Manitobans win bronze, silver medals at Commonwealth Games
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Two Manitobans were part of a medal rush at the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi on Thursday.
Selkirk archer Doris Jones won silver as a member of Team Canada’s compound bow squad at the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi on Thursday.
Meanwhile, Winnipeg gymnast Gabby May captured bronze in the vault – May’s second medal of the games, after winning bronze in the team event earlier this week.
In total, Canada doubled its total medal count on Day 4 of the Games – soaring from 12 to 24 medals.
Altogether, Canadian athletes won nine gold, one silver and two bronze medals
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