Thornley, meanwhile, adds some depth to the Warriors' options in the backs and new head coach Matty Peet is in no doubt both will prove valuable additions to the squad.🔙 in Wigan colours 🍒⚪️🙌@IainThornley1#WWRLpic.twitter.com/zbn4JffKRM And while one young American was celebrating a job well done, the rest of us could look forward to another exciting era for golf. One glance at the final leaderboard told us that a new breed of professional golfers were game ready to compete for the biggest prizes at the highest level. The charge stalled a little on the back nine as Reed pulled clear again but a bogey-free, seven-under 65 put McIlroy firmly in contention in second place on 11 under and three behind the American going into the final round. "We are committed to powering a diverse and inclusive Olympic and Paralympic family and no athlete should be forced to make a choice between elite sport and starting a family.