The women's 50m Breaststroke SB2 was won in a Games record time by Haidee Aceves Perez (1:41.58). It was another Mexican one, two as her teammate Fabiola Ramirez (1:50.14) took silver and USA's Kayla Wheeler (2:25.49) the bronze.
Colombia's Navier Ome Ramos (2:21.25) won gold in the women's 100m Breaststroke SB4, taking it ahead of USA's Jessica Rogers (2:28.86) in silver and Brazil's Leticia Ferreira (2:32.68) in bronze.
USA's Anna Johannes (5:09.18) claimed her third gold and fourth medal of the Games in the women's 400m Freestyle S9. She pushed the Brazilian duo of Camille Cruz (5:32.78) and Susana Ribeiro (5:35.96) into silver and bronze respectively.
Canada's secured its second gold of the day in the women's 100m Backstroke S14 through Kirstie Kasko (1:20.10). Her teammate Jana Murphy (1:21.23) took silver with Mexico's Mariana Diaz de La Vega (1:27.48) the bronze.
In total there are 85 medal events in seven days of swimming competition at the Parapan American Games involving 180 swimmers from 14 countries. On Thursday (16 November) swimmers will contest seven medal events.
This is the fourth edition of the Parapan American Games and has attracted 1,500 athletes from 24 countries who will compete in 13 different sports.
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