Hannah Scott has made history by winning Coleraine's first Olympic gold medal in the women's quadruple sculls at the Paris Olympics, alongside teammates Lauren Henry, Lola Anderson, and Georgie Brayshaw. The British crew secured victory in a dramatic photo finish, edging out the Netherlands by just 0.15 seconds. Celebrations erupted in Coleraine, where a dedicated fan zone had been set up, and the race was watched live on a big screen. Local residents and officials hailed Scott as an inspiration, particularly for young female athletes, reflecting on her rapid rise from junior rowing to Olympic champion. This win marks the third gold for Northern Ireland athletes at the Paris Games, adding to the successes in swimming. Scott expressed disbelief at her achievement, emphasizing the hard work and confidence the team maintained throughout their training.