Etta Love nabs Commonwealth Games weightlifting bronze

Meanwhile, Etelove going here for 106 to offer lifetime best and she's got more to get into the lead. She's still only 18. That's something worth remembering. It is in many ways an unusually young field here across the board. She's got it. That's it. Grabs it, pulls it off the deck, accelerates after the knees. That's a really solid lift from Love of Saskatchewan. Well, there's potential certainly of a lifetime best attempt coming up for in the third round. Etelove 106. And more to come. The first Canadian woman to hold a world record. It was the junior world record at the old 87 plus kilo category. Etelove is still second. 246 total. This to go up to 250. It's 144. She has done this before in the cleaning journey. My word. Brilliant lift. She wants to make sure of a medal here. She's in silver. It's going to take something to knock her out of the top three here. Silver for now. She doesn't even hesitate. There's barely a break. You can see the bend on the bar as she powers it up. That's an amazing, amazing performance from Love of Canada. Emily Campbell is our champion. Look at this margin. Games record 278. Emily Campbell, gold for England. A killer for Anna Draman. The silver for Malaysia at the age of 20. An 18-year-old Etelove gets the bronze for Canada.