Lithuanian swimmer Titenis wins European bronze

May 18, 2016 the Lithuania Tribune Sports 0
Giedrius Titenis (right)
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Titenis, 26, finished 100m breaststroke in 1:00.10, the third best result in the championship.

British swimmers Adam Peaty and Ross Murdoch claimed gold and silver, respectively.

Meanwhile Meilutytė was first at women’s 100m breaststroke and easily qualified for the finals on Wednesday. Her result was 1:06.16.

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