Ethan Dick has narrowly missed out on a Commonwealth Games medal after finishing fourth in the men's pommel horse final on Tuesday morning.
Dick, who entered the final ranked sixth after qualifying, earned a score of 13.666 for his performance - just 0.333 points shy of Canadian bronze medallist Jayson Rampersad.
The 21-year-old's impressive result was largely down to his execution as he entered the final with the second-lowest difficulty score of the eight finalists.
However, an 8.466 execution score - only bettered by gold medallist Joe Fraser of England and Northern Ireland's silver medal winner Rhys McClenaghan - saw him power up the rankings to sit just underneath Rampersad.
It ends Dick's campaign in Birmingham on a high after he also earned a top 10 finish in the all-around final on Monday.
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