Lindsey Ann Carmichael (born July 22, 1985 in San Antonio, Texas) is a Paralympic Bronze Medalist in archery. She spent her first years in Uvalde, Texas...
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Abbey Leonard Carmichael, American educator, associated with Tufts University Lindsey Carmichael, American Paralympian archer Meldon Carmichael, American...
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Archery: Lindsey Carmichael from the United States, at the 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing....
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Victor Wunderle Jake Kaminski Jacob Wukie Khatuna Lorig Aida Roman Lindsey Carmichael Miroslava Cerna Simon Fairweather Gao Fangxia Naomi Folkard Gizem...
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Schkeeper Lei'D Tapa Jennifer Welter Alissa Wykes Danielle Brown Lindsey Carmichael Miroslava Cerna Mel Clarke Gizem Girişmen Fu Hongzhi Gao Fangxia Kim...
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Archery at the XIII Paralympic Games Lindsey Carmichael Venue Olympic Green Archery Field Dates September 9–15 ←2004 2012→...
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consisted of seven men and one woman. The highest placed finishers were Lindsey Carmichael and Jeff Fabry, who each won a bronze medal. T. J. Pemberton and Joe...
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Toshihiro Takada, Japan, 60.32 and Dean Bergeron, Canada, 60.43 seconds. Lindsey Carmichael of Lago Vista, Texas, Standing Recurve Female Archer for USA, won...
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the semifinal. She advanced to the bronze medal match but lost to Lindsey Carmichael of the United States and finished in fourth place. Members of Polish...
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former Texas quarterback Earl Campbell, Hall of Fame NFL running back Lindsey Carmichael, Paralympic Bronze Medalist Doug Dawson, former National Football...
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