Yugoslav Swimming Federation News 
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August 12-13, 2000
BALKAN SENIOR SWIMMING AND DIVING GAMES
Nicosia, North Cyprus, 2000
 
Really good results of all Yugoslav representatives at the Balkan Games held in Nicosia, Cyprus from 12 to 13 of August 2000. The team from Romania is the new Balkan Champion and our team reached the third place in total. 6 countries participated the Games: Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus and Yugoslavia. We're sending our thanks to Mr. Panicos Prokopion, president of Amateur Swimming Association of Cyprus.
Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus

The results of our representatives:
 Discipline
Participant
Time
Award
New YU record
 50 m free 
Ms. Duska Radan
27,14
Bronze medal
 
 50 m fly
Ms. Duska Radan
29,55
Bronze medal
 
 50 m back
Ms. Luli Milos
 
Silver medal
 
 100 m back
Ms. Marica Strasmester
 
 Silver medal
 
 200 m back
Ms. Marica Strasmester
 
Silver medal
 
 100 m free
Mr. Nikola Kalabic
51,17
Gold medal
 50 m back
Mr. Nikola Kalabic
27,66
-
 100 m breast
Mr. Nikola Savcic
1:04,59
Gold medal
 50  m  breast
Mr. Nikola Savcic
 
Silver medal
 
 100 m fly 
Mr. Vladan Markovic
 
Silver medal
 
 200 m fly
Mr. Vladan Markovic
 
Silver medal
 
 100 m free
Mr. Nebojsa Bikic
 
Silver medal
 
 50 m free
Mr. Nebojsa Bikic
 
Bronze medal
 
 200 m back
Mr. Milos Cerovic
 
Bronze medal
 
 4 x 100 m free
men
 
Bronze medal
 4 x 100 m medley
men
 
Bronze medal
 4 x 100 m free
women
 
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 4 x 100 m medley
women
 
Bronze medal
All omitted times will be pressed very soon.

We also congratulate  to Mr. Vukan Vuletic, our competitor in diving, for the bronze medal and it was the 17th medal in total for YU water sport.

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by "SWIM STAR '2000" Last updated on August 15,  2000

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