Finucane Makes Commonwealth History for Wales with Triple Cycling Gold
8 Articles
8 Articles
The Manila Times
Gulf TimesFinucane makes Commonwealth history for Wales with triple cycling gold
GLASGOW, United Kingdom — Emma Finucane struck gold twice for Wales on Saturday to take her tally for the Commonwealth Games to three golds by winning the women's sprint and 1000 meter time trial.
Cyclists lead the way as team Wales wins three gold medals
Nation.Cymru staff Team Wales claimed three more gold medals on another outstanding day at the Commonwealth Games, with cyclists Emma Finucane and Anna Morris and long jumper Olivia Breen all topping the podium in Glasgow. The trio spearheaded another impressive medal haul on Day Eight of the Games, which also included bronze medals for cyclist […] The post Cyclists lead the way as team Wales wins three gold medals appeared first on Nation.Cymru.
Medal-winning streak continues into Day 8 for Team Wales - Team Wales
Bowls Dan Salmon and Ross Owen kicked the day off for Team Wales in the Bowls Men’s Pairs, taking on Malaysia in their fourth fixture of their Section A campaign; it ended in a frustrating 2-0 defeat, confirming their exit of the competition after their final game to come on Day 9. In the afternoon, Amy Williams stepped into the rink once again, looking to continue her blistering form in her fourth match of Section C in the Women’s Singles. She …
Cyclists from Wales have won two gold medals and one bronze on the eighth day of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Emma Finucane took gold in the women's individual sprint, before Anna Morris won the women's 4,000m individual pursuit in a Games record breaking time.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left, 50% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
