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Eda Savcıgil, Who Broke Records on Two Channels with Her Show "Ocean Seven," Has Returned to Izmir.

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Eighteen-year-old ultramarathon swimmer Eda Savcıgil, who set out with the goal of completing the Ocean Seven, returned to Izmir after crossing the Catalina and Molokai canals with record-breaking results. Greeted with flowers at the airport, Savcıgil earned the titles of fastest Turkish female swimmer and youngest Turkish athlete in Catalina.
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Eighteen-year-old ultramarathon swimmer Eda Savcıgil, who set out with the goal of completing the Ocean Seven, returned to Izmir after crossing the Catalina and Molokai canals with record-breaking results. Greeted with flowers at the airport, Savcıgil earned the titles of fastest Turkish female swimmer and youngest Turkish athlete in Catalina.

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Haberler broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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