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Guyana's Daniel Williams shatters South American indoor 200m record

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Guyanese sprinter Daniel Williams has made history by setting a new South American indoor 200m record at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Championships in Gainesville, Florida. Representing Life University (Georgia), Williams clocked an impressive 20.48 seconds to win the final, eclipsing the previous record of 20.65 seconds set by Brazilian Olympic medalist Robson Caetano da Silva in 1989. Williams’ achievement marks…

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Guyana's Daniel Williams shatters South American indoor 200m record

Guyanese sprinter Daniel Williams has made history by setting a new South American indoor 200m record at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Championships in Gainesville, Florida. Representing Life University (Georgia), Williams clocked an impressive 20.48 seconds to win the final, eclipsing the previous record of 20.65 seconds set by Brazilian Olympic medalist Robson Caetano da Silva in 1989. Williams’ achievement marks…

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