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Great Britain at the World Aquatics Championships


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20 minutes ago, George_D said:

:GBR takes :JPN in R12, they avoided Greece / Hungary. Its a good chance to enter QF

Don't know anything about water polo, but have never heard of Japan being any good at it, so this is all good.  

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It's 2nd in group vs 3rd in the play-off before facing group winners in QF, so coming second helped us there

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6 hours ago, George_D said:

:GBR takes :JPN in R12, they avoided Greece / Hungary. Its a good chance to enter QF

Interestingly, :GBR competed against :JPN in the semi-finals of the World Cup Division 2 competition at the end of last year. On that occasion, :JPN edged out a 12-15 victory. 

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Day 7 (17 July)

1345 Water Polo Women's Crossover: :JPN 23-10 :GBR 

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18 July

0302 Artistic Swimming Women's Solo Technical Preliminary - Loya Cenkci: 21st, 213.2850 (DNQ)

0702 Artistic Swimming Women's Duet Technical Preliminary - Robyn Ellen Louise Swatman/Eve Young: 25th, 233.1983 (DNQ)

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19 July

0302 Artistic Swimming Team Free Preliminary - 14th, 223.3776 (DNQ)

0645 Water Polo Women Classification - :NZL 20-12 :GBR

0702 Artistic Swimming Men Solo Technical Final - Ranjuo Tomblin - 5th, 228.4316

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Nothing tomorrow (20 July)

21 July:

0200 Water Polo Women Classification - :FRA 9-14 :GBR

0302 Artistic Swimming Team Technical Preliminary: 17th with 78.4309 (DNQ)

0702 Artistic Swimming Men Solo Free Final - Ranjuo Tomblin: 4th with 210.9125

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Nothing tomorrow (22 July)

23 July

0302 Artistic Swimming Women Duet Free Preliminaries: Robyn Ellen Louise Swatman/Eve Young - 12th in 230.3952 (Q)

1232 Artistic Swimming Mixed Duet Technical Final: Isabelle Thorpe/Ranjuo Tomblin - 4th, 226.0899

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