Para ice hockey player Satoru Sudo expressed hopes for a record medal haul Monday as he joined fellow athletes at the inauguration of the Japanese delegation for next month's Pyeongchang Winter Paralympics.A day after the curtain came down on the 17-day Olympics, Sudo, who has been appointed captain of the delegation, gathered with about 30 disabled athletes to launch the campaign for the games in South Korea, where they will seek to replicate the success of their Olympic counterparts."Japan won a record 13 medals at the Olympics. I hope we can ride that momentum when we compete at the Para…READ FULL ARTICLE
