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KINSELLA SALUTES GYMNAST SIS ALICE

By Matt Wright

HUG: Liam Kinsella

LEAGUE ONE
INSPIRED Liam Kinsella doesn’t need to look far from home for motivation these days after his younger sister Alice returned from the Commonwealth Games with a trio of medals.
Gymnast Alice, 17, won a gold medal for Team England on the beam in what was her first Games, as well as a silver in the team event and was the individual all-round bronze medallist.
She returned home from the Gold Coast this week and Walsall defender Liam, 22, knows exactly how the hours of training paid dividends.
“The family are very proud of her,” he...

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