Erika Fairweather of New Zealand, Lani Pallister of Australia and Molly Walker of Australia after the women’s 1500m freestyle final. Photo by AAP Image/Dean Lewins.
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Molly Walker might call South Australia home these days, but Berrigan’s claiming her back as she finds herself on the international stage.
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The dedicated swimmer collected a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on Sunday.
To finish on the podium of any Olympic event is an achievement to be proud of, but Molly has made history with her bronze.
She earned it in the 1500m freestyle, which made its Commonwealth Games debut on Sunday.
The gold medallist in the same event was Aussie Olympics legacy Lani Pallister, who Molly came second to in her Games qualifying swim a few weeks back.
Pallister claimed the top podium spot in the 1500m freestyle with an 18 second lead ahead of New Zealand’s Erika Fairweather.
Molly also qualified for the 800m freestyle, which is scheduled for tonight, Australian time.
Heats are being held just before 9pm (AEST).
If Molly qualifies for the top eight, her finals swim will be from about 6.12am Wednesday.
• Read a little more in this week’s About Berrigan, on page 2.
Molly Walker during the 1500m freestyle final. Photo AAP Image/Dean Lewins.
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DEAN LEWINS
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