Narita wins gold medal with Paralympic world record

Narita wins gold medal with Paralympic world record

SYDNEY, Australia - Japanese swimmer Mayumi Narita waves at fans after winning gold medal in the women's 150-meter individual medley at the Sydney Paralympics on Oct. 20, with a world record time of 2 minutes, 53.73 seconds.

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