A back-to-back double sure has a nice ring to it.
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And Warrnambool youngster Grace Kelly can say she's achieved that milestone at the Victorian Track and Field Championships.
Kelly won the under 15 girls 100m last weekend and backed it up with victory in the 200m on Sunday.
She did the same last year.
The teenager blitzed the competition in the 200m, crossing the line in 25.83 seconds at the Duncan Mackinnon track in Murrumbeena.
She was aiming to break 26 seconds.
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Kelly took gold in the 100m dash in 11.99 seconds last weekend.
Meanwhile, Terang athlete Caytlyn Sharp came close to her goal of breaking five metres in long jump.
She jumped 4.96 metres in the women's under 20 long jump. She placed seventh overall.
The teenager also claimed gold in the women's AMB long jump.
Sharp, a T20 athlete, claimed gold in the under 20 women's para 100m last weekend at Lakeside Stadium.
Away from the track and field championships, Roxy Mahony-Gilchrist came second in the under 18 women's Bendigo Gift.
Warrnambool's Layla Watson also claimed silver in the Black Opal women's 400m at the same event.
More to come.
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