Guernsey win time trial medals at Island Games
Pippa Inderwick was Guernsey's best-placed rider in the women's team time trial event
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Guernsey's cyclists have won women's team time trial silver at the 2025 Island Games.
Pippa Inderwick finished fifth and Andrea Nightingale in eighth as their times counted towards Guernsey finishing second behind a dominant Gibraltar.
The gold medal winners took three of the top four places, including first place for Olivia Lett, and finished almost four minutes ahead of Guernsey.
Chloe Truffitt - who raced in the triathlon 24 hours earlier - was 12th for Guernsey, who also had Hannah Kennedy in their team as they finished 17 seconds ahead of bronze medallists Shetland.
"I'm absolutely ecstatic to win a silver medal," Nightingale told BBC Radio Guernsey.
"It was really tough, especially being first one off. I really couldn't have given anymore and to share this with Pippa and Chloe makes it all the more special."
Meanwhile Guernsey's Philip Touzeau claimed a bronze medal in the men's individual time trial.
Touzeau was third behind Orkney's gold medallist Tom Lynch, who was almost three minutes ahead of the field.
The Guernseyman ended just nine seconds behind Gibraltar's Colin Tester who took silver.
Archery and athletics medals
Amelia Hart won Guernsey's first athletics medal at the 2025 Island Games
In archery Guernsey's Zoe Gray won silver in the Single WA 1440 Women's Compound.
Gray was 45 points off Faroe Islands' Anja Eydnudottir as she beat Jersey's Angela Perrett to the silver by 13 points.
Teammate Monika Komla won bronze in the Single WA 1440 Women's Recurve.
Komla was just four points off Falkland Islands' silver medallist Louise Clarke as Jersey's Mollie Perrett won gold by 40 points.
Meanwhile on the track Guernsey's Amelia Hart won bronze in the 400m as Ynys Mon's Ffion Roberts blew away the field in 54.12.
The Welsh runner was 2.72 seconds clear of Orkney's Emily McArthur who won silver with Hart finishing in 57.41.
Abi Galpin claimed 100m bronze in a time of 12.18 having won silver at the same event two years ago.