Paris 2024 Paralympic Games: medals won and athletes victorious in boccia.

Once every four years, thanks to the Olympic and Paralympic Games, we can discover and thrill to sports that are little-known or little-represented in the media. This summer 2024, during the Paris Paralympic Games, we're enjoying boccia in particular , a precision sport often associated with pétanque. This discipline is played alone, in doubles or in teams, and is practiced in 75 countries around the world.

Boccia is divided into four categories, depending on the athletes' degree of disability. A total of 24 medals can be won in this discipline: 12 for men, 12 for women. The competition should be tough, and the thrills even greater, with so many prizes up for grabs!

Paris 2024 Paralympic Games: when and on which channel to watch boccia on TV?
To make sure you don't miss a single crumb of the boccia events at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, follow the program on TV. Here are the channels and broadcast times. [Read more]

Whether on television or in the stands of theArena Paris Sud 1, it's complicated to follow all the competitions of these Paralympic Games every day. If you've missed the latest boccia results, find out without delay which athletes and countries medaled during these JOP 2024.

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Medals won in boccia at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games:

• Gold medal individual men BC1 🥇: Loung John - Hong Kong
• Silver medal individual men BC1 🥈: Jung Sungjoon - South Korea
• Bronze medal individual man BC1 🥉: Muhamad Syafa - Indonesia
• Gold medal individual man BC2 🥇: Worawut Saengampa - Thailand
• Silver medal individual man BC2 🥈: Muhammad Bintang Herlangga - Indonesia
• Bronze medal individual man BC2 🥉: Watcharaphon Vongsa - Thailand
• Gold medal individual man BC3 🥇: Jeong Howon - South Korea
• Silver medal individual man BC3 🥈: Daniel Michel - Australia
• Bronze medal individual man BC3 🥉: Grigorios Polychronidis - Greece
• Gold medal individual man BC4 🥇: Stephen McGuire - Great Britain
• Silver medal individual man BC4 🥈: Edilson chica Chica - Colombia
• Bronze medal individual man BC4 🥉: Artem Kolinko - Ukraine
• Gold medal individual women BC1 🥇: Aurélie Aubert - France
• Silver medal individual woman BC1 🥈 : Yee Ting Jeralyn Tan - Singapore
• Bronze medal individual woman BC1 🥉: Hiromi Endo - Japan
• Individual gold medal women BC2 🥇: Cristina Goncalves - Portugal
• Silver medal individual woman BC2 🥈 : Jeong Soyeong- South Korea
• Bronze medal individual woman BC2 🥉: Gischa Zayana - Indonesia
• Gold medal individual woman BC3 🥇: Ho Yuen Kei (Hong-Kong)
• Women's individual silver medal BC3 🥈: Jamieson Leeson (Australia)
• Bronze medal individual woman BC3 🥉: Kang Sunhee - South Korea
• Women's individual gold medal BC4 🥇: Lin Ximei (China)
• Silver medal individual woman BC4 🥈 : Cheung Yuen (Hong Kong)
• Bronze medal individual woman BC4 🥉: Leidy Chica Chica - Colombia

• Gold medal mixed double BC3 🥇: Hong-Kong
• Silver medal mixed double BC3 🥈 : South Korea
• Bronze medal mixed double BC3 🥉: Argentina
  
  
• Gold medal mixed doubles BC4 🥇: Colombia
• Silver medal mixed double BC4 🥈 : Hong-Kong
• Bronze medal mixed double BC4 🥉: Thailand

• Gold medal mixed team BC1/BC2 🥇: China
• Silver medal mixed team BC1/BC2 🥈 : Indonesia
• Bronze medal mixed team BC1/BC2 🥉: Japan

Gold, silver, bronze: for all these athletes, the medals are shining brightly!