wow 6 more medals

a big time haul of them last night.  a gold and 5 bronzes.  first the gold.  Brian McKeever wins his second of the games winning the 1.5 sprint classic visually impaired.  first bronze went to Mark Arendz, winning his third medal of the games in the mens 1.5 km sprint classic standing event.  second bronze went to Natalie Wilkie in the womens 1.5 km sprint classic standing.  the third bronze went to Mollie Jepsen who won her third medal of the games in the womens giant slalom standing event.  the 4th bronze went to Mac Marcoux, who won his second of the games mens giant slalom visually impaired event.  the 5th bronze went to Alexis Guimond in the mens giant slalom standing event. that makes the total 5g, 1s and 10b for 16 medals.  the most medals Canada at the paralympics is 19 in 2010.

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