Gymnastics-Britain's head coach Kenwright steps down three months before Olympics


(Reuters) - David Kenwright has stepped down as head coach of the British women's artistic gymnastics team less than 90 days before the Paris Olympics, British Gymnastics said on Wednesday.

Kenwright, who left ahead of this week's European Championships in Italy, guided Britain to their first women’s Olympic team medal in 93 years with a bronze in Tokyo.

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