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Cults Otters win 63 medals at their home meeting

Published on Friday 17 February 2012 12:11

The Cults Otters swimmers hosted the Cults Otters Novice Gala earlier this month and between them they won an amazing 63 individual medals, including 10 golds.

In addition, six relays were won with the Under 8/9 team of Rhona Bowie, Ethan Lindsay, Kassidy Mathers and Faye Ritchie getting gold in both the medley and frontcrawl relays.

Faye Ritchie and Ethan Lindsay won the best 9 year old girl and boy trophies respectively, while Ethan was also the best overall Cults swimmer having won every race in the 9 year old boy category.

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