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Sport / Dinwoodie adds another medal to Shetland’s tally

Freya Deyell
A person with braided hair and a blue shirt holds up a gold medal with a green ribbon, smiling. Trees and a track are visible in the background.
Katie Dinwoodie with her first bronze medal in Guernsey. Photo: Shetland IGA

DEFENDING champion Katie Dinwoodie has won bronze at the women’s 200m in Guernsey tonight (Wednesday).

She won gold for the same race in Gibraltar at the last games in 2019.

Four years ago she completed the distance in 24.64s – this time she managed it in 24.74s.

Shetland’s medal total now stands at six.

Dinwoodie’s second medal comes after she won a bronze for the 100m race on Monday.

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