Canada’s Carolyn Waldo captured top honors in...
Canada’s Carolyn Waldo captured top honors in solo competition at the McDonald’s FINA World Cup Synchronized Swimming championships at Indianaplois, Ind., giving the Olympic silver medalist a sweep of the three gold medals.
On Saturday, Waldo teamed with Michelle Cameron to give Canada a narrow victory in the duet competition. The two then helped Canada capture the team championship.
Waldo, 20, from Montreal, was near-perfect in her solo routine, receiving five scores of 9.9 out of a possible 10 from the seven-judge panel. The remaining scores were 9.7 and 9.8.
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