Marie Pier Boudreau Gagnon

Natalia Ishchenko of Russia successfully defended her gold medal in the solo tech event in synchronized swimming at the world championships Monday. Ishchenko totaled 98.667 points for execution and overall impression. Gemma Mengual of Spain again took silver with 97.833 points and Marie-Pier Boudreau-Gagnon of Canada was third with 96.000. Ishchenko swam to the opera notes of Luciano Pavarotti's "Sadness," Mengual chose a soul piece with Otis Redding's "I Have Been Loving You," and Boudreau-Gagnon went with a rock piece. The solo free and tech events began standing alone for separate medals at the last worlds in Melbourne, Australia, two years ago, when Ishchenko ... Read Full Story

Font size: AP The Spanish team celebrates after winning the gold medal of the free combination event of the synchronized swimming, at the FINA Swimming World Championships in Rome on July 22. (AP Photo)   ROME, July 22 (AP):   Perennial runner-up Spain performed a rockin' routine to Led Zeppelin and finally claimed gold in synchronized swimming, winning the free combination at the world championships Wednesday.  Taking advantage of Russia's absence, the Spaniards put together a high-energy routine that received scores ranging from 9.7 to 9.9 for a total of 98.333 points. China took the silver with 97.667 and Canada claimed the bronze with ... Read Full Story

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