Glasgow 2014: Jemma Lowe wants Commonwealth podium

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Jemma Lowe could become the first Welsh woman to win a swimming gold medal at the Commonwealth Games since Patricia Bevan in 1974

Welsh swimmer Jemma Lowe is targeting a podium finish at Glasgow 2014 following her gold at the International Swimming Championships in Manchester.

The 24-year-old won the 200m butterfly with a time of two minutes 10.89 seconds.

Following her win, Lowe revealed her personal target for Glasgow 2014 was to "get on the podium".

She added: "I got bronze at the last Commonwealth Games, so it will be good to do that, or do even better."

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Lowe took silver in the 100m butterfly at the 2013 European Short Course Swimming Championships

Looking forward to the Games, which start on 23 July, she said: "It's really good to represent your country and be part of a special competition where all the athletes come together in a village.

"It's a really great experience."

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