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October 6, 2010

Synchronised Swimming starts today

THE second annual CLARO Jamaica International Synchronised Swimming Championship begins today and runs through Saturday at the Bournemouth Bath Swim Complex in East Kingston.

Five overseas teams plus Jamaican team Synchro Stars will take part in the competition.

The final two teams, New Canaan out of the USA and Curacao Sharks, will join the Golden Mermaids of Panama and a second US-based team, Cypress Swim Club who are already in the island.

Competition will begin at two o’clock today and tomorrow and will run from 8:00 am until 2:00 pm on Saturday’s final day.

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