Mediterranean Games: Spanoudaki wins silver in the 200 meters
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- Greece’s Rafaela Spanoudaki won silver in the women’s 200 meters at the Mediterranean Games in Taranto.
- She finished in 23.07 seconds, improving on her 23.09 qualifying time.
- Italy’s Vittoria Fontana won gold in 22.93, while Turkey’s Sila Kologlu took bronze in 23.12.
Rafaela Spanoudaki added another silver medal to Greece’s Mediterranean Games campaign by finishing second in the women’s 200 meters in Taranto.
The Greek sprinter clocked 23.07 seconds, improving by two hundredths on the 23.09 she recorded in qualifying. Running from the fifth lane, Spanoudaki stayed close to the fight for victory until the final meters.
Italy’s Vittoria Fontana won gold in 22.93, while Turkey’s Sila Kologlu finished third in 23.12. The result gave Spanoudaki her second silver medal of the Games, following the women’s 4x100-meter relay.
It was also Greece’s fifth silver medal at the competition.
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