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(+) Medal, but Dissatisfied: - the Technique Didn't Work Today Either

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Brage Arumairasa (20) came in third, and his younger brother Jarl Amund (18) came in fourth in the discus at the junior national championships in Bergen. Brage was well behind his personal best, while Jarl Amund increased his personal best by over two meters.
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(+) Medal, but Dissatisfied: - the Technique Didn't Work Today Either

Brage Arumairasa (20) came in third, and his younger brother Jarl Amund (18) came in fourth in the discus at the junior national championships in Bergen. Brage was well behind his personal best, while Jarl Amund increased his personal best by over two meters.

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banett.no broke the news in on Friday, August 15, 2025.
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