YORKSHIRE'S COMMONWEALTH COMPETITORS OFF TO A SHINING START

5/4/2018

Jessica Learmonth of Leeds has won England's first medal of the 2018 Commonwealth Games by finishing second in the women's triathlon on Australia’s Gold Coast. The 29-year-old finished 43 seconds behind of Flora Duffy of Bermuda.
Foundation supporters and Yorkshire Young Achievers Award winners, Alistair and Jonny Brownlee, missed out on the medals in the men’s event.

2016 Personality of the Year winner, Nile Wilson, made an outstanding contribution on all apparatus as England won gold in the men's gymnastics team final. Wilson has now qualified for the all-round final. Good Luck Nile from all at the Yorkshire Young Achievers Foundation.

2 Comments

help with coursework university link

9/5/2018 10:21:59 pm

It takes a lot of self discipline to become a real athlete. Sometimes it's not really all bout winning but simply staying in the game and learning how to continue becoming the best version of ourselves. The will to win should never be an excuse to cheat or get discouraged when we lose. We are all just in this game to become healthier and focused. Aside from this, we can also learn a lot from our team mates and opponents. Winning is only our second priority. Being better than last time should be celebrated even if it does not involve winning.

all assignment help reviews link

7/10/2018 07:32:25 pm

Commonwealth games are international games which are due to some healthy persons can be play and to shine like a stars on this game’s banners. Only few players are hanging up on the rope with the game rules and this game is open challenge for all.

YORKSHIRE'S COMMONWEALTH COMPETITORS OFF TO A SHINING START

Leave a Reply.

Archives