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Imogen Clark celebrates bronze after tough four-year journey (opens the original)
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Part-time swimmer Imogen Clark insists a Commonwealth Games bronze medal is vindication for four years of sacrifice and persistence. The Chesterfield ace was in tears after sharing third place with Canada’s Sophie Angus in the 50m breaststroke final, adding to the silver medal she won at from the last Games in 2022. As a sprint specialist, Clark is an unfunded athlete because the shortest distance was not previously an Olympic discipline. She has made up for the financial shortfall by working a
Whitehouse narrowly misses out on second Gold (opens the original)
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Luke Whitehouse thought he had struck Commonwealth Games gold for the second time – but a razor-thin judges’ decision left him with silver. The Halifax ace missed out on victory in the men’s vault final by just 0.017 points to Canada’s Felix Dolci. The 23-year-old leaves Glasgow with three medals after bagging gold in the floor final on Monday steering England to silver in the team event on Friday. “It was a close final. I did think I got it, and I think Felix thought I got it as well,” he said.
Abi Martin hails resilience after winning medal (opens the original)
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Paignton teenager Abi Martin hailed her resilience after bouncing back from gymnastics heartbreak to win an individual Commonwealth Games medal at the second attempt. The 18-year-old was left in tears after Sunday's all-around final, having been among the favourites for a medal. Instead, she slipped off both the uneven bars and the balance beam, and finished 11th of 18 athletes. Less than 24 hours later, Martin responded in the best possible fashion, claiming silver in the individual vault final
Roper twins celebrate historic Bronze medals (opens the original)
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Identical twins Abigail and Emily Roper created a slice of Welsh Commonwealth Games history by winning matching bronze medals within an hour of each other in Glasgow. Abigail finished third in the vault final, one place ahead of her sister, to win Wales' first Commonwealth Games medal in the event for 35 years. Emily quickly banished the disappointment of narrowly missing out in the vault by taking bronze in the uneven bars final less than an hour later. "I can't even put into words how crazy it
Whitehouse misses medal but celebrates Langton's return to Glasgow (opens the original)
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Halifax’s Luke Whitehouse fell short in his bid to win a second Commonwealth Games medal but was just relieved to see his best friend out of hospital. Whitehouse watched on in horror as team-mate Gabriel Langton fell three metres from the high bar and landed head first in a sickening incident during Friday’s team final. Langton received treatment for 30 minutes from up to a dozen medical staff before being stretchered off and taken to hospital, with his head and neck in a brace. Team England rec
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