Kathleen Smith, also known as Kathy Critchlow-Smith, is a British Paralympic archer who has competed at five Paralympics. It was the 1992 Summer Paralympics in Barcelona that first made her aware of international competition, as one of the 21 women and 74 men from 26 countries to compete at seven sports there, where Great Britain won no medals at archery. In 1996 she joined Anita Chapman and Rebecca Gale to win a bronze medal in the women's archery team open, and four years later at the 2004 Athens Paralympics she won her fourth and last medal, the gold in the women's archery team open, with Chapman again as a team mate.
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Kathleen Smith or Kathy Critchlow-Smith is a British Paralympic archer who has competed at five Paralympics.
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It was the 1992 Summer Paralympics in Barcelona that first made Smith aware of international competition.
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Kathleen Smith or Kathy Critchlow-Smith is a British Paralympic archer who has competed at five Paralympics.
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Four years later at the 2004 Athens Paralympics, Smith won her fourth and last medal, winning the gold in the women’s archery team open with Chapman again as a team mate.
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