Malkamaki Defends World Title, Gives Team USA First Throws Medal of Kobe 2024

May 22, 2024, 7:50 AM (ET)

by Kristen Gowdy

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Noelle Malkamaki competes in shot put at the 2024 Para Athletics World Championships. (Photo by Marcus Hartmann/USOPC)

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