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Ludovica Terlizzi of Italy Dominates 10 km at the World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships

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Ludovica Terlizzi (19, Italy, World Aquatics bio here, @ludovica.terlizzi) dominated the 18-19 women’s 10 km field at the World Aquatics Junior Open Water Swimming Championships in Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz, Argentina, winning in 1:55:35. Her victory was well ahead of silver medalist Polina Koziakina (19, Russia, World Aquatics bio here) in 1:56:55 and Napsugar Nagy (17, Hungary, World Aquatics bio here, @napsugarnagyy) in 1:57:28.40.

Day Two will showcase the 14-15 year olds in the 5 km race and the 16-17 year olds in the 7.5 km races tomorrow in Lago Sur (South Lake) in Parque del Sur.

10 km Results, 18-19 Year Women

  1. Ludovica Terlizzi, Italy 1:55:35.00
  2. Polina Koziakina, Russia 1:56:55.40
  3. Napsugar Nagy, Hungary 1:57:28.40
  4. Mira Miszlai, Hungary 1:57:33.20
  5. Manoli Cassar, France 1:57:34.30
  6. Varvara Kharchenko, Russia 1:57:34.80
  7. Bianca Alexis Monaco, Australia 1:57:36.90
  8. Erika Giacomini, Italy 1:57:37.10
  9. Rafaela Coello, Ecuador 1:57:39.60
  10. Eleanor Flowers, Australia 1:59:50.40
  11. Marony Jacobs, South Africa 2:01:33.10
  12. Andrea Perez Armenta, Mexico 2:01:45.10
  13. Rona Takezawa, Japan 2:02:19.10
  14. Karrington Hansen, USA 2:02:34.40
  15. Sofia Garces, Argentina 2:02:40.10
  16. Carolina Marques, Brazil 2:02:41.30
  17. Regina Cuevas Ortiz, Mexico 2:02:43.00
  18. Katie Horne, South Africa 2:03:16.40
  19. Delphine Piatera-Mercier, Canada 2:04:55.10
  20. Sachika Kajimoto, Japan 2:05:09.80
  21. Arwa Faisal Malek, Egypt 2:07:43.40
  22. Celeste de Los Angeles Contreras, Peru 2:09:05.20
  23. Olivia Bates, New Zealand 2:10:47.10
  24. Andrea Bordones Mota, Venezuela 2:14:44.50
  25. Olivia Emmett, New Zealand DNF
  26. Lizian Sobral, Brazil DNF
  27. Loreley Daleney, Bolivia OTL
  28. Sophia Hung Millan, Venezuela OTL
  29. Cecilia Piraino, Paraguay OTL
  30. Paula Torrens, Uruguay OTL
  31. Clara Martinez de Salinas, Spain DSQ

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