Santoso bagged the gold in the men's S9 classification and Kevin Ramadhani in the men's S10.
Santoso recorded his best in S9 by clocking a time of 1 min and 08.28 secs and defeating Muhlis of South Sumatra, who came second, with 1 min and 12.75 secs. Meanwhile, Saepul Manan from West Java stood third, with a time of 1 min and 17.48 secs.
Kevin Ramadhani from West Kalimantan also won a gold medal in the men's 100 meters freestyle S10, who among others, finished the fastest, with a time of 1 min and 00.71 secs.
The second and third positions were secured by Bayu Putra Yoga from Jambi, with 1 min and 07.12 secs and Ekber Marani from West Papua, who recorded a time of 1 min and 08.51 secs.
Other provinces that each bagged a gold were West Java, Riau, and Papua in the 100-meter freestyle.
West Java's Elvan Leonardi clocked a time of 1 min and 11.60 secs in the men's S8, Nova Aprillah from Riau recorded a time of 1 min, 38.17 secs in the women's S10, while Agnes M Yowei from Papua clocked a time of 1 min, 18.32 secs in the women's S9.
Outlined herewith are the complete results of the 100-meter freestyle race at Peparnas Papua, Monday, November 8, 2021:
Men's 100 meters freestyle S8
1. Gold - Elvan Leonardi (West Java) - 1:11.60
2. Silver - Andika (Riau) - 1:25.64
3. Bronze - Nyong Wally (Maluku) - 1:26.60
Men's 100 meters freestyle S9
1. Santoso (West Kalimantan) 1:08.28
2. Muhlis (South Sumatra) 1:12.75
3. Saepul Manan (West Java) 1:17.48
Women's 100 meters freestyle S9
1. Gold - Agnes M Yowei (Papua) - 1:18.32
2. Silver - Norlatifah (South Kalimantan) - 1:24.57
3. Bronze - Fitriah (South Kalimantan) - 1:27.93
Men's 100 meters freestyle S10
1. Gold - Kevin Ramadhani P (West Kalimantan) - 1:00.71
2. Silver - Bayu Putra Yoga (Jambi) - 1:07.12
3. Bronze - Ekber Marani (West Papua) - 1:08.51
Women's 100 meters freestyle S10
1. Nova Aprillah (Riau) - 1:38.17
2. Um Kalsum (South Sulawesi) - 1:44.76
3. Aisa Nahumarury (Maluku) - 1:49.82
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Translator: M Ramdan, Kenzu T
Editor: Sri Haryati
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