Agostina Hein Won Bronze by Setting a New South American Record
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Despite the innumerable complexities that the sports that are still developing in Argentina suffer, talent is innate and that makes us feel a certain pride for the Argentine athletes. By this time, the most public case is that of Agostina Hein, an 18-year-old swimmer who continues to shine in discipline and achieves a real promise. The one born in the town of Campana marked a milestone for the national sport this Thursday, August 14th: the first…
The Campanense won Thursday the first Argentine medal in the history of the traditional Pan Pacific (in Irvine, California), reaching bronze in 400 meters combined with a time of 4m 32s 54. With this brand, the Argentine swimmer set a new national record. The performance at the William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center also had an enormous value from the chronometer. The 18-year-old girl lowered her own Argentine and South American record and, with t…
With a time of 4:32.54, Hein showed her potential against the best in the world. Argentine swimmer Agostina Hein had a historic performance at the Pan Pacific Championships in Irvine, where she won the bronze medal in the 400 meters combined and set a new South American record. Hein, originally from Campana, recorded 4:32.54 in the final, a mark that allowed her to climb to the third step of the podium and become the protagonist of an unforgetta…
The Argentine swimmer climbed the podium in the 400 meters combined in the Pan Pacific Championships.
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