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Cecilia Dieleke Clocks South American Record In 200 Back, Elvira Espinosa Makes History In Dakar

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By Retta Race on SwimSwam History was made at the Youth Olympic Games, with Elvira Espinosa of Ecuador earning the first-ever YOG gold medal won by a female athlete from the nation. Read the full story on SwimSwam: Cecilia Dieleke Clocks South American Record In 200 Back, Elvira Espinosa Makes History In Dakar

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The young swimmer was consecrated in the 200 meters back test with a time of 2:10.05, new best national and South American brand. It is the first presea for the Argentine delegation in the fourth edition of the event that takes place in Africa

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The 17-year-old swimmer won the youth Olympic title in Senegal with a dominant performance and a brand of 2m10s05, which allowed her to set a new national and South American record

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The 17-year-old swimmer, one of the champions of the national delegation, won the final with a time of 2m10s05 and won the first Argentine gold medal in Senegal.She surpassed by 31 hundredths the national and continental mark of Malena Santillan and gave the country her 14th title in the history of the Olympic Youth Games.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The 17-year-old Argentine flagbearer signed a 2:10.05 record in the 200 meters back in Dakar 2026, won the first gold medal of the delegation in Africa and consecrated a trajectory that began almost by chance in a sports gym.

Cecilia Dieleke had a historic performance at the Olympic Youth Games of Dakar 2026. The Argentine swimmer stayed with the gold medal in the final of the 200 meters back, set a new national and South American record and achieved an unprecedented achievement for the Argentine sport: it became the first [...]

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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