Photo: Medal queens
Christania Williams (silver) and GayonEvans (bronze) celebrate medal-winningperformances in the final of the women's100m inside Carrara Stadium, duringthe 21st Commonwealth Games onAustralia's Gold Coast yesterday.Williams clocked 11.21 seconds whileEvans ran 11.22, both behind goldmedallist Michelle-Lee Ahye of Trinidadand Tobago who clocked 11.14 seconds.(Photo: Collin Reid courtesy of GuardianLife, Courts, VMBS, Sports DevelopmentFoundation and Alliance Investments)
Athletics, Sports
April 9, 2018

Photo: Medal queens

Christania Williams (silver) and Gayon Evans (bronze) celebrate medal-winning performances in the final of the women’s 100m inside Carrara Stadium, during the 21st Commonwealth Games on Australia’s Gold Coast yesterday. Williams clocked 11.21 seconds while Evans ran 11.22, both behind gold medallist Michelle-Lee Ahye of Trinidad and Tobago who clocked 11.14 seconds.

(Photo: Collin Reid courtesy of Guardian Life, Courts, VMBS, Sports Development Foundation and Alliance Investments)

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