Manila Bulletin
Finnegan grateful to represent PH in Paris Olympics
Filipino gymnast Aleah Finnegan fulfilled her lifelong dream of competing in the Paris Olympics, marking a significant moment for the Philippines in the sport.
She was one of three female gymnasts representing the Philippines, breaking a 60-year drought for Filipina gymnasts in the Summer Games.
Finnegan expressed her deep gratitude and fulfillment on Instagram, calling the experience a 'crazy journey' that began with childhood dreams.
She made history for the Philippines on her qualification for the Paris Games.
Alongside fellow gymnasts Levi Jung-Ruivivar and Emma Malabuyo, Finnegan participated in the women's artistic gymnastics events but did not advance to the finals.
In the all-around competition, Finnegan secured 37th place overall.
Her best finish was in the vault, where she scored 13.387 points to land in 17th place.
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