Heptathlete O'Connor wins Northern Ireland's first gold of Games
While she said she was "gutted" with that performance, she rallied and she bounced back well to run the 200m in a season's best time of 24.14, which was just…
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O'Connor further increased that lead on Wednesday morning as she recorded a leap of 1.82m in the long jump and a season's best 52.85m in the javelin to move 258 points ahead. In the 800m, she finished first as she ran 2:10.45 to take home NI's first multi-class gold medal since Dame Mary Peters won the pentathlon in 1974.
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O'Connor further increased that lead on Wednesday morning as she recorded a leap of 1.82m in the long jump and a season's best 52.85m in the javelin to move 258 points ahead.
according to BBC SportIn the 800m, she finished first as she ran 2:10.45 to take home NI's first multi-class gold medal since Dame Mary Peters won the pentathlon in 1974.
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