Emily Brunemann Goes 2 For 2 On FINA World Cup
Emily Brunemann won her second consecutive FINA 10K Marathon Swimming World Cup race. 2 races, 2 countries, and 2 victories are rightly boosting the confidence of the American distance swimmer who has now won a total of 4 FINA World Cups in her career.
Brunemann finished ahead of Brazil’s Ana Marcela Cunha and Olga Beresnyeva in the Río Negro. 52 athletes from 12 countries participated in the event held between the cities of Camen de Patagones and Viedma in the Patagonia region of Argentina.
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