The US triumphed 58-47 at the Villa El Salvador Sport Center to avenge their loss in the gold-medal match at the last edition of the Parapan American Games in Toronto.

Charles Aoki led the way for the Americans with 18 tries, while team mates Joshua Wheeler and captain Joseph Delagrave racked up 14 and 11 respectively.

In the bronze-medal match, Colombia defeated Brazil 46-43.

It secures the country a repeat of their third-place finish from Toronto 2015, where they also overcame Brazil in the play-off.

Among the other sports concluding at Lima 2019 was track cycling, with the US adding two more gold to their tally to finish top of the medal standings.

Clara Brown beat Colombia's Daniela Munevar in the women's individual pursuit C1-3 final, clocking a time of 4 min 11.670sec to her rival's 4:17.771.

In the women's individual pursuit C4-5 final, fellow American Samantha Bosco overlapped Canada's Marie-Claude Molnar.

They were joined on the podium by bronze medallist Mariela Delgado of Argentina.

The US ended track cycling on four gold medals, two silver and two bronze.

The nation also topped the shooting standings with five gold, one silver and three bronze, with the last of their victories coming in the mixed 10 metres air rifle prone SH2 event.

Stetson Bardfield led an American one-two finish with a Parapan American record-breaking total of 252.1 points.

McKenna Dahl was runner-up with 251.4 points, while Brazil's Bruno Kiefer came third on 230.3.

The final shooting event of Lima 2019 saw Cuba's Yenigladys Suárez take the women's 10m air pistol SH1 title in a Parapan American record-breaking total of 227.4 points.

Brazil's Debora Rodriguez was the silver medallist with 226.1 points, while Colombia’s Maria Restrepo claimed bronze with 203.6.

Brazil was the dominant force in table tennis and won four of today's five finals to finish comfortably at the summit of the sport's medal standings.

They defeated Chile in the men's team class 1-2 and 9-10 gold medal matches to add to victories over the US in the men's team class 6-8 final and Mexico in the women's team class 2-5 final.

However, Brazil did lose 2-0 to Chile in the men’s team class 3-5 final.

Brazil ended the table tennis competition with nine gold, six silver and nine bronze.

The nation continues to head the medal standings in athletics and swimming.

Among their five gold medallists in athletics was Fabio Da Silva, who won the men's 100m T35 final in a Parapan American record-breaking time of 12.72sec.

A further seven gold medals went Brazil's way in swimming, including one for Wendell Belarmino Pereira, the winner of the men's 100m freestyle S11 event ahead of compatriots Matheus Rheine and José Luiz Perdigão Maia, in a Parapan American record-breaking time of 59.33.

Another stand-out performance in athletics came from Akeem Stewart after he broke the world record in men’s discus throw F64 event to give Trinidad and Tobago their first gold medal at Lima 2019.

The 27-year-old managed a mark of 63.70m, surpassing his own previous record of 63.03m set at Toronto 2015.