Oleksandr Holovko, Ani Palyan, Yaryna Matlo and Iryna Sotska got bronze medals for Ukraine in the swimming 50m backstroke, 50m freestyle, 100m breaststroke, 50m backstroke correspondingly.
Congratulations!!! Such people as Ukrainian paralympians must be nominated with the prize of Ukraine's hero, because they are heroes indeed in Ukraine. Ukrainian state power must give financial prizes for all Ukrainian winners and medalists of Paralympics 2012 for their gold, silver and bronze medals, as Ukraine's present state power promised and declared before the beginning of the Paralympics. It's need to keep promises, especially before such persons, as paralympians.
Paralympians are the examples for imitation in the life. They teach others how not to drop the hands, but to go ahead, winning the difficulties.
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