Sensational Team South Africa swimmer, Chad Le Clos, was in seventh heaven once again at the 2014 Commonwealth Games after he walked away with two bronze medals yesterday. The medals brought his tally to seven, equaling the Commonwealth Games record of legendary Australian Ian Thorpe from Manchester 2002.
Swimming has done its part at this year’s Commonwealth Games, picking up 12 in South Africa’s overall total of 26. Le Clos himself collected a sixth medal when he made the podium in the men’s 200m Individual medley – although it was a desperately close thing.
Swimming has done its part at this year’s Commonwealth Games, picking up 12 in South Africa’s overall total of 26. Le Clos himself collected a sixth medal when he made the podium in the men’s 200m Individual medley – although it was a desperately close thing.
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He was forced to dig deep to edge out Australian Thomas Fraser-Holmes by one hundredth of a second for the bronze.
Le Clos had targeted seven Commonwealth Games medals and he got to manage that feat in remarkable style.
Le Clos had targeted seven Commonwealth Games medals and he got to manage that feat in remarkable style.
By: Farai Diza
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