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Team USA's Oksana Masters Wins 11th Paralympic Gold Medal: "On Top of the World Right Now"

  • On March 10, 2026, Oksana Masters of Team USA won the women's sprint sitting Para cross-country title at Val di Fiemme, Italy, earning her 11th Paralympic gold medal.
  • Having placed second four years ago, the 36-year-old endured surgery, a bone infection, and a concussion before winning gold in the same event at Milan Cortina.
  • On the final incline, Oksana Masters began about 40 meters behind and powered up to overtake Yunji Kim as they crested the summit for the gold.
  • Reacting after the race, Oksana Masters called it 'redemption', saying 'It was just such a relief and redemption from Beijing. I love sprints and I hate sprints because there's so much stress', with visible emotion afterward.
  • With this result, Masters' career totals show seven Winter Paralympic golds, four Summer golds, and 21 medals overall, including 16 Winter and five Summer medals.
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Probably the best paralympic athlete in the world is called Oksana Masters. The American woman dominates in summer, in winter. She was born with severe disabilities – and was released for adoption by her mother.

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Antelope Valley Press broke the news in on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
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