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2024 Olympics - Day 6 (August 1)


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4 minutes ago, james89 said:

I can't handle another 4th!

Beating France was the big win, I’m not that sad about the result. Really proud of the girls for their effort!

 

Left Harvey too much to do at the end. 

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1 minute ago, Josh said:

Beating France was the big win, so proud of the girls on really great effort!

 

Left Harvey too much to do at the end. 

Yes exactly and Harvey’s individual bronze was a very good result for our fencing team 

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2 minutes ago, james89 said:

Or 5th! like Ellie Black placed....

 

EDIT - i think she's 6th but still same sentiment

Even if Ellie didn’t fall on beam no way she would have gotten on the podium. The top three were just in another league 

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2 minutes ago, Josh said:

Beating France was the big win, I’m not that sad about the result. Really proud of the girls for their effort!

 

Left Harvey too much to do at the end. 

I will feel this way eventually. 

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