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Charron, Dolci add gold medals to Canada's tally at Commonwealth Games
- On Tuesday at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, gymnast Félix Dolci won two gold medals while weightlifter Maude Charron claimed her third consecutive title.
- Charron, a 33-year-old from Rimouski, Que., secured her 63-kilogram weightlifting title with a winning total of 232, while Dolci, a 24-year-old from Laval, Que., captured his vault gold with an average of 13.766.
- Fellow Laval native William Émard earned bronze in the horizontal bar, while Lia-Monica Fontaine of Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Que., secured her fourth medal with bronze in the women's balance beam.
- Canada leads the gymnastics standings with 16 medals, including seven gold, across five days of competition at Glasgow International Arena.
- Dolci capped his day with a bronze in the parallel bars, giving him three medals on Tuesday and six overall at the Games.
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GLASGOW — Gymnast Félix Dolci captured two titles to lead another stellar day for Canada at the Commonwealth Games. Weightlifter Maude Charron, swimmer Kylie Masse and hammer thrower Camryn Rogers also topped the podium to add to Canada’s tally on Tuesday. Dolci claimed his third and fourth gold medals of the Games, beginning the day The post Félix Dolci leads five-gold day for Canada at Commonwealth Games appeared first on Medicine Hat News.
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