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Alice Kinsella Shines at Olympics Despite Early Struggles

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Alice Kinsella may not have achieved everything she aimed for at the Paris 2024 Olympics, but she certainly finished on a high note. After a rocky start, her performance in the women’s all-around gymnastics event was commendable, despite ending up in 12th place.

The highlight of the evening was Simone Biles clinching her sixth Olympic gold, but Kinsella shined in her own right. Many were concerned after her struggle in the qualifying rounds on Sunday, which almost kept her out of the all-around competition.

However, the 23-year-old gymnast from Park Wrekin showcased her resilience once again. After a narrow miss in the team final where Great Britain just missed out on a medal, Alice participated with vigor and determination.

Her routine on the uneven bars saw her score more than two marks higher than in qualifying. She also did well on the floor exercise, where she was unlucky not to score even better. Many felt one skill was overlooked by the judges, which could have secured her a spot in the top 10.

This performance is particularly impressive, considering she recently shared that she had contemplated quitting the sport just last year. Alice Kinsella’s journey continues to inspire many in the gymnastics world.

Rachel Adams

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