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Maldivian swimmer Meral Ayn Latheef broke her own national record in the women's long course 100-metre butterfly at the 19th Singapore National Swimming Championships 2024, improving her time to 01:13.96 seconds. The 15-year-old had earlier set records in several butterfly and medley events at a qualifying meet in the United Kingdom in February and is focusing on Olympic qualification.
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15-year-oldAge of swimmerMaldives RepublicThe 15-year-old improved her time to 01:13.96 seconds
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Meral Ayn Latheef broke her own national record in the women's long course 100-metre butterfly.at the 19th Singapore National Swimming Championships 2024SingaporeMaldives RepublicAt the 19th Singapore National Swimming Championships 2024, Maldivian swimmer Meral Ayn Latheef broke her own national record in the women's long course 100-metre butterfly.
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Latheef set records in short-course 50, 100 and 200-metre butterfly and the 200-metre medley events.in Februarythe United KingdomMaldives RepublicEarlier in February, Latheef set records in the short-course 50-metre, 100-metre, and 200-metre butterfly events and the 200-metre medley event at the Midfield and Street County Qualifying in the United Kingdom.
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