WARRINGTON archer John Stubbs MBE is celebrating yet more Paralympic success after adding to his medal haul with a silver medal in Rio.
The 51-year-old came second alongside teammate Jodie Grinham in the mixed team open compound event last night.
After seeing off Italy in the quarter finals, Stubbs and Grinham guaranteed themselves at least a silver by beating South Korea in the semis.
This booked them a date with China in the gold medal match, but the British pair eventually lost out 151-143.
The Woolston resident can now add the silver to the gold medal he won in the individual compound event at the Beijing Games in 2008.
He competes in the men's individual open compound event tomorrow, Wednesday, facing Thailand's Methasin Chalinfa in the first round.
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