Tobago’s renowned para-athlete, Akeem Stewart, has once again ascended to victory, securing a gold medal in the F64 Discus event at the 2023 Parapan American Games held in Santiago, Chile.
Stewart, 31 years old, delivered a remarkable throw of 58.02 meters, outshining his competitors Max Rohn of the USA and Yorisan Monterey of Cuba to claim the top spot on the podium. This achievement marks Stewart’s successful defense of his gold medal title, previously won in the same event during the 2019 Parapan American Games.
Throughout his illustrious career, Stewart has consistently excelled in para-athletics, boasting previous successes such as a silver medal in the Discus Throw F44 category at the Paralympics and a bronze medal at the World Championships in 2015 held in Doha. His versatility extends beyond the discus, with notable triumphs in the javelin throw discipline, including gold medals at various prestigious competitions like the Paralympics, World Championships, and previous editions of the Parapan American Games.
Akeem Stewart’s latest triumph not only adds to his impressive medal tally but also underscores his resilience and dedication to para-athletics on the international stage.
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