Commonwealth Games: Guernsey's Laura le Cras disappointed with semi-final swim
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Laura le Cras is competing at her first Commonwealth Games
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Guernsey's Laura le Cras says she is disappointed with her swim in the semi-finals of the 50m breaststroke at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Le Cras finished last in her semi-final in a time of 33.26 seconds having come through the heats earlier on Friday.
"It wasn't the outcome I'd hoped for, I was looking for a personal best and to better my island record," she told 成人快手 Radio Guernsey
"But it wasn't meant to be, I was just pleased to be in that semi-final.
"I've got three more individual races, they're not my best events, but I am looking forward to them and think that I could still do some PBs."
Beere on course for quarter-finals
Lucy Beere is competing at her fourth Commonwealth Games for Guernsey
Guernsey bowler Lucy Beere had an excellent start to her Commonwealth Games as she won both her matches in the women's singles group stages.
The 39-year-old beat Canada's Jordan Kos 21-7 before defeating Australia's former World Under 25's champion Ellen Ryan 21-11 to go three points clear at the top of her group.
But the men's pair of Matthew Solway and Todd Priaulx are out after losing heavily in their first two group matches.
They went down 29-7 to Australia before a 21-13 loss to South Africa at Leamington Spa.