Adaptive Team News
Soule Takes Biathlon Bronze
| 14 March 2010
WHISTLER OLYMPIC PARK, BC – U.S. Adaptive Cross Country athlete Andy Soule (Pearland, TX) made history Saturday, winning the first U.S. medal of the 2010 Paralympic Games and the first-ever medal for the U.S. Paralympic Biathlon team on the opening day of competition. Soule, a retired U.S. Army veteran, combined his shooting skills learned in the Army with his cross country skills learned from the U.S. Adaptive Cross Country Team to win the bronze medal.
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