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Mare Nostrum 2007 MARE NOSTRUM – 8th & 9th June 2019 NEWS REPORT N°02 April 26th th Hi Everybody, Welcome to our XXXVII edition! To be confirmed: Algeria: Federation Argentina: Federation Austria: USC Graz Azerbaijan: Federation Byelorussia: Federation Brazil: Federation Bruno FRATUS 3 World Medals Felipe LIMA 1 World Medal Botswana: Federation Canada: Club – CN SHERBROOKE China: Federation Czech Republic: Federation France: Elite National Team Junior National Team Canet 66 Natation Great Britain: Federation Tom dean 1 European medal James GUY Silver Olympic medal at 4x200 freestyle relay, Silver Medal at 4x200 medley relay 3 world medals + Gold Medal in 4x200m freestyle relay, Gold Medal in 4x200m freestyle relay & Silver Medal in 4x100m medley relay 2 European medals + Gold Medal at 4x200m freestyle relay, Gold medal at 4x100m medley relay, Gold Medal mixed 4x100m medley relay, Gold at 4x100m medley relay Calum JARVIS 2 World Medals & 1 European Medal Cameron KURLE 2 European Medals : Gold Medal at 4x200 freestyle relay & Bronze Medal mixed 4x200 freestyle relay Siobhan Marie O’CONNOR 1 Olympic Medal 1 World Medals + Gold Medal at 4x100m medley relay 1 European Medals + Gold at 4x100m medley relay, Gold at 4x100m mixed medley relay & Bronze at 4x100m medley relay Putteridge Swimming Club University Of Edinburgh Greece: Federation Kristian GKOLOMEEV 1 European Medal Apostolos CHRISTOU 3 European Medal Hong-Kong: National Team Hungary : Federation Ireland: Federation Japan : Federation Shinri SHIOURA 1 bronze World Medal at 4x100m relay medley Daiya SETO 1 Olympic Medal & 4 World Medals Yasuhiro KOSEKI 2 World Medals Rika OMOTO She becomes 4th fastest Japanese in 100m freestyle MARE NOSTRUM – 8th & 9th June 2019 NEWS REPORT N°02 Lithuania USC Graz Giedrius TITENIS 1 World Medal & 3 European Medals Monaco: Federation A.S.Monaco Natation Nigeria Federation Norway: National Team Henrik CHRISTIANSEN 2 European Medals Russia: Federation Yuliya EFIMOVA 3 Olympic Medals, 14 World medals & 9 European Medals ANRUSENKO Veronika (maiden name POPOVA) 1 World Medals + Silver Medal in 4x100 medley relay & 2 European Medals Mikhail VEKOVISHCHEV 1 World Medal & 2 World Medals Vladislav GRINEV 3 European Medals Mikhail DOVGALYUK 1 Silver World Medal at 800m freestyle relay & 1 European Medals + Silver Medal at 800m freestyle relay + Silver Medal in 800m mixed freestyle relay Anna EGOROVA 2 European Medals Andrey ZHILKIN 1 European Medal Mariia KAMENEVA 3 European Medals Aleksandr KRASNYKH 2 World Medals & 1 European Medal Martin MALYUTIN 2 European Medals Daria MULLAKAEVA 1 World Medal Kirill PRIGODA 2 World Medal & 1 European Medal Evgeny RYLOV 1 Olympic Medal, 3 World Medals & 4 European Medals Valeriia SALAMATINA 2 European Medals nd Mariia TEMNIKOVA 2 place 200m breastbroke at Russian championship (before Efimova) Svetlana CHIMROVA 2 World Medals & 4 European Medals Anton CHUPKOV 1 Olympic Medal, 2 World Medals & 3 European Medals Club Tatarstan South Africa: Federation Spain: Catalan Federation Switzerland: Nuoto Sport Locarno Turquie Federation Selen ÖZBILEN Bronze 4x100m freestyle relay at EYOF (2015) Ukraine: Federation Andrii GOVOROV 1 World Medal & 4 European Medals (2 Gold) USA: Cal Berkeley Aquatics Tom SHIELDS Gold Olympic Medal in relay 4x100m medley & Gold World Medal in relay 4x100 medley Georgia Aquatic Race Pace Club Michael ANDREW World Junior Champion Longhorn Aquatics Madisyn COX World Medal 1 gold in relay & 1 bronze Oklahoma Baptist University Zimbabwe: Federation ➢ LOCALISATION – PRESS ACCREDITATION: Olympic Swimming Pool Prince Albert II - Stade Louis II - Avenue des Castelans MC 98000 Monaco [email protected] - + 377 92 05 40 59 – Ticket Prices for Finals : 1 day = 8€ - 2 days = 10€ ➢ TV ACCREDITATION: Monaco Broadcast - Mme Anouk DAMAZ – 6 quai Antoine Ier 98000 Monaco – [email protected] Tel : +377 97.98.39.39 - Fax +377 97.98.35.44 .
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