Swimmer Mary-Ambre Moluh Dreams Bigger After European Championship Success

At just 20 years old, French swimmer Mary-Ambre Moluh has emerged as a standout performer at the European Championships held in Saint-Denis. She captured three medals, solidifying her status as a rising star in the sport and setting the stage for future international success.

Moluh secured two gold medals in individual events, triumphing in the 100m backstroke and adding another in the mixed 4x100m medley relay. She also earned a silver medal in the 50m backstroke, showcasing her versatility and dominance across different distances.

Her performance has drawn praise from national technical director Denis Auguin, who noted her transition from a national team qualifier to a European champion with a continental record. This achievement follows her eighth-place finish at the World Championships in Singapore a year prior, indicating a significant progression in her career.

While competing for US Créteil, Moluh trains year-round in the United States, where she is also pursuing her economics studies. Her success at the European Championships positions her as a strong contender for the upcoming Olympic Games, just two years away.