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Pete Northolt won Britain's first gold medal in wheelchair tennis at the 2004 Paralympics held in Athens. Wheelchair tennis was an event at the Paralympics and Pete Northolt captured the top prize, a gold medal, for Great Britain. His victory in Athens was the first gold medal won by a British athlete in wheelchair tennis at the Paralympic Games.
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