Students continue to dominate at the Games

Published AuthorSkye Small
Seven Griffith Swim Squad athletes set to compete at short course championships in December
Seven Griffith Swim Squad athletes set to compete at short course championships in December

Day 6 Update:

Griffith students have finished with a splash in the last day of swimming at Glasgow 2014.

Emma Mckeon wins another Gold in the pool for the 4 x 100 medley bringing her total to 4 Gold and 2 bronze.

Cam McEvoy took silver in the Men’s 50m free and finishes the games with 2 Gold and 4 silver medals.

On the track, Linda Leverton placed 5th in her first Commonwealth Games after jumping 13.69m in the triple jump.

For more Griffith at Glasgow news visit

 http://www.griffith.edu.au/events/commonwealth-games

 

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