Kelly Proper: Long jump title means a lot to me

Kelly Proper bagged long-jump gold and her 17th national indoor title at day one of the Glo Health National Indoor Championships.

Kelly Proper: Long jump title means a lot to me
Sat, 21 Feb, 2015 - 18:19

Kelly Proper bagged long-jump gold and her 17th national indoor title at day one of the Glo Health National Indoor Championships.

Proper jumped 6.22 meters for gold, 13 centimetres clear of Sarah McCarthy bring Ireland’s most decorated indoor national champion to 17 gold medals.

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