Drawing the curtain on her sixth and final Paralympics on Monday with no regrets at age 51, Mayumi Narita now hopes to see a younger generation of Japanese swimmers reach great heights.A 15-time swimming gold medalist, Narita finished sixth in her last race, the women's 50-meter backstroke S5 final, at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre, 25 years after she made her Paralympic debut at the 1996 Atlanta Games."I feel blessed that I really swum until the end," Narita said. "I don't really give much thought about my age because I've just really loved swimming and I really trained. Everything is a result…READ FULL ARTICLE
