On Sunday, Canada’s male gymnastics team qualified for the 2024 Olympics in Paris for the first time since 2008 — and B.C.’s Zachary Clay was instrumental in that feat. The men’s team needed a 12th-place finish at the artistic world championships qualifying round in Antwerp, Belgium. They finished fourth, with Gymnastics Canada saying Clay’s performance on the pommel horse was pivotal. For the 28-year-old — who was born in Langley and currently lives in Chilliwack — the qualification marks an achievement he has been working toward since he started gymnastics at the age of five. Clay also had to overcome a devastating tear of his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) at a 2015 competition that t
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