No car park tears this time for Love as 3x3 teams claim silver & bronze
After tears in Birmingham four years ago, Robyn Love gets on to the podium at the Commonwealth Games.
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Notable Quotes
"I'm not crying now, but I pretty much was this morning after the semi-final."
— Robyn Love , Athlete
"We needed to keep it interesting for you guys."
— Skylar White , Athlete
"Coming into this we all believed we could get a medal as a team, but no one else thought anything of us - we proved the world wrong today."
— Kyle Jimenez , Athlete
"Every time we play on an international stage we punch above our weight."
— Ross Malcolm , Athlete
Key People
Kyle Jimenez is a Scottish basketball player known for his performances in the Commonwealth Games.
Owen McCormack is a basketball player who competes for Scotland in international events.
Robyn Love is a Scottish wheelchair basketball player who competed in the Commonwealth Games.
Ross Malcolm is a Scottish basketball player who competed in the Commonwealth Games.
Skylar White is a basketball player who represents Scotland in international competitions.
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After tears in Birmingham four years ago, Robyn Love gets on to the podium at the Commonwealth Games.
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