The carefree Olympic medalist told TSN, “I’m so excited,” in reference to her bronze medal performance.
Getting third is hilarious because, well, I’ve never gotten third, but it’s still frustrating because you have to sit there and wait for the other females to finish.
Standing there, I feel completely out of place and confused about what to do. Am I to rejoice? Is it OK to kiss everyone? Should I sob?
It was an incredible, bizarre experience. At this point in my life, I feel emotionally secure, and it is an incredible pleasure to be the first Canadian woman to win an Olympic gold in pole vaulting, she said.
