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Latest from the Gotland 2017 Island Games
Updates on Wednesday 29 June 2017
Jersey swimmer Gemma Atherley has her third Gotland medal, after a silver winning performance in the 400m freesyle.
Her 4:22:81 effort saw her comfortably into second in a field of five swimmers including Guernsey's Robyn Le Friec, who came fourth.
The winner was Var Erlingsdottir Eidesgaard, of the Faroe Islands, in 4:20;42.
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Tim Pryor
BBC Sport
Jersey's women's footballers have thrashed Gibraltar 6-0.
Captain Eve Watson got a hat-trick, while Jodie Botterill scored two and 17-year-old Natasha Keen also netted.
They're now awaiting official confirmation of whether they've done enough to secure a semi-final place as the best runner-up.
Jersey's shooting duo of Stephen Bouchard and Andrew Chapman won silver in the ISSF 50m Prone Smallbore Rifle team event.
They narrowly missed out on gold,, external finishing less than a point behind the Gibraltar pairing of Enrique Luis Bonifacio and Wayne John Piri.
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Rob Byrne
BBC News Online
Guernsey's double medalist at Gotland Louise Perrio said she felt a little under pressure to perform today after her gold winning performance in the 10,000m.
Perrio's run of 17:06:12 saw her clinch bronze behind fellow Sarnian Sarah Mercier, whose 16:58:93 effort got her silver.
The winner was Orkney's Anna Tait, who crossed the line in 16:45:06.
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Quote MessageThere's a little bit of pressure because you've got one, they expect you to get another one. It's good knowing the track in advance.
Louise Perrio (right), Guernsey double medal winner
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Not clear yet whether or not they will progress to the semi-finals.
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Away from the sport this in from our reporter Louise Sayers in Gotland:
"I've been trying out the Swedish biscuits in the media centre.
"Turns out the pink ones have the same name in Swedish as the word for vacuum cleaner."
Well Louise it's clear someone has been hoovering them up!
Image source, NatWest Island Games 2017 / Getty ImagesGuernsey runner Sarah Mercier has won silver in the 5,000m women's final, with fellow Sarnian Louise Perrio trailing her in third to win bronze.
Perrio already has a Gotland Gold to her name, triumphing in the 10,000m.
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Ben Lowndes took silver with a 58.78 in the Men's 100m Individual Medley.
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Rob England
BBC News Online
A deputy has berated Jersey's Council of Ministers for prioritising projects such as the building of a new finance centre in St Helier, whilst neglecting to build new facilities for Le Quennevais school in St Brelade.
The school will be closed on Thursday and Friday after tiles fell down from the roof into the school's hall, and water leaked through, damaging electrics.
St Brelade Deputy Montfort Tadier said the "sub optimal" building was now a "health hazard" to pupils and staff.
Quote MessageWhy is it we can build a finance centre, office blocks, on premium land in Jersey that nobody wants? But, when it comes to building a school - in my constituency - that is already 20 years overdue: 'No, I am afraid we cannot do that in a timely fashion'.
Deputy Montfort Tadier
BBC Radio Guernsey
Sark Shipping could put on an extra boat on the Friday before the Folk Festival - if the weather is good enough.
It has increased its capacity by running hourly sailings, but could carry as many as 300-400 more passengers on Friday than it did on the same day last year.
Managing Director Paul Garlick says he's doing his best to get as many people as possible to the festival.
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BBC Radio Guernsey
Check out these awesome decorative nails being sported by Guernsey's archers this week.
Day Four of the archery events here in Gotland have come to a close within the last hour, and Guernsey's women competitors have had a mixed day at Ravhagen.
Lisa and Zoe Gray (silver) and Chantelle Goubert (bronze) added to their own medal tallies, while the likes of Gen Witham, Laura Le Page and Alderney's Jennifer Tatton missed out on a top three finish.
On the bus back to Visby, Gen told me that all of the girls have a various mix of nails - painted by their very own Zoe - with a spread of Guernsey flags and colours from their bows.
Jersey have added to their impressive haul of shooting medals this afternoon with two bronzes.
James Daly came third in the IPSC Standard Division, while it was bronze too for Mary Norman in the ISSF 25m Sport Pistol.
The island's shooters now have 11 medals, making it the most successful sport for Jersey at the games to-date.
Image source, NatWest Island Games 2017/Getty ImagesSarah Campion and Susan De Gruchy have added to their medal haul with a gold in the ISSF 50m Prone Smallbore Rifle event. , external
They won with a team total of 1202.6, ahead of Gotland in second, and third-placed St Helena.
It's Campion's third Gotland gold, and De Gruchy's second, along with a single silver medal.
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