Camila Rebelo Retains Her Title in the 100-Meter Backstroke at the Mediterranean Games.
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The swimmer won the 100-meter backstroke and had already won the title in the 200 meters.
Portuguese swimmer Camila Rebelo today revalidated the title of champion of the Mediterranean Games on the 100 meters back, winning the final of Taranto2026, after having already done the same on the double hectometer.
Portuguese swimmer Camila Rebelo today retained her title as champion of the Mediterranean Games in the 100-meter backstroke, winning the final at Taranto2026, after having already done the same in the double 100-meter. Camila Rebelo, 23 years old, won in 1:00.37 minutes, a new championship record, surpassing Italians Federica Toma, silver medalist, in 1:00.74, and Martina Biasioli, bronze medalist, in 1:01.12. The now two-time champion in the …
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