Blackwell, Loccident set Championship Records, Team USA Earns Three Medals on Day Two in Kobe

May 18, 2024, 7:46 AM (ET)

by Kristen Gowdy

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Jaydin Blackwell celebrates after crossing the finish line of the 100-meter T38 at the 2024 Para Athletics World Championships. (Photo by Marcus Hartmann/USOPC)

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Blackwell, Loccident set Championship Records, Team USA Earns Three Medals on Day Two in Kobe

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