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‘Over the moon’ Aussie gymnast Kate McDonald banishes haunting memories to win Commonwealth Games gold

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‘Over the moon’ Aussie gymnast Kate McDonald banishes haunting memories to win Commonwealth Games gold
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Listening to “California Dreamin’”, Australian gymnast Kate McDonald hit the ground running on her road to Los Angeles by winning uneven bars gold at the Commonwealth Games.It was sweet redemption for McDonald, who banished haunting memories of her “pretty poo” finish at the…

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Listening to “California Dreamin’”, Australian gymnast Kate McDonald hit the ground running on her road to Los Angeles by winning uneven bars gold at the Commonwealth Games.It was sweet redemption for McDonald, who banished haunting memories of her “pretty poo” finish at the 2022 Birmingham Games with a near-flawless performance at Glasgow International Stadium, scoring 14.333 points.So dominant was the 25-year-old that she was the only gymnast to hit the 14.000-point mark and blitzed next-best, Canadian great Ellie Black, by 0.433 points, with Wales’ Emily Roper following for bronze.Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today ArrowFinishing seventh on the uneven bars in 2022, McDonald has now made it two from two events in Glasgow after winning the team gold medal.“I’m over the…

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