Wood, who graduated in Criminology and Social Policy, secured second place alongside teammates Anna Hopkin – who trains at the University under the guidance of Mel Marshall –, Freya Anderson, and Isabella Hindley.
Recording a split of 54.82 Wood’s second leg saw England move ahead of Canada, as eventual winners Australia romped home. This evening’s silver is Wood’s second of the competition after being awarded a medal in the Mixed 4x100m following her appearance in the heats.
After two days of sporting action, Loughborough-linked athletes have now secured a total of five medals at the Commonwealth Games, – one gold, and four silver.
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