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Norman, 18, won in 1 hour, 10 minutes, 39 seconds on the 750-meter swim, 20-kilometer bike and 5-kilometer run course. Norman finished 1:04 ahead of Steadman. Gwladys Lemoussu of France was third.
"It feels amazing," Norman told TeamUSA.org . "It's been a l0ng journey, a lot of training, a lot of everything. So to come across that line first for the U.S., to make first in the history of paratriathlon, is just an incredible feeling."
Norman, a Jamestown resident, won the 2016 world championship this summer . She finished second to Steadman in the 2015 world championships and a pre-Games para-triathlon event in Rio last year.
Norman also will run in the 400-meter run finals Monday night.
ARCHDEACON: Norman pursues Paralympic gold in Rio