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OVERVIEW CLOSING OVERVIEW – Day 7
A great week came to a close for the Oceania swimmers in Singapore at the 22nd World Aquatics Championships. Personal bests and National Records have tumbled on all 7 days of their competition. Day 7 consisted of 7 individual swims and 3 relays for the Pacific islanders. This was across 4 disciplines. Needless to say,…
TONGA SPRINTS WITH FULL FAITH IN FINAL DAY AT WORLD CHAMPS
Charissa Panuve closed out her competition at the 22nd World Aquatics Championships in Singapore in the Women’s 50m Freestyle. Lining up alongside fellow Pacific Island athletes from Papua New Guinea and Samoa. The Kingdom of Tonga sprinter delivered a time of 29.69, with a swift reaction time of 0.65, the second fastest in her heat.…
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NATIONAL RECORDS AND BIG PRIDE MARK NMI’S FINAL DAY IN SINGAPORE
The Northern Mariana Islands delivered a fitting finale to their competition at the 22nd World Aquatics Swimming Championships in Singapore. Completing their final day of racing with two new National Records, an individual heat win and an outpouring of team pride. First into the water was Maria Batallones; she lined up for the Women’s 50m…
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BIG SMILE AND BIGHT FUTURE AS BEULA SANGA COMPLETES WORLD CHAMPS
Beula Sanga of the Solomon Islands wrapped up his debut appearance at the World Aquatics Swimming Championships in Singapore with a proud and confident final swim in the Men’s 50m Backstroke. Recording a time of 36.11 and a strong reaction time of 0.64. As he stepped onto the pool deck ready to give it his…
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LIANA PLANZ SWIMS TO HER FULLEST IN FINAL DAY AT WORLD CHAMPS
Liana Planz stepped onto the blocks for her final event at the 22nd World Aquatics Swimming Championships in Singapore with focus and calm, representing American Samoa in the Women’s 50m Freestyle. One of the fastest off the blocks in her heat with a reaction time of 0.65 seconds, Liana sprinted to a finishing time of…
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MORE POSITIVE STRIDES FOR ANAHIRA MCCUTCHEON AT THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
What were you doing at the tender age of just 15? Perhaps appearing in an Olympic Games? Or competing in a World Championship sports event? No? Well, Anahira McCutcheon of Fiji, can tick both of those off already as part of the very impressive start to her swimming career. This week is her first appearance…
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KAIYA BROWN AND TEAM SAMOA FINISH STRONGLY
Day 7 saw the last day of competition for the Pacific island teams. Kaiya Brown rounded off the individual races for Samoa as she lined up in the Women’s 50m Freestyle. She finished Heat 5 in a time of 28.88 seconds. Kaiya began her interview by explaining that she may have lost a little time…
JHNAYALI TOKOME GARAP ROUNDS OFF A PROMISING WEEK AT THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
It’s been a positive week for Jhnayali Tokome-Garap at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore. The 16 year old Junior already holds multiple age group records for Papua New Guinea and got close to her personal best time of 27.48 in the Women’s 50m Freestyle event. Having led the field off the blocks, with a…
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FROST LEADS THE WAY FOR SAMOA WITH ANOTHER PERSONAL BEST
KOKORO FROST M100 FLY – Day 6 of these Championships and Samoa’s Kokoro Frost lined up in Heat 2 of the Men’s 100m Butterfly. Kokoro is in good form at the moment, and he was looking to end his individual races with a flourish in the two-length discipline. A time of 58.82 seconds ensured he…
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BRENTON NAKA IS HAPPY TO GAIN MORE EXPERIENCE
Brenton Naka, representing the Solomon Islands had his second outing at these World Aquatic Championships on Day 6. This time the 19 year old was competing in Heat 1 of the Men’s 50m Freestyle. Brenton made a good start off the blocks with a reaction time of 0.63 seconds, meaning he was second into the…
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