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Gold, bronze and $30,000 in 50 minutes: The unexpected star of Australia’s big night in the pool
Jenna Forrester wasn’t even meant to race in the 200m backstroke. But Kaylee Mc Keown’s withdrawal opened up the path for her to win two medals in under an hour on day one in Glasgow.
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What happenedJenna Forrester wasn’t even meant to race in the 200m backstroke. But Kaylee Mc Keown’s withdrawal opened up the path for her to win two medals in under an hour on day one in Glasgow.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "Gold, bronze and $30,000 in 50 minutes: The unexpected star of Australia’s big night in t...". The center frames it as "Fifteen minutes after celebrating bronze, Jenna Forrester stunned herself with gold".
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Left / center-leftGold, bronze and $30,000 in 50 minutes: The unexpected star of Australia’s big night in the pool
The Age (Australia) · Center-left · News report
CenterGold, bronze and $30,000 in 50 minutes: The unexpected star of Australia’s big night in the pool
The Sydney Morning Herald · Center · News report
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Gold, bronze and $30,000 in 50 minutes: The unexpected star of Australia’s big night in the pool
Jenna Forrester wasn’t even meant to race in the 200m backstroke. But Kaylee Mc Keown’s withdrawal opened up the path for her to win two medals in under an hour on day one in Glasgow.
Fifteen minutes after celebrating bronze, Jenna Forrester stunned herself with gold
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Jenna Forrester isn't the biggest star on the Dolphins team and wasn't even supposed to be racing the 200m backstroke, but now she's a gold medallist for the first time.
Gold, bronze and $30,000 in 50 minutes: The unexpected star of Australia’s big night in the pool
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Jenna Forrester wasn’t even meant to race in the 200m backstroke. But Kaylee Mc Keown’s withdrawal opened up the path for her to win two medals in under an hour on day one in Glasgow.