PanAm Games: Lee Parkhill Wins Sailing Bronze for Canada

Lee Parkhill

Lee Parkhill of Oakville won bronze in men’s laser at the sailing venue off Sugar Beach. It was Canada’s first sailing medal at the Pan Am Games.

“To be in the hunt going into the day was amazing,” said Parker. “Then to cross the finish line with a medal for myself, my family and Canada was amazing. Tons of family and friends watching on the shore.”

All PanAm Sailing Details here:  http://www.toronto2015.org/sailing

 

 

 

 

 

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