Boerne Army vet wins gold in debut Paralympics in Paris

Jason Tabansky Wins Gold: A Remarkable Victory

Boerne, Texas – An inspiring story unfolded in the world of Paralympic Archery as U.S. Army veteran, Jason Tabansky, secured his first gold medal in the Men’s Individual W-1 category. Hailing from Boerne, Tabansky’s remarkable journey led him to this historic moment in Paris.

Competing against a skilled athlete from China, Tabansky clinched victory in a thrilling gold medal match, scoring a perfect 10 on his last shot. His final score of 134-131 reflected his exceptional talent and determination.

Tabansky’s path to success was paved with sacrifices and dedication, evident in his rigorous training regime at Leading Edge Archery in Boerne. His training days were filled with intense practice sessions and a focus on precision and quality.

Tabansky’s journey to the podium was not without challenges. A life-altering incident in 2015 left him paralyzed, but his resilience and passion for archery propelled him towards greatness. With unwavering support from his wife and coach, Tabansky’s determination shone through, culminating in his gold medal win.