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Finswimming at Mediterranean Games earns 12 medals
The Egyptian finswimming team achieved 12 medals of various types at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto 2027, including 4 gold, 4 silver, and 4 bronze medals. This raises Egypt's total medal count in the event to 29, placing the team fifth overall and third in the finswimming medal table behind Italy and Greece. The gold medals were won by Mohamed Ehab in the 400-meter mono race, Tarek Hassan with two golds in the 100-meter mono and 50 meters underwater, and Ahmed Hisham Radwan in the 200-meter double fins event. Silver medals went to Salma Rabea (50-meter double fins), Mariam Helmy Hegab (50 meters underwater), Nadeen Magdy Hegres (women's 400-meter mono), and Ahmed Awad (men's 200-meter mono). Additionally, Egypt secured four bronze medals, including those won by Ahmed Hisham Radwan and Mohamed Ehab. Furthermore, the team achieved notable results such as Nadeen Magdy finishing fourth in the 200-meter mono race, Rinaa Tamer placing sixth in the same event, Seif Khaled finishing sixth in the men's 50-meter fins, Mariam Hegab coming fourth in the women's 100-meter mono, and Farida Mohamed Said finishing fifth in the women's 50-meter fins. The team consisted of 11 swimmers, including 5 women and 6 men. It was led by Captain Sameh El Shazly, with a comprehensive technical team overseeing their training.
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