Andrew Willis and Jim Sanderson both competed at the Delhi Commonwealth Games. Andrew is currently studying at Bath University and Jim recently returned to Gibraltar, which he represented at the Games.
	Andrew Willis In what was a very close and exciting 200m final, Andrew narrowly missed out on a bronze medal by 0.05 sec. Andrew finished fourth behind Christian Sprenger, the 200m world record holder. Earlier in the day, Andrew had qualified third fastest and was drawn in lane 3 in the final, with Brenton Rickard, 100m world record holder, outside him in lane 2. Rickard started very quickly and by the half-way turn had a clear lead. But over the final 50m, a chasing pack, which included Andrew, just failed to catch Rickard. 200m Breaststroke Result: 1st Brenton Rickard 2:10.89 2nd Michael Jamieson 2:10.97 3rd Christian Sprenger 2:11.44 4th Andrew Willis 2:11.49 5th Kris Gilchrist 2:11.77 Andrew made a fantastic start to the Commonwealth Games, narrowly missing out on a place in the 100m Breaststroke final, with a time of 1.01.84.
	Jim Sanderson Jim, still only 17, competed in the 100m Fly, where he set a PB of 1:01:42, the 200m Free and the 400m Free where he knocked an amazing four seconds off his personal best to record a time of 4:22:41. Great swims