Swimmer Naohide Yamaguchi won the men's SB14 100-meter breaststroke gold for Japan on Sunday to take the host nation's third title at the Tokyo Paralympics and second in the pool.Yamaguchi improved his own world record with a 1-minute, 03.77-second time to beat Australian Jake Michel by 0.51 at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre. Scott Quin of Britain won bronze."I am glad that I was able to complete my two challenges, which were extending my world record and winning gold," said Yamaguchi, who has an intellectual impairment."I really tried to turn up the pace in the final."Yamaguchi, who is competin…READ FULL ARTICLE
