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Lorna Manzer

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Lorna Manzer
Rayuwa
ƙasa Kanada
Sana'a
Sana'a cross-country skier (en) Fassara

Lorna Manzer yar wasan tseren nakasassu ta Kanada ce. A tsawon wasannin nakasassu guda biyu, ta sami lambobin tagulla biyu, lambobin zinare biyu, da azurfa ɗaya ga Kungiyar Kanada.

Yayin da take karatun motsa jiki a Kwalejin Mount Royal a shekarun 1970s, Manzer ta rasa wani bangare na kafarta ta dama lokacin da wata mota ta bi ta kan babbar hanyar Trans-Canada. Lokacin da ta murmure, ta yi hulɗa da Jerry Johnston da Sunshine Village waɗanda suka yi aiki tare da waɗanda aka yanke a wasan tseren kan iyaka.[1] Tare da aiki, Manzer da Brent Munro sun zama ƴan ƙasar Kanada na farko da suka shiga cikin wasan tseren kan iyaka a wasannin nakasassu na lokacin hunturu na 1976.[2] Ta samu lambar zinare a tseren mai nisan kilomita 5 na Class II,[3] duk da cewa ita kadai ce mai fafatawa.[4] Manzer kuma ta kare a matsayi na uku a gasar mata Slalom II da Giant Slalom II.[5] A cikin wasannin na nakasassu na hunturu masu zuwa, Manzer ya sami lambar zinare a cikin Slalom na Mata da lambar azurfa a Giant Slalom 2A na Mata.[6] Ta sami takardar shedar shedar koyar da wasan kankara daga ƙungiyar masu koyar da Ski ta Kanada[7] kuma ta sami lambobin yabo guda uku a Gasar Cin Kofin Duniya na Nakasassu ta 1982. Ta sami lambar tagulla a tseren dusar ƙanƙara, wani tagulla na katuwar slalom, da lambar azurfa a ƙasa.[8]

  1. "Gravity does the job for disabled skiers, learning control is the secret". Calgary Herald. February 8, 1973. Retrieved August 6, 2020 – via Newspapers.com.
  2. "Canada's Paralympic History 1976-1998". cccski.com. January 1, 2011. Retrieved February 5, 2020.
  3. "Winnipgers win handicapped gold". Winnipeg Free Press. Manitoba. February 26, 1976.Free to read
  4. "Remember when ...". Vancouver Sun. March 4, 2009. Lorna Manzer won gold in the 5K II, although she was the only competitor in her class. Missing or empty |url= (help)
  5. "Paralympic Games 1976" (PDF). oepc.at. Retrieved February 5, 2020.[permanent dead link]
  6. "One-legged skier wins world bronze medal". Medicine Hat News. Alberta. March 12, 1982.Free to read
  7. "Points system". Montreal, Quebec, Canada: Montreal Gazette. February 6, 1980. Retrieved August 6, 2020 – via Newspapers.com.
  8. "Chance for gold lost at games for disabled". Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada: Whitehorse Daily Star. March 17, 1982. Retrieved August 6, 2020.