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Photo: Special Olympics Canada
Kelowna's Kelsey Wyse has struck gold for a second time in the pool at the Special Olympics World Games in Abu Dhabi.
Wyse followed up her gold-medal winning performance in the 400 metre freestyle with a winning effort in the 800 metre freestyle Tuesday.
She captured gold in a time of 11 minutes, 44.46 seconds.
Wyse beat out athletes from Costa Rica and Australia in the race.
She has a chance at a third medal when she competes in the 4X50 metre relay on the final day of competition Wednesday.
John Canning of Penticton came in fourth in the 100 metre freestyle.
