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Latest from the Gotland 2017 Island Games
Updates on Wednesday 29 June 2017
The sun has already set on another day of the Gotland Island Games and our updates from the Swedish island and the Channel Islands.
We'll be back from 08:00 with more.
We're still awaiting confirmation of the results in the following:
Gymnastics - Men's FIG Overall Individual, external
Gymnastics - Women's FIG Overall Individual, external
Shooting - ISSF 50m Free Pistol - Men, external
Click on the above to go to the Gotland 2017 results site.
Archery
Silver - Lisa Gray, Women's Compound Head to Head Knockout
Silver - Lisa Gray, Women's Recurve Head to Head Knockout
Bronze - Chantelle Goubert, Women's Recurve Head to Head Knockout
Athletics
Silver - Sarah Mercier, 5,000m Women
Bronze - Louise Perrio, 5,000m Women
Cycling
Bronze - Women's Team Road Race
Swimming
Gold - Tom Hollingsworth, Men's 200m Backstroke
Gold - Miles Munro, Men's 100m Freestyle
Silver - Ben Lowndes, Men's 100m Individual Medley
Silver - Miles Munro, Men's 50m Butterfly
Silver - Men's 4x100m Medley Relay
Bronze - Jonathan Beck, Men's 100m Freestyle
Bronze - Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay
Archery
Bronze - Angela Perrett, Women's Compound Head to Head Knockout
Shooting
Gold - Sarah Campion and Susan De Gruchy, ISSF 50m Prone Smallbore Rifle Team Women
Silver - Stephen Bouchard and Andrew Chapman, ISSF 50m Prone Smallbore Rifle Team Men
Bronze - Mary Norman, ISSF 25m Sport Pistol - Women
Bronze - James Daly, IPSC Standard Division
Bronze - Tobias Cabaret and James Daly, IPSC Standard Division Team
Bronze - Bruce Horwood and Deborah Thompson, ISSF 300M Centre Fire Prone Rifle Team
Swimming
Silver - Gemma Atherley, Women's 200m Freestyle
Silver - Gemma Atherley, Women's 200m Backstroke
Bronze - Dillon Pestana, Men's 200m Backstroke
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Island Games 2017: Jersey's women's footballers beat Gibraltar 6-0 to progress
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Swimming continues to deliver the most medals for Guernsey.
With two golds, three silvers and two bronzes in the pool this evening the sport has a total of 19; seven gold, four silver and eight bronzes.
Archery is next with 12 medals - three gold, seven silver and two bronzes - with two silvers and one bronze coming today.
Image source, Natwest Island GamesDefending champions Jersey are through to the semi-finals of the women's football as best runner up after a 6-0 win over Gibraltar.
Quote MessageWe're over the moon. Obviously we were disappointed coming out of the Isle of Wight game... we picked ourselves up, turned it round and we played some really good football today, back to winning ways.
Libby Barnett, Jersey midfielder
On two goals from Captain Eve Watson inside the first six minutes Barnett said: "We wanted to set the tone and getting an early goal was important... we were able to settle our nerves a little bit then the goals just kept coming."
Our sports editor Tim Pryor caught up with Stuart Black who has represented both Jersey and Guernsey in the Island Games.
He represented Jersey in the the 2005 island games for swimming, but later picked up Volleyball.
For family reasons he moved to Guernsey before the 2015 Island Games, but still represented Jersey.
He said it was difficult and expensive to train in the last games, as he had to travel across the islands every week.
He now proudly represents Guernsey in the Volleyball.
Quote MessageIt's very difficult to sit on the sidelines and cheer. I'm wearing green and white so obviously I'll be supporting the green army, but at the same time i'll be supporting Jersey. It's a silly little argument the islands have.
It was a tight finish in the Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay, with Guernsey claiming bronze.
The team of Courtney Butcher, Laura Le Cras, Robyn Le Friec, and Orla Rabey swam the distance in 3:53:81.
They were fractionally behind the Isle of man, who finished in 3:53:56.
The Faroe Islands came first in 3:51:66.
Image source, NatWest Gotland Island Games 2017
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BBC News Online
Jersey won't be joining Guernsey in the men's basketball semi-finals, after they lost to 102-40 to the Cayman Islands this evening.
Also in the semis are Saaremaa and Gibraltar.
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Guernsey's team of Thomas Hollingsworth, Ben Lowndes, Miles Munro and Oliver Nightingale managed a joint effort of 3:48:02, less than two seconds behind winners the Isle of Man.
Jersey's 4x100m team came in fifth and last place with a time of 4:06:53.
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Daniel Halksworth
There were no individual Channel Island medals in the men's road race earlier.
Mihkel Raim, of Saaremaa, won by more than a minute, from second placed Davur Magnussen from the Faroe Islands.
Daniel Halksworth from Jersey came ninth, whilst Simon Campbell from Guernsey was 16th.
Gemma Atherley beat two Guernsey finalists to get a medal in the Women's 200m Backstroke this evening.
Her 2:14:69 swim was enough to get a silver, her second of the evening, and fourth medal of the games.
Guernsey's Courtney Butcher came fourth and fellow Sarnian Tatiana Tostevin fifth.
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Jersey's shooters have their 13th games medal thanks to Tobias Cabaret and James Daly.
The pair were beaten by the Cayman Islands and Gotland to gain a bronze in the IPSC Standard Division Team event.
Image source, NatWest Gotland Island Games 2017 / Getty ImagesGuernsey swimmer Miles Munro has added a silver to his gold medal collection in Gotland.
The three-time champion at the games came second to Saaremaa's Priit Aavik in the butterfly, with a swim of 25:21.
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