🏊♂️🌟 Hey there, swim fans! Big news from the Artistic Swimming World Cup in Markham, Canada!
China’s dynamic duo, Guo Muye (16 years old) and Liu Jinhan (23 years old), made a splash by winning the silver medal 🥈 in the mixed duet free final! This was their first time competing together internationally, and they scored an impressive 276.9909 points!
Guo already showed his solo skills by winning the men’s solo free title earlier in the competition. Now, teaming up with Liu, they’ve proved they’re a fantastic pair!
They shared the podium with two talented pairs from Spain. The gold medal 🥇 went to Dennis Gonzalez Boneu and Iris Tio Casas, while the bronze medal 🥉 was claimed by Jordi Caceres Iglesias and Aurora Lazaro Cabaleiro.
But that’s not all! Chinese twin sisters, Lin Yanhan and Lin Yanjun, also snagged a silver medal 🥈 in the women’s duet free final with a score of 253.0640 points! So cool to see twins rocking the pool together!
The gold in this event went to Iris Tio Casas (yes, the same swimmer who won gold in the mixed duet!) and Lilou Lluis Valette, while the bronze was won by France’s Laelys Alavez and Romane Lunel.
Congratulations to all the swimmers for their amazing performances! 🎉 Keep your eyes on these athletes—they’re making waves! 🌊
Reference(s):
Chinese competitors add two silvers at Artistic Swimming World Cup
cgtn.com
