Serbian women swimmers representing Vojvodina delivered an impressive performance at an international masters swimming competition in Larnaca, Cyprus, winning a total of 13 medals, including six golds.
The competition brought together 180 participants from 25 countries, providing an international stage for experienced swimmers to compete across individual and relay events.
According to a report published by Serbian Times, the Vojvodina swimmers secured six gold, three silver and four bronze medals.
Six Gold Medals for Vojvodina Swimmers
The Serbian team earned five gold medals in individual swimming events, alongside three silver and four bronze medals.
Their sixth gold came in the women’s 4 × 50-meter freestyle relay, adding a team victory to their individual achievements.
The results brought Vojvodina’s total medal count to 13, making it a successful appearance for the Serbian swimmers at the international meet.
The competition featured athletes representing 25 countries, highlighting the international participation in masters swimming.
Masters swimming provides competitive opportunities for adult athletes across different age categories, allowing experienced swimmers to continue participating in organized competitions.
Serbian Swimming Success on the International Stage
The results in Larnaca represent another international sporting achievement for athletes from Serbia.
The six gold medals included success in both individual competition and the women’s freestyle relay, demonstrating the swimmers’ performances across different events.
Their medal tally also included three silver and four bronze medals, completing a successful competition in Cyprus.
The October 19 report did not specify the individual swimmers’ names, their age categories or the exact events in which the individual medals were won.
Nevertheless, the 13-medal result highlights the continued participation and achievements of Serbian athletes in international masters swimming.
