Great on the Paralympics!Peška has gold, the Czech Republic was added silver and bronze

Czech team on Wednesday in Tokyo won a complete collection of medals.Silver was added to the archer Šarka Musilová and bronze table tennis players Jiří Suchánek and Petr Svatoš.In total, handicapped athletes in Tokyo have already made two gold, silver and bronze medals.

Peška, who was diagnosed with muscle dystrophy Duchenne at the age of six, won all three matches in the basic group at the Paralympics and dominated the quarterfinals and semifinals on Tuesday.The match for gold started with three points in the first shift, but the opponent gradually equalized in the next three.At 3: 3, Tie-Break decided to make a Member of the TJ Hospital Košmberk.

Musilová by gaining individual silver repeated the placement of the mixed couple competition, in which the second with David Drahonínský ended up in Tokyo.Thirty-year-old Tetraplegička defeated three rivals in the knockout part and only in the final succumbed to 131: 142 world number one Chen min-i from China, which flashed with a Paralympic record.

The Czech wheelchair won the first medal in the solo competition at the Paralympics, in which its maximum sixth place from the past games in Rio.In Brazil she was with Drahonín's third in mix.

Suchánek and Svatoš had a certain bronze in the W3 category already in the semifinals and there were not enough on the German duo Thomas Brüchle, Thomas Schmidberger.Czech wheelchair users lost 0: 3 opening doubles, and when Svatoš against Brüchle won only a set, it was decided and the last duel did not take place.

Thirty -nine -year -old Suchánek, who did not defend the third place in the individual competition and finished fifth, won the second Paralympic medal, nine years younger Svatoš decorated his debut under five circles.